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by ee8aq3g5c6 10y ago
Most of BART's above-ground stations are not located in a foggy city.
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by ee8aq3g5c6 10y ago
Sure, we could argue over multiple possible sources of blame and maybe we will conclude that Excel is not the most important. It seems nearly impossible to have that debate in a rigorous way. In any case, "the evidence will be ignored
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by ee8aq3g5c6 10y ago
Let's not forget the time Excel's bad UI contributed to a bombshell paper's faulty evidence in favor of fiscal austerity, probably prolonging the European recession: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/article
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by ee8aq3g5c6 10y ago
I think many people posess a self-image that race is not a salient characteristic in their thoughts and they describe this as being "not racist". There is a premise in discussions about race that being racist (judging someone be
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by ee8aq3g5c6 10y ago
I feel that your argument only makes sense if one player controls a majority of the market, so that the majority of sales stolen by the new restaurant come from the same owner's existing restaurants. It's not enough to just own a
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by ee8aq3g5c6 10y ago
I edited my post to remove a clause like "already have all of their desires catered to [or they have no money left]". I want to make that clear so readers of you comment have full context. My response would be that unless you have
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by ee8aq3g5c6 10y ago
Hmm, it seems this would only be true of all residents within walking distance of the empty buildings already have all of their desires catered to by a storefront you own. I am really skeptical that this could be true in a place like Manhat
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by ee8aq3g5c6 10y ago
Emissions standard says I don't have enough miles on the odometer, huh? I'll show them.
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by ee8aq3g5c6 10y ago
Why would fares be the same when they don't have to fund the capital cost of a medallion? By the way, according to the article, Uber is roughly breaking even in the US (lost some money last quarter, made money the quarter before).
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by ee8aq3g5c6 10y ago
The broken taxi cartel wants you to think that high fares were a good thing.
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by ee8aq3g5c6 10y ago
The wheels of power seem to move more smoothly back east.