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by bradfordarner 13y ago
It is fascinating to step back and realize that this WSJ article is indicative of the fact that Tesla has yet to 'cross the chasm'. I can't wait to get a Tesla and most of my friends are of the same mind, but we are clearly still among the
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by bradfordarner 13y ago
Agreed! This is brilliant! Once again a wonderful example of something incredibly simple but incredibly useful. This would be particularly beneficial for Crossfit style workouts that are closely linked to a timer and where there is a differ
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by bradfordarner 13y ago
After spending years in the military, where your profession is basically standing around for long hours without knowing what the hell is going on, I decided that standing sucked. There is one general rule: get up and move around! The human
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by bradfordarner 13y ago
Your alternative proposition (hypothesis has a different meaning in philosophy than it does in the sciences) is rather confusing from a philosophical perspective. What is 'educated'? Education is a culturally relative idea that is very hard
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by bradfordarner 13y ago
Agreed. That is the frustrating part. The education system is so great and their health system is incredible. I really liked living in Paris. It is without a doubt the most beautiful city that I have ever lived in. Plus, I absolutely love t
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by bradfordarner 13y ago
This is phenomenal news for France! After having married a French woman, lived in France and subsequently we moved back to the U.S., I realized how far behind France was in the entrepreneurial game when compared to the States. Yet, there ar