jononomo

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by jononomo 4y ago
Can anyone explain to me why these chips don't suffer from quantum tunneling? Isn't there a limit to how small you can go?
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by jononomo 4y ago
Ok, but in the US there are forty five million fewer registered vehicles than there are people, even after accounting for all the factors you listed. There are 286 million registered vehicles for a population of 331 million people. And the
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by jononomo 4y ago
Imagine how many more cars would have to be on the road if there were only 20 trains per day between Amsterdam and The Hague!
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by jononomo 4y ago
Does São Paulo have more cars than people even if you include children? Surely there must also be an underclass of very poor or homeless people who do not own cars. What accounts for the fact that there are more cars than people? Is it c
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by jononomo 4y ago
Here are the key sentences from the article: "Vehicle safety standards mostly reflect the safety of people inside a vehicle, not those outside. And despite improvements in safety technology and car design, heavier vehicles have contrib
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by jononomo 4y ago
I believe trailer trucks require a special license to drive -- and they also tend to drive more slowly, especially in cities. Plus, they don't have incredible acceleration.
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by jononomo 4y ago
If you get 95% of your calories from hunting you will spend a lot of time chewing tough pieces of meat. Kids who grow up chewing meat and gnawing on bones develop larger and wider jaws (and more attractive faces) and they have space for wi
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by jononomo 4y ago
After I had been on an all meat diet for a year I went to the dentist for a cleaning and the dentist called someone over to show them my gums, which were apparently unusually healthy.
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by jononomo 4y ago
You’re just wrong and determined, apparently. I just don’t know what to say to someone who doesn’t think it is possible to empirically verify that some people have a homosexual orientation.
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by jononomo 4y ago
Yes, I believe transgender people exist if you define the condition as people who wish they were of the opposite sex or mistakenly think they are of the opposite sex. They definitely really have mental conditions that result in wishes and
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by jononomo 4y ago
You don't think it is possible to determine whether homosexual people actually exist??? When you said, "that simply isn't true," what exactly were you referring to? Homosexuality is the condition of having a sexual prefe
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by jononomo 4y ago
It is already clear to me that Luka is going to win more championships than LeBron. Luka is still 5-6 years away from hitting his peak as a player. He won’t even be 30 six years from now.
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by jononomo 4y ago
Jordan never lost in the NBA finals and he has more championships than LeBron. LeBron has lost the finals more often than he has won the finals. What kind of great player is that?
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by jononomo 4y ago
LeBron has lost in the NBA finals five times. Jordan never lost in the NBA finals. When Jordan was playing in the NBA finals it was like he bent the universe to his will. LeBron doesn’t have that power. Also, Jordan won more championshi
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by jononomo 4y ago
I do carnivore and it breaks my heart that people dismiss it so much. It is just a flat out miracle diet.
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by jononomo 4y ago
Of course there is an empirical way to determine someone’s sexuality. You can show someone different varieties of pornography and see which varieties make them sexually aroused. You can see sexual arousal happening in the brain with an MR
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by jononomo 4y ago
There is no empirical way to verify if someone is actually transgender. In fact, there really is no theoretical way that a person could even be transgender unless one accepts the idea of a non-material soul that is somehow gendered. Wheth
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by jononomo 4y ago
LeBron has never struck me as being a great player. Of course, he is very good, but he is too much of a nice guy and doesn't have the unholy drive Jordan had. Jordan was mesmerizing. I also think Luka Doncic is going to leave LeBron
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Extinct Elephants Were Neanderthals’ ‘Biggest Calorie Bombs’(nytimes.com)
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by jononomo 4y ago
Extremely high cognitive ability allows a person to find success in life without taking on as much risk. In my opinion this explains why the highest earners and most successful individuals with the most prestigious jobs are drawn from the
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by jononomo 4y ago
Honestly it just sounds like you don’t have any response to my points.
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by jononomo 4y ago
Can you try to explain your point at some greater length, perhaps? My point is that when viewed through the lens of economics, meat was a vastly less expensive way for ancient human beings to obtain calories than plants were. The situation
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by jononomo 4y ago
Ancient human beings didn't have grocery stores, though. We're talking about what ancient human beings would have thought about the price of hunting vs. the price of gathering, not what modern humans find at a grocery store. Kil
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by jononomo 4y ago
Unless you want to count Java as clunky? Well, I definitely think Java is clunky. This article by Steve Yegge, titled "Execution in the Kingdom of Nouns" sums up Java for me: https://www.eecis.udel.edu/~decker&#x
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by jononomo 4y ago
Location: Lancaster, PA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Elixir, Python, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, Java (15 years ago) Resume/CV: very spotty! Reach out to me for details. I built the header-bidding ad tech that run
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by jononomo 4y ago
Would you spend $500 at the grocery store to buy 3000 calories worth of fruits and vegetables if you could instead spend $10 to buy 3000 calories worth of steak? Consider the fact that fruits and vegetables contain fiber, which human being
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by jononomo 4y ago
Here are some things to consider about plants in light of your arguments: 1. 99% of all plants on Earth are toxic to human beings -- this is in comparison to 99% of all animals on Earth being safe for human beings to eat (including venomous
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by jononomo 4y ago
Homo Sapiens have been on Earth in their current form for 200,000 years, and for 95% of that time (until agriculture emerged 10,000 years ago), they were primarily hunters, meaning they ate meat primarily. From an economist's perspecti
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by jononomo 4y ago
I have been a Spotify premium subscriber for about two years, and just 4-5 days ago, I canceled my premium subscription and went back to the ad-supported version. Sheesh, the ad-supported version is miserable to use. It feels to me like Spo
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by jononomo 4y ago
Didn't the US spend something like $1 trillion over a decade to develop this plane? I remember reading stories for years about how expensive it was. So maybe Finland is reaping the benefits of the extravagant development costs that t

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