hndudette2

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by hndudette2 6y ago
Putting structure aside for now (although I agree we want an answer to that), I don't see why we even want governments allocating capital to projects like this in the first place when the space is already very competitive with loads o
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by hndudette2 6y ago
We both probably agree that parapsychology hasn't demonstrated that psychic phenomenon is real, and yet their various meta-analyses purport to show that it is. The experimental design of the underlying studies is quite good, so it must
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by hndudette2 6y ago
Regarding the replication crisis, can I ask why we don't yet have a central body to which scientists report their intended experimental design, sample size and research hypothesis before the experiment begins? Then we can eliminate pub
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by hndudette2 6y ago
Agree that applies for the majority of people, but for others it's purely a status competition beyond what they currently have which they've decided to engage in.
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by hndudette2 6y ago
It's the distinctness and uniqueness of those examples, as well as that they're surrounded by trees/nature, that make them so beautiful. Brutalism as intentional art, not as an unintended byproduct of cost-saving or simply no
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by hndudette2 6y ago
I think Adam's approach is mostly lacking deliberation, it's only after the fact that the synergy is realized but it's hard to intentionally engineer it. I can definitely see the validity in the other school of thought though
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by hndudette2 6y ago
Scott Adams has a way of thinking about this that he casts as "Systems vs Goals", where he advocates developing a talent stack of skills that work well together towards unspecified, undefined future goals. He says his talent stack
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by hndudette2 6y ago
EU's stated objectives go far beyond just facilitating free trade, with most of their budget allocated to unrelated projects and goals. To the extent that the EU does facilitate free trade, which is indeed one of its goals, I have no o