danielschonfeld

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by danielschonfeld 5mo ago
I agree with your mom’s sentiment. It’s exactly that. I also feel that generally hope is gone - nobody actually sits there imagining the US becoming what it felt like in the 90s and that’s probably the root of the problem. We all kinda inte
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by danielschonfeld 8mo ago
This is it. It’s amazing how accepting people of this reality and how resigned they are about it.
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by danielschonfeld 9mo ago
Build human scale cities with narrow streets and lots of outdoor parks and easily accessible reliable and frequent public transportation. Not our American excuse for cities ruled by automobiles and asphalt everywhere with very limited optio
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by danielschonfeld 2y ago
Thoughts and prayers are all we have in this country. Nothing will be done about that just as nothing is done about guns or healthcare. Just more thoughts and more prayers.
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by danielschonfeld 2y ago
I think the efficiency of the market for lack of better term is showing its hand here as it is in everything else. You used to go to an airport and see maybe 10 different airplane types and about twice that in trials and airline colors. Now
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by danielschonfeld 2y ago
I don’t have those I’m sorry. Not that much into it. If you need a better understanding look for a video of a pilot I think in South Africa or Australia who took a cameraman and his wife and stalled shortly after takeoff. It’s interesting t
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by danielschonfeld 2y ago
While some base to final stall accidents are as simple as you make it sound a good chunk of them happen when you try to come OUT of the turn at an already slow speed increasing the angle of attack on one wing alone. The stall and subsequent
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by danielschonfeld 2y ago
I wish this was the top comment. Eradicated is exactly the the right word capturing the full gravity of the situation.
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by danielschonfeld 3y ago
Respectfully save me the Ayn Rand. Some of us live in the real world and not the political utopias of our minds.
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by danielschonfeld 3y ago
Every time the topic gets of healthcare comes up I always wonder how many doctors have tried themselves to interact with their own clinic (has to be their own) Trying to do simple things like: - Setting or getting an appointment. - Calling
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by danielschonfeld 3y ago
American healthcare is the epitome of capitalism run amok. It’s terrible and the only thing worse than the exorbitant fees is the complete and utter lack of consideration to the patient’s time.
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by danielschonfeld 3y ago
Slight difference is that: 1) everybody read pretty much the same content. And not highly curated personalized content. So if you did strike a conversation with someone you’d have some common ground. 2) When starting said conversation the n
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by danielschonfeld 3y ago
I beg to differ. He didn’t divert, a diversion was pushed down his throat. It’s also arguable that the diversion was the lesser safe course of action given his location.
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by danielschonfeld 3y ago
Following along that logic. Nobody would fault the LH pilot for a similar judgement call requiring an immediate landing at the closest suitable airport, namely SFO. ATC was in the wrong here and the attitude displayed was neither called for
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by danielschonfeld 3y ago
American Airlines (at JFK) proved you can call emergency just because you feel like it with no repercussion. And really the pilot in command is the one in control. For the attitude that controller had he should have declared an emergency an
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by danielschonfeld 3y ago
That’s entirely lost in translation due to language barrier. Expecting a non American to pick up on that is futile at best. Having that said, it’s incredible that pilots forget time and time again that as PIC they are the drivers of the air
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by danielschonfeld 3y ago
This has always been the problem with folks in all levels of education. They view the world with glasses looking backward applying them to the present and future. (A form of if all you have is a hammer) If yesteryear the rote learning curri
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by danielschonfeld 3y ago
This question is answered in the interview. She is saying that a household with a stable long lasting relationship is what’s driving these better outcomes. She’s also saying that in America marriage (unfortunately) seems to be the only wa
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by danielschonfeld 3y ago
I am not expert but I think OP means different hormones would start to get produced and others would become suppressed to support the creation of a placenta, to support the the lining of the uterus and to cease ovulation and menstrual cycle
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by danielschonfeld 3y ago
That would imply that from a biological stand point it should have had a self serving purpose. But it kills the host. So what gives? Where is the logic?
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by danielschonfeld 3y ago
Nah in the US we only save businesses. The bigger they are the better.
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by danielschonfeld 3y ago
All this creative thinking is nice, but what has the US done in the past decade that is a full foot forward in terms of progress and increasing any quality of life? Everything is at a stalemate or deep freeze whether by politics, greed or j
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by danielschonfeld 3y ago
Ground Proximity Warning System …for those who aren’t into aviation
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by danielschonfeld 4y ago
One has to wonder what it’ll take in this country to move away from cities meant for automobiles and not humans.
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by danielschonfeld 4y ago
And the cost of your Aetna PPO per year? Also this is anecdotal. I too have an Aetna PPO and can tell you of horrid stories and countless hours on repeated phone calls with them. Not saying you just did this (you obv did not) but as a whole
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by danielschonfeld 4y ago
Can we just finally admit that colleges are passé and have become nothing more than a signal and perhaps even a useless one at that?
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by danielschonfeld 4y ago
This article tries to gently update the public’s 1930s worldview in teaching us that bank reserve don’t matter anymore and haven’t for a long while and to a lesser degree their respective central banks don’t either. What matters is balance
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by danielschonfeld 4y ago
One thing I feel is clicking for me this year is that of inelastic systems. Be it monetary systems or one’s life occupation. The name of the game is being elastic and rigidity is the end all. Unfortunately as we age ?and as systems age) rig
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by danielschonfeld 4y ago
If to judge by SF passing the first round of voting on Police use of deadly force with robots then I’d say we’re doomed. I just wish I knew who are these people that vote yes on these things. They’re completely foreign to me.
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by danielschonfeld 4y ago
That follows DHS guidelines. Ie do the same or worse. Let me fix the above. It’s time to dismantle the DHS. Gut it.

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