loceng

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1051.
by loceng 5y ago
This version or evolution (or arguably devolution) of the internet is due to for-profit interest drivers leading to design decisions that aren't overall good for people. This was all accelerated by the VC industrial complex, along with
1052.
by loceng 5y ago
It's part of a marketing-advertising brand awareness play, even if not directly profitable.
1053.
by loceng 5y ago
The natural wear or polishing that occurs further acts as a signal to draw one's attention to it as well.
1054.
by loceng 5y ago
The natural wear or polishing that occurs further acts as a signal to draw one's attention to it as wwll
1055.
by loceng 5y ago
Had you changed your diet at all during your journey to problem solve the pain?
1056.
by loceng 5y ago
I'm currently lining up a surgeon to do a nerve decompression surgery, which took me 1.5 years to find a surgeon who even does the surgery, for what took me 15 years to learn on my own is something called piriform is syndrome - for whi
1057.
by loceng 5y ago
Fetal stem cells also apparently can stop degeneration from MS abd regress it (heal the damage) if disease progression hasn't damaged the body's healing mechanisms too much; emcell.com
1058.
by loceng 5y ago
You missed my point, which upon reflection, isn't surprising. Do you even know what Eric's referencing in his tweet re: Gated Institutional Narrative or GIN for short? It's a concept he's spoken out about in detail befor
1059.
by loceng 5y ago
What if someone picks up any long book and picks a random page to read then a few sentences in it, without bothering to try to understand the context - and if not understanding it they don't bother exploring further and just assume the
1060.
by loceng 5y ago
You can peruse his Twitter feed. It's full of sensical statements. Reciprocal same level of effort into citing my claims as you, re: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29281850
1061.
by loceng 5y ago
Do you have a link/timestamp to a video with such a reaction? I've seen him get frustrated or bored and then challenge people to try to think harder or differently, more deeply. "Either way, I think people should stop paying
1062.
by loceng 5y ago
Or he's gauging, no pun intended, the audience and moving forward at a pace that's safe with the crowd/mob - the crowd who overall on average is less competent than the top minds who'd be able to understand what he'
1063.
by loceng 5y ago
It's tough to gauge if someone's competent or not when they're speaking at a very high level in a domain you know nothing much about, and where very high level is at least an order of magnitude more difficult than high level.
1064.
by loceng 5y ago
He's not trying to replace theories, he believes he's created the underlying theory that allows other theories like relativity and string theory be able to be connected, which currently aren't.
1065.
by loceng 5y ago
Brave is expert on using hype.
1066.
by loceng 5y ago
Your comment is arguably less useful, no? Arguably their comment is useful to Brave developers, assuming they care about user feedback.
1067.
by loceng 5y ago
What use case and/or value do you see useful to you/others and why can't that be achieved with existing/other technology?
1068.
by loceng 5y ago
Yup, because if shit hits the fan and you're up against a tyrannical government you have a lot more problems to worry about than exchanging goods for money via a physical crypto wallet (because they'll have already blocked communi
1069.
by loceng 5y ago
Chess can look like checkers if the move looks simple; Russia would have had plenty of time to plan this out and respond to the acceleration towards exponential rate that the U.S./SpaceX's trajectory is currently on, as a little w
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by loceng 5y ago
Most of that wealth occurred through policy layers, corruption within systems, or bruteforce/violence - not because there's a financial-transactional later. Also, - $1.9B in crypto currency stolen by hackers last year [that's
1071.
by loceng 5y ago
Yes, I agree with you - it's likely been a necessary mechanism as a counterweight to the current corruption and lack of integrity in the system.
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by loceng 5y ago
Shhh.. Just keep looking at only the positives and the future, no time for criticism and addressing the known pitfalls!
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by loceng 5y ago
Bitcoin is the horse and buggy in this comparison - while attempting to naively remove control possibilities and making it "trustless" aka a free for all/wildwest where nations can't use financial levers to try to econom
1074.
by loceng 5y ago
At least 4 downvoted, lazy people.
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by loceng 5y ago
Pain captures our attention, negativity feeds pain. It makes sense: pay attention to your body if you're injuring yourself, and stop moving forward if you keep injuring yourself blindly-unskillfully moving forward in life continuing to
1076.
by loceng 5y ago
Yoga, massage, Wim Hof method, saunas, acupuncture, water fasting, hiking, etc. And then there are a number of plant medicines (or other chemicals/entheogens like MDMA, ketamine, Ayahuasca/psilocybin/DMT, kambo, hape, etc) th
1077.
by loceng 5y ago
#NoAds needs to start trending.
1078.
by loceng 5y ago
I believe some zoos are vaccinating their animals. This article doesn't mention whether these animals were vaccinated or not?
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by loceng 5y ago
Not at all. I've posted in the paste and the ideological mob who's already made up their mind to "trust the science" - toeing the mainstream narrative that "the science is decided" - assuming that there's
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by loceng 5y ago
There's growing evidence that this is occurring; I'm not going to bother gathering links to articles/videos, the ideological mob toeing the mainstream narrative on HN is strong.

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