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by erentz 6y ago
A very large percentage of the market is required to achieve a certain return. Think insurance companies. Giant pension plans. Etc. They have all been forced further and further out the risk curve over the past decade due to low interest
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by erentz 6y ago
> Blood oxygen saturation is not informative in this context, and it's disconcerting to see medical professionals treat it like it is. Watch the full video. CO2 is addressed. > You can hyperventilate until you pass out without yo
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by erentz 6y ago
When I see these breakdowns I think I’d pay $17 per year for Facebook without all of the ads and tracking and data mining and knowing I was just getting a good service optimized for its customers. Why not ban tracking and ad targeting and s
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by erentz 6y ago
Curious about your thoughts on a patient that tested both the Quest and IgeneX immunoblots at the same time. The Quest showing 5 positive bands. And the IgeneX no positive bands. Then repeated the same two tests four months later at the sam
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by erentz 6y ago
Note that Armin Labs are considered quacks by many. For one example [1]. I will leave it to others to do your own research but just wanted to recommend caution about their use. Especially for diagnosis of Lyme, plenty of tragic stories of p
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Fox News runs digitally altered images in coverage of Seattle’s protests, CHAZ(seattletimes.com)
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Hertz Proposes $1B Stock Sale to Capitalize on Odd Rally(bloomberg.com)
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No Accident(epsilontheory.com)
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The Hertz Story Isn’t What You Think(epsilontheory.com)
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by erentz 6y ago
Here are some more I've collected. Violence against citizens: https://twitter.com/stribrooks/status/1266186985041022976 https://twitter.com/chieffymac11/status/1266884475268616197
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by erentz 6y ago
They have half of Congress at the moment, holding a majority in the House by the way. They could pass a bill right now addressing anything (pick your favorite issue that is broadly supported by the Democrat voter base) and send it to the Se
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by erentz 6y ago
There was nothing that respectable about Bush or Obama (or Clinton, or Older Bush) either if you really looked at their records. Foreigners do not get to see the bad state democracy is in here in the US, between the corruption, the heavy co
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Conversation with Prof. Richard Werner: Renowed Central Bank Watcher [video](m.youtube.com)
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Can banks individually create money out of nothing?(sciencedirect.com)
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by erentz 6y ago
Yes. Though what’s disappointing to me here in the US, is that rather than understand these problems are consequences of our system and choices we’ve made, so many people are getting angry that they have to wear a mask. I wish that anger we
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by erentz 6y ago
> The change already happened and all the concerns about peak load capacity and storage were largely mythical. No they're not. At ~8% I don't see how you can conclude this yet. In the US coal plants were just replaced with natu
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by erentz 6y ago
See also the PACE trial.
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by erentz 6y ago
And who decides what the issues are that get voted on? This is an important flaw IMO against multi issue voting with this system. If the people making the list of issues are biased they can make one big issue for all the stuff they care abo
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A new look at active vs. passive (Michael Green) [video](m.youtube.com)
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by erentz 6y ago
Right. Can someone explain? One of the circles has a white dot in the middle that looks like it could be just dust. The other a faint dark dot in the middle again that looks like maybe just dust or dirt. Nothing really in them that doesn’t
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by erentz 6y ago
So 10 Democrats joined with the GOP to vote against the amendment from Wyden & Daines that would have prohibited the FBI warrantless surveillance of web browser history: Carper, Casey, Feinstein, Hassan, Jones, Kaine, Manchin, Shaheen,
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by erentz 6y ago
Capitalism has become so distorted by worldwide zero and negative interest rate policies. We have 30 million newly unemployed, predicted to rise to 34% unemployed in Q2, the stock market is about 2% away from its start this year. And here t
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by erentz 6y ago
I'd really like a better understanding about what these active long volatility funds do. It seems a lot more involved than just buying rolling out of the money puts, which sounds like it would be an expensive/inefficient insurance
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The New Gatekeepers: Private Firms as Public Enforcers(virginialawreview.org)
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by erentz 6y ago
Pre COVID I tripped over something related. In some states insurance is required to cover telehealth (including mine). So I had a feel visit with my specialist but then after it turned out it wasn’t covered. I debated it with them and after
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by erentz 6y ago
I think it’s important to distinguish between what the American people want and what the system produces. The majority of Americans support policies that would make a more compassionate society.[1] But these policies don’t get traction or p
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Activists detained after sharing censored coronavirus material on GitHub(scmp.com)
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Results of coronavirus serosurveys are being released. How to kick their tires(statnews.com)
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by erentz 7y ago
The US government doesn’t make 100% of GDP. GDP is $21 trillion. US government takes in $3.46 trillion.
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The Great Ventilator Fiasco of COVID19 – Are They Even Needed? Doctor Explains(youtube.com)
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