johnnymorgan

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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
The economy collapsing...it's the first comment in this thread for context.
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
..that your generation built and created...such a boomer answer and can't even take responsibility for it even now.
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
CEB, compressed earth bricks. I'm a big fan :) Open source ecology has been using them in their builds over 10+ years.
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Lol I'm not moralizing at all, I stated it applies to all information regardless and so I cut the cord. 24 hour news is worse for this than gangster rap and turned off both so the same reason, I didn't like the messaging coming fr
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
High performance people have been saying this for generations. Surround yourself with positive, talented people to keep your mind clean. Hell even vogue and trash mags call out 'energy vampires' (lol) but it's all the same th
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Holy crap, Augur is still going! Amazing, they are an OG of the first wave of ICO token..good to see them still operating. I've stayed out of it the last few years and just maintained a high view of the market. It seemed obvious to me
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
> it's not real communism Same thing all the time, true believers have a hard time being critical of themselves. FTX was a crypto company full stop
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
The root basis for the for all of the fraud Sammie boy engaged in starts with the FTT token. Now the no true Scotsman fallacy people are throwing around is just that, FTX is and was a crypto company.
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Have we seen studies from India, Peru and a few other countries, japan as well I believe, on ivermectin?
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
We are only really missing some positional audio tools for remote collab to just wreck that argument and put it to bed. The ability to break off and sidebar convos is about the only piece I miss with in person.
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Really.. Is that what you are doing, seems more like you just want to be violent toward others and have built yourself a causi belli to engage that way. > wanting to reduce suffering Bullshit, you don't give 2 shits about that, you
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
100%, apologies I don't mean to downplay those issues, more helping comms between two parties. Those are legit operational issue to deal with but he was speaking more to product pain points, things that will motivate a customer.
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Lol, ok bud have fun with your veggie cult.
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Thanks! Bang on, same thing with the Dutch and the Brits when the empire flourished. Dietary changes drive a lot of these things, more than I think is generally understood and credited. The Mongols are a very famous example and extreme as y
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Those are operational problems, he's talking about customer pain points,ie even with all those things list you still need to get people to the door for it to happen
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Go organic, with inflation the premium on organics isn't barely there now. It's a better quality of product and doesn't send their cows to feedlots. I've seen industrial farming and it's not pretty, but more than an
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
I never considered this aspect, really good point.
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Thank you! Those studies were all ideological driven and would never pass replication. Mongols vs China, diet was a defining factor in the Mongols victories. Meat and dairy, the dairy gave them tons go vitamin D as well.
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
I'm not vegan or vegetarian however some of those veggie burgers were great because they didn't try and fake it as meat. This was an ideological value prop, not one based off customer pain points. Good post
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
There are GUIs for ffmpeg out there, I haven't used one in awhile but they exist
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
This article wasn't even a strong rebuttal of Hancock, if anything it did the same thing they are accusing him of doing. Very circular and super focused on Hancock's race, while acknowledging he doesn't even suggest these ide
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
This again...every single time we get the death of Bitcoin articles. And every single time the honey badger of financial networks just doesn't give a shit. The tech is solid, people are not, this is not a new information
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Well said, this is clearly the case here.
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Lol, it would be more appropriate saying being in bed with the establishment did him waaaaaay to much 'good'. So much so he began to think he was above it all. It's an old story that repeats over and over again, long before c
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
But he isn't, that's the core problem. He was a Ringer that was clearly parachuted in. The NYTimes puff piece absolutely confirmed that. Sam's not the first and he won't be the last. I got over the hype back in 2014, onc
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Lol it's still the same people where ever they move around to within China, that number doesn't change and you don't magically get more people if they move into a city. This has absolutely zero to do with the demographics cra
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Or supply chain issues affecting fertility pretty much where ever the modern world shows up. Amish are literally going to take over America in 30-50 years if it continues
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Whaaa?? Wtf does city population have to do when the entire country going from 1.8b to 1.2b in the last 10 years and how does that mean pop growth China is hemorrhaging people at an alarming rate..one child policy is bitting them in the ass
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
This is true, work smart is a good rule to follow
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
You really didn't look at that data... 1.5 kids per women is below replacement and 100 men per 1 women means you have a hard limit on the # of possible children. China will drop down to less than 500m over the next 2 decades

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