ibeckermayer

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   by ibeckermayer 9y ago

   What a monstrous waste of resources. Years of research, hundreds of millions of dollars, to do something we can already do easily - and with no substantial argument or evidence for greater potential.
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   by ibeckermayer 9y ago

   That's just how insurance stays solvent. Imagine if car companies sold you car insurance after you'd gotten in a car crash. It wouldn't really be insurance then, would it? You'd just be paying them to pay your bills, w
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   by ibeckermayer 9y ago

   No wonder our culture is careening off the tracks, when contradictory metaphysics like Kuhn's are considered important to philosophy.
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   by ibeckermayer 9y ago

   Would anybody else vote on this one issue? Any candidate who said flat out "your government is spying on you through giant corporations and they're all lying about it, and I'm going to Washington to put a stop to it" wou
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   by ibeckermayer 9y ago

   Cool that I stumbled across this, I'll be attending Holberton beginning next week.
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   by ibeckermayer 9y ago

   The reason behind the lack of choice is state backed monopolization of regulation and licensing. In any endeavour where there is a licensure and/or regulatory cartel, incompetence and malice will cause prices to skyrocket. Of course mo