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by fthssht 12y ago
The guidelines are worse than useless for example making no distinction on types of carbohydrates and essentially the food pyramid was the result of lobbying and not evidence. There's a Harvard food pyramid thats different from the one
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by fthssht 12y ago
The biggest flaw was the articles strawman that science laws as in physics knowledge as opposed to information technologies like millions of instructions per second or memory capacity are exponentially increasing. Funny hiw he arrogantly &q
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by fthssht 12y ago
Certain kinds of fat are likely healthy. Certain population s of indigenous people thrived on high fat diets.
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How 'Sex at Dawn' Saved my Startup(singularitybookreviews.com)
2 points by fthssht 13y ago|0 comments
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by fthssht 13y ago
I think we should be looking for technological solutions. I want tor VPN etc. To be widespread. We can't count on politics
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by fthssht 13y ago
2% per annum clip is nonsense dogma. As close to 0 as possible is probably ideal.
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by fthssht 13y ago
Right on! The established theories are all 100% right.
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by fthssht 13y ago
Oh man that sucks. Good thing nobody cares about your close minded egotistical arrogant thoughts anyway.
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by fthssht 13y ago
"There are three eras of currency: Commodity-based, politically-based, and now, math-based." - Chris Dixon,
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by fthssht 13y ago
You're dead wrong but even if you werent the fact that it worked for thousands of years completely invalidates the author's point.
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by fthssht 13y ago
I had a dream last night that I went into Walmart. Everything was a penny so I went home to wait this terrible situation out. And because the economy is dependent on SPENDING not producing the economy collapsed as a result! What a nightmare
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by fthssht 13y ago
There's a fixed quantity of it like gold and gold worked as a currency for a very long time. If Bitcoin fails its certainly not because of its "deflationary nature." What you think it a basic understanding of economics is obv
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by fthssht 13y ago
Bitcoin aside just reading the first few sentences really shows what a sad state our economics education is in. People literally, dogmatically believe something that is so blatantly false you'd think you would have to be mentally handi
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by fthssht 13y ago
“See what videos your friends are posting (and adjust friendships accordingly)”
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by fthssht 13y ago
Those examples are a joke. What about the volatility of big cap vs small cap stocks. Isn't that more relevant than suitors and relationships?
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by fthssht 13y ago
Right vs left. Somehow its all politics and its not on his side and therefore doomed to fail. Maybe its neither and the other is an ideologue and imbecile.
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by fthssht 13y ago
I'm not saying you're wrong but I'm surprised this is the top comment on "hacker" news.
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by fthssht 13y ago
Car sales people also talk people into spending too much on cars. It's the myth that doctors aren't in business and the interference with that market that has created the nightmare of our current system. Did you notice how difficu
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by fthssht 13y ago
It's funny because I think what the author fears in this proposal would be ideal. Guaranteed income replaces the welfare system with all its inequities, inefficiencies and bad incentives. Next you just need to replace the income tax wi
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by fthssht 13y ago
Let's not forget how easy it is to accidentally click those fucking buttons too which are everywhere
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by fthssht 13y ago
In a world where everyone is famous to 15 people on their news feed google plus etc. Now everyone can do what celebrities do and endorse products. But we get to not get compensated. If someone famous had this happen to them it would be a cl
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by fthssht 14y ago
You make money by selling what people want.