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loceng
5y ago
Perhaps some family photos would include sexy time memories? Ideally those are password protected though or not included with general family photo storage..
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loceng
5y ago
Along with that perhaps implement rules of integrity - that you can't alter story lines (multiple movie release versions) for various reasons, else you can't earn revenue/profit from democratic-free nations [or at least natio
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loceng
5y ago
One counterweight mechanism that might work really well is a higher % tax for these massive organizations - of which then ideally direct that funding to support and fund creativity/competitors, etc. Whether that accounts for and counte
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loceng
5y ago
Does your thinking here work if including automation into the equation? Why didn't society then collapse when automation began - like textile/garment/fabric manufacturing, etc? You also seem to be ignoring the other side of p
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loceng
5y ago
And I'm not totally sure my visualization in my head is correct, but if everyone is getting $1,000 per month with a high quality of life provided with that, an additional $1,000 per month is weighted much more purchase power wise than
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loceng
5y ago
You mean for the machine's labour - progressively more and more as more and more is automated, and where people with their UBI are paying into the system (consumers aren't a fuel leak, they're the largest cog in the wheel) an
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loceng
5y ago
Do you know how many people stopped working when automation began?
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loceng
5y ago
You make accepting UBI optional, so if the $1,000 per month or existing services is better for your situation then you get to decide - not the government; e.g. maybe you have 6 kids and food stamps etc you get is way better than the $1,000&
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loceng
5y ago
They didn't mention making it an NFT? Ideology gone wild, wild west.
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loceng
5y ago
From my understanding may also be taking advantage of the money the government's currently printing - at the externalized cost of general society, an additional wealth transfer? I haven't looked read too much into SPACs yet, thoug
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loceng
5y ago
Which is why there are rules and layers of checks to actually IPO - another term misappropriated to ICO like currency was misappropriated for cryptocurrency to mislead; stock markets would lose all trust and credibility if they didn't
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loceng
5y ago
May be important to note that "hyper indoctrination" vs. memorizing too much at once leads to rigidity or inefficiency and recall - and so breaking down those walls a bit may allow info to be more easily accessed; e.g. alcohol mak
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loceng
5y ago
Indeed, their behaviour should be criminal if it somehow already isn't.
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loceng
5y ago
I love that this got a few downvotes.
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loceng
5y ago
I was drugged unconscious by a gay man in my early 20s, and "thankfully" I became conscious at the beginning of whatever he had planned; it took me months to even realize something had happened due to whatever drug he dosed me wit
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loceng
5y ago
The even bigger tell is when the UN wanted to go into China to independently investigate, the CCP denied access. They don't want to be a team player in the global society/economy.
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loceng
5y ago
I've wondered if putting an compressed air energy storage system under certain types of buildings would work. Any thoughts on that? E.g. Apple's Ring HQ is already on a floating system to counter earthquakes, so why not add a laye
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loceng
5y ago
I do agree with you we should require specificity as a pillar to integrity but it seems like a long way to there.
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loceng
5y ago
Did you notice though that the lab leak in mainstream media was stated as being conclusively not a lab leak - not even potentially? That's what I saw, only relatively recently did the tune change.
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loceng
5y ago
Literalism is a killer.
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loceng
5y ago
"Sticks and stones may break my bones ..."
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loceng
5y ago
I can believe the Earth is flat if I avoid the evidence and don't care about congruence - especially if financially motivated.
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loceng
5y ago
I have no idea how bookmarks I have but my plan is to eventually use them to remind me of things I want to make sure I want to cover in a book with quite a breadth, regarding health and health systems, that I hope to write some day.
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loceng
5y ago
Reputation boost amongst who, where? You partially answered that in that VCs, arguably who you're likely wanting to impress with your associations, likely take the YC connection with a grain of salt?
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loceng
5y ago
So some experts claim the Ivermectin clinical trials are poorly done, so based on this testimonial from a mother who's daughter was injured the Pfizer trial for 12-15 year olds - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2GKPYzL
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loceng
5y ago
I wonder if participants in clinical trials are "gamed" this way as well to make sure they only get participants they may have learned would respond better to whatever they're trialing?
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loceng
5y ago
I imagine that'd not be what YC would expect but good question if they'd accept it.
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loceng
5y ago
Are you familiar with the Maps.org study and results? 100 participants with 17.5 years average of treatment resistant PTSD. The placebo at the end of 1 year: 80% had no improvement, 20% some [expected], the group who did just 2-3 sessions w
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loceng
5y ago
How my logic has been evolving, extrapolating to, is Epic with Unreal Engine - and Fortnite as prime example - creating all game mechanics that can interact with eachother, so if you develop your game with Unreal you have access to "al
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loceng
5y ago
Thanks. Was it same person who also prescribed the medication?
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