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kaskakokos
4y ago
Or... we can use the information that experts collect and share: https://www.ipcc.ch/ * I edit to copy paste an extract of the report: Emissions reductions in CO2 from fossil fuels and industrial processes (CO2-FFI), due to
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Reading the article leaves me with a taste of self-delusion as a society. I mean, we take 3 pollution parameters very limited in time and space, we see how they decrease, and we open the bottle of champagne to celebrate... If we don't
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4y ago
Yes, they/we do very well. Let me explain myself: There is even a lot of scientific evidence that there is a suborgan in our brain for sense-making, for post hoc rationalization after making a decision. So if you want to know what some
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4y ago
If you should, if your philosophy is to take advantage of the weakest, I hope you won't cry if in the not too distant future someone takes advantage of your weaknesses. Otherwise, your philosophy should be reviewed for being incoherent
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Watch a child for 15 minutes, if he/she is not sleeping and you have been wise enough not to turn on a screen, you will see that his/her movement in that time is equivalent to what adults do in a crossfit session. In the words of
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I tend to do that. And I've experienced some embarrassing moments when during a zoom call I'm doing burpees and I hear my name and I have to talk in front of 5 people with very deep, loud breathing and someone asks me.... What wer
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The model explains DHT in the scalp. It is something like: Scalp tension>inflammation>DHT accumulation in scalp. I learned reading Rob work that you can find DHT accumulation in any inflamationn you have in your body (I.e. you receive
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4y ago
It's not about optimizing (although I understand that someone might think so, given the forum), it's more about pushing the right buttons that our nature has. I'll give you an example that has happened to me several times, I
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You are right. It is what it is due to complex systems... The thing is that neither the holes diggger nor the holes manager find happiness doing this.
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4y ago
Agreed. So far we cannot change the human condition, we can only influence the environment, but I am not sure how much, given the complexity.
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4y ago
Same here. I've thought about it a lot, I feel like everything the industry touches magically turns to shit. Maybe I'm being a little negative, I know. But I think about things I really like, things I do for free in my spare time
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5y ago
All, we cannot invent an algorithm outside of biological world. It happens that we have not associated an explanatory biological understanding to it.
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5y ago
+1 to The Magic Mountain by Thomas Mann.
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5y ago
Interesting question for me because I have been scratching the surface of social theories lately and am looking forward to reading more precise answers than this one of mine. What I see at the moment is that each social model can predict or
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google: social anthropology egalitarian societies. What happens is that competitive societies have eaten up egalitarian ones, given their condition. In the same way that rust will always beat iron.
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If you feel nostalgic, https://neocities.org/ . It has a discoverability feature, via a social network of common interests.
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The process is different from the substance. Let's imagine we say that AI systems are something worth learning. This is the substance. Are you intelligent? This is process. There is no correlation. Intelligent people are the same thing
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Hi, answer this question yourself, I can write here some of my failures, lost dreams, misunderstandings,.... But the important thing is to make the journey. Imagine if we could give you the magic recipe, it won't taste good to you. My
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Nature will take care of all of us for sure ;) A bit off topic but... I am struck by your point of view on various subjects, as if you feel very sure about what Nature is or is not: - Natural families are natural? where? when? in which spec
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As far as I see, this test case is a pass.
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Agree. I have tried all [0] the tools that populate the world of self-organisation, and what I can tell you is that in my experience, more important than the tool is to follow the 2-step procedure: 1) Write down the things to do and the ide
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Thank you. Yes, it seems a lot to me, that's why I think it might be misinterpreted, but I don't know how to interpret it. If anyone knows I'd be grateful for help. Regarding the polio argument, yes, I agree, but it also work
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See my comment above please. Not black, not white, my point is on the grey areas. Note 1: I remember covid had a fatal rate of ~3% during the worst months. In the the Med Alerts web (see link above) the death rate of vaccines is 2.37%. It i
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Thank you for your response, it seems you know a lot about this, no irony :) I understand your point, and I have read some papers (not recently, but in the first months of the vaccines invention). Also I understood your words (probably my b
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I am not sure that this is accurate. For me it is like a coin: - One side shows the benefits of the vaccine, and let's not forget that this side is promoted by the vaccine sellers. No problem with that, they do their job, in a few mont
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Agree. I need to know a lot of additional things about Covid. Indeed it seems to me like the article is quite superficial. A lot of people here is doing smart questions that the article does not response.
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I agree with you, and with all this uncertainty, does anyone know if: Covid-associated problems > Vaccine-associated problems? I imagine that this is not so easy, probably we can split the response by age, previous medical issues, etc. A
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This is the EudraVigilance web [1]: European database of suspected adverse drug reaction reports. On this website you can view data on suspected drugs side-effects, COVID vaccines included. This is the Med Alerts web [2]: The U.S. Governmen
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. Improve relationships between the community . Not dependent from the estate or the government for the providing of services (water, light...) . Auto sufficient in providing food to the community
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I see it this way: My interests/intelligence/happiness do not match what is commonly considered greatness. At times I have found myself in the position of choosing a career that can be considered successful, but I have thought, ca
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