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kiba
3y ago
It's unrealistic to live the lifestyle we have right now, and expecting more of the same, except with EV.
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kiba
3y ago
81% of the population in the US had a covid vaccine.[1] People at some point stop believing the bullshitting. 1. https://usafacts.org/visualizations/covid-vaccine-tracker-st...
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kiba
3y ago
You don't need 300M EV if you make cars less mandatory for living.
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kiba
4y ago
Advice that might work for you may not work for me, and vice versa. Best to not to assume your advice universal except CICO does works. Here's my advice: 1. Assume that cardio and strength training basically don't help you lose we
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kiba
4y ago
Urban living is more sustainable than living in suburban sprawl. Spreading humans around and reducing our density isn't going to make it more sustainable.
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kiba
4y ago
Too many people make it a dichotomy between staying here and colonizing. Why not both?
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kiba
4y ago
High VO2 max is heavily correlated with abilities to do things in old age, and thus survival. Considering that fragility of the elderly is a threat to their survival and quality of life, it is something worth researching.
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kiba
4y ago
As an actor, I love performing on stage! I don't imagine that I will ever be famous though.
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kiba
4y ago
SpaceX is more than Elon Musk.
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kiba
4y ago
8 billion people is just fine. The problem is that wealthier nation just consume more and waste more. We literally feed perfectly good farmlands to cows, for example.
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kiba
4y ago
It's not good enough for dealing with climate change and it's a hard conversation we're not having as a society.
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kiba
4y ago
It is a success. They cleared the tower and able to collect data to do course correction. Failure is not being able to finish development of starship within a reasonable time period. This is just an iteration.
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kiba
4y ago
It doesn't replace any neurons, merely interface with it.
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kiba
4y ago
There's always consequences for your action, regardless of anyone's watching you.
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kiba
4y ago
I am not aware of WSJ being owned by Jeff Bezos.
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kiba
4y ago
He is a doctor!
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kiba
4y ago
This is just a layman's article attempting to articulate a pathway to success. Which is fine, but it's not rigorous by any means, and doesn't show any scientific insight that would inform a strategy for long term success. For
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kiba
4y ago
Trust me, nobody's thinking about what they're paying for. More often, they're just stressed. If you want to educate the taxpayer to be more well informed, there's way better mechanism than inflicting pointless bureaucra
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kiba
4y ago
If roads are falling apart, maybe we should contend with just needing less of them?
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kiba
4y ago
It's probably harder to cheat a metric that's physical/biological. I would say your race performance is different than the goal of increasing longevity. What matters more is how important vo2 max is to longevity.
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kiba
4y ago
I think I would set a budget aside for those sort of things. Accumulating 25 dollars a month to get a vo2 max test isn't as painful as spending 300 dollars of money you don't have. That comes to exactly once a year. I already spen
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kiba
4y ago
Important to get your vo2 max up, as highest as possible, because folks with elite vo2max are dramatically more likely to survive longer than baseline averages. Also important to focus on getting strong as possible, in both bone and muscle,
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kiba
4y ago
Across the board we just sucks. Can't be explained by environment being different if US states all exhibit the same pathologies.
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kiba
4y ago
Someone might say: We need taxes to pay for X. Well, sure. I get that. We should get that money through other means, not through a system where people work their entire lives to pay off a mortgage only to discover they will have to keep pa
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kiba
4y ago
ASL isn't inspired by English.
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kiba
4y ago
No. Fingerspelled words are not written English, but literally spelled out English words. For example, it would be like me saying, "'h', 'e', 'l', 'l', 'o'" instead of whatever tra
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kiba
4y ago
The Amish has a more intentional approach to technology than a lot of us. They don't consider just the benefit but the downside.
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kiba
4y ago
An option we're not discussing is to simply drive less cars. That means reducing the amount of cars needed on a societal level.
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kiba
4y ago
You can roughly double the volume of a single story building by adding a floor. Taken to extreme, we could make sure a square kilometer is at least two stories tall, but we don't do that. We live mostly a in 2.5d environment. The skysc
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kiba
4y ago
Desirable to who? It's not like folks have much of a choice in the density of housing and transportation.
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