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bawana
7y ago
I thought they had to turn the magnet on and off. This would first align all the magnetic moments of the specific atoms and then as they randomize when the field is off, they interfere with a superimposed radio field creating peaks and trou
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7y ago
There is a remarkable asymmetry between physicians who take risk to read the mri and are paid a few hundred dollars and the corporate stooges who run the hospital and charge whatever they like. And yet with such a willing supply of doctors
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bawana
7y ago
The incentive to spend it will drive the economy. The ability to prevent its use in ‘bad’ transactions will limit ‘bad’ behavior.
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bawana
7y ago
The purpose of fedcoin is to increase first order spending. If it’s value continues to diminish w time then no merchant would accept it at face value.
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7y ago
It’s not just the printing of money but it’s proper delivery. Currently the fed uses money in repo operations. This was fine back in the day but today it’s different. Since the weaking of glass stegall banks are looking to financial tools f
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7y ago
Prosperity without growth. Only possible if money has a half life. This slow devaluation of money over time would allow stable prices, growth and more granular control of the economy. This kind of money could be electronic and only minted b
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7y ago
I guess that’s why the smart money in the US is buying stock in banks and financial corps. They are expecting euros to leave the EU and invest in US financial products
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7y ago
What are they talking about? Rentech went into the dumpster. https://seekingalpha.com/news/3300183-rentech-to-delist-from...
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7y ago
wow...4 downvotes... the cost of my ignorance
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7y ago
How is what she did different from all the other silicon valley startups that fail? They get a buttload of money to develop something and then they cannot. From what I've read, most VCs today dont even expect to make their money off of
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7y ago
proves we are in hell. Some geek ape figured out to use a rock as a tool-the rest of the apes started throwing rocks at each other and just took what the other apes made. Some geeks figure out nuclear power and a way to provide endless free
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7y ago
Apple is the largest security holding in the portfolios of the members of Congress. It is safe from antitrust.
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7y ago
The interesting project that seems only fitting to google or amazon is the collation of ALL data in the world regarding threat analysis. Seems like the bellingcat scenario writ large.
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7y ago
why should property tax only be a function of property? Shouldn't property tax be a little like income tax and also be a function of the 'ability to pay'= Function(wealth, income,dependents)
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7y ago
people are using the words 'nuclear power' like the word 'disease'. There multiple different kinds of nuc power. I disagree with our use of fast breeders and other reactions that also keep our supply of weapons grade fis
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7y ago
Physicists who like to preserve their jobs. If everyone taught like grant Sanderson there would be too much understanding.
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7y ago
We should figure out a way to quantify and exchange tokens that represent our human virtues- fairness, goodness, and happiness. Maximizing utility and profit currently only refer to money- the token for concrete things. Although money is a
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7y ago
Is the nobel prize taxable? If you live in St. Lucia do you pay ANY tax on it?
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7y ago
Does it matter? Do our bodies absorb the stuff? Millions of years primates have been scrounging in the dirt for food. Crystals, metals and organics have been running through our gut for millenia. I am more concerned with absorbed uncured pl
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7y ago
too much. alexa should stay on the phone. putting alexa on watches, eyeglasses, bicycles, cars, etc..is like trying to make other good things TOO ubiquitous. Imagine toilet paper packets for your purse, your wallet, your car, your office..
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7y ago
Does the use of cryptocurrency allow people to evade taxes? Does it allow bad actors to transact dangerous goods? People have good and evil within them. If you give people complete freedom, there will be those who allow evil free reign. Tru
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7y ago
The capitalist solution is...... GROUPON This speaks to the opacity of pricing in the healthcare industry. There should be a price list at the door of the hospital for common services.
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7y ago
but how can you know subsurface currents? Doppler sonar?
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7y ago
The shower thing is explained by the coanda (Bernoulli) effect.
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bawana
7y ago
prob a journalistic typo.
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7y ago
Why doesn’t the danish govt just print more money? Although part of the eu, they opt out of the monetary policy and still use the kroner. OTOH, how much of the eu debt does Denmark own— and vice versa. If they affect the kroner-euro exchang
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7y ago
do citizens of Bir Tawil have to pay taxes? Why hasnt google bought it? Can multinational corporations set up banks there and avoid taxes altogether?
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7y ago
The interesting twist about building telescopes in Chile is that it gives the military industrial complex an excuse to build up to ‘protect’ them. Just like the Panama Canal, the Suez Canal the Hormuz strait and other internationally critic
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7y ago
Money is not solving our problems any more. Adam smith argues that the optimal decision making structure consists of the entities executing the transaction. They have ‘perfect’ information on value and utility for themselves. This was clear
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7y ago
Their soundproof room is NEGATIVE 20 decibels?!
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