goofingaround

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by goofingaround 8y ago
Why do you think so? Given the magnitude of the result, the mechanism might be genetics rather than social immobility.
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by goofingaround 8y ago
>... he was a natural with numbers who spent every spare minute analyzing theoretical probability papers written by the 13th-century mathematician Leonardo Fibonacci. Hope Pascal doesn’t read this.
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by goofingaround 8y ago
>... we’re all seeing is that a lot of work that has been done to enable international cooperation ... pulled apart. We’re seeing the progress we thought had been made in this country in race relations being reversed. We’re seeing the pa
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by goofingaround 9y ago
I don't see the logistics argument in the article. The article states i) distraction from in-store sales for employees, ii) removing inventory from store shelves, and iii) no credit for stores. The "stores don't get credit&qu
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by goofingaround 9y ago
The "ship from store" argument does not make sense. Many healthy retailers use omnichannel, ship-from-store, buy-online-fulfill-in-store, etc. These methods can improve fulfillment, increase inventory utilization, and reduce stale
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by goofingaround 9y ago
... therefore, neural networks consciously experience color. QED
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by goofingaround 9y ago
One factor that affects the horse is that humans use ear position to assess a horse's mental state. Most trainers teach riders to pay attention to whether a horse's ears are forward, pinned back, etc. Humans therefore may actively
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by goofingaround 9y ago
The research does not support this article (surprise). - The researchers primed subjects on "power" by having the subject write an essay about a high, neutral, or low power situation. It's not clear that the intervention maps