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by loceng 2y ago
Waitlists are part of the problem - but arguably not the main ones. If I had encountered doctors who actually understood what they were taught, who actually understood pain and how the nervous system works, then they would have directed dia
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by loceng 2y ago
So which countries are those? So I can lookup their health system structures. In Canada, I can't privately pay a doctor for care - their hands are tied; dentists/dental-jaw aren't included - because dental isn't covered
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by loceng 2y ago
Re: "... as long as the government is managing things reasonably." Bingo! The issue is, especially in Canada, which people don't seem to know is a "free" healthcare system structured fundamentally differently than t
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by loceng 2y ago
Oh hey, you jumped on the "jumping to conclusions" bandwagon too. Hopefully my question below helps widen your currently racist perspective to understand economics - just copy/pasting my reply to buffington: Talk about jumpin
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by loceng 2y ago
Talk about jumping to conclusions. You jumping to a race lens says more about you than me. Economics and numbers don't care about race. If you have a system with fixed supply and you flood it with demand, what happens genius? Also, the
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by loceng 2y ago
Will they now be lobbying indirectly on behalf of Microsoft, Apple, and other corporate clients-partnerships they have?
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by loceng 2y ago
It doesn't appear like you are aware of any of the ranking statistics. You are correct - it's quite untenable, especially with the newly 3 million new immigrants the current government in power has flooded Canada with in the last
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by loceng 2y ago
Interesting. Would you care to explain how then in Canada - I'm Canadian - with our "free" healthcare system, I've had to spend over $800,000 in under a decade on medical treatments in the US? You don't seem to unde
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by loceng 2y ago
There are "famous" people on YouTube who seem very telepathic-psychic - but I suppose people would really only become a believer if they have an anecdotal experience themselves that defies all odds.
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by loceng 2y ago
Is intuition a sense - or is that potentially some people excelling at reading physical cues that 99.999999% of people can't see or relate to what someone is then likely thinking?
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by loceng 2y ago
Can you quote him directly please? You're saying implying but it's more likely you're placing that assumption or interpretation on it. Was it actually concerns he put forward of how easy it would actually be for Apple to do s
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by loceng 2y ago
Good luck to Apple to prove damages. Could you actually outline for us what comments of his you're saying are libel, and explain why they're libel? Rather than just seemingly piling on the ad hominem in this thread.
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by loceng 2y ago
I think we need to move fully to glass surfaces that any food comes in contact with; add vacuum seal to help slow decay. Until or unless we do mass studies, not just observational, and over a 20-30 year period - where many other known healt
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by loceng 2y ago
Hi, I'm at least one person who emailed you to let you know this was on front page of HN. I just wrote another comment that may interest you to some degree: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40607523 It's proba
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by loceng 2y ago
This comment has helped me realize that most people likely don't have an understanding of the deeper or more evolved spiritual-religious communities. For example, the Santo Daime church originating in Brazil - and who drink Ayahuasca a
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by loceng 2y ago
Do you have that and your usage data from before he took it over to compare? Have you written to Twitter-X support yet to complain? Maybe someone's fucking with you specifically and signed you up to some service to harass you? It'
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by loceng 2y ago
I understood what you wrote. Your logic and interpretation is off, why you don't understand what I said. Thanks for the ad hominem and being too lazy to engage except to tell us that indirectly, clearly "not worth my time" ei
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by loceng 2y ago
Oof, the ad hominem and laziness is abound in this thread. Attack the arguments and not the person by indirectly calling me a conspiracy theorist. Are you even aware of the Twitter Files I referenced, the specifics for what I'm referen
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by loceng 2y ago
"Fake news" eh? You obviously haven't watched any of the US senate hearings, nor read any of Matt Taibbi's investigative work - where Elon gave Matt and other journalists access to Twitter's data like email interact
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by loceng 2y ago
> "I shouldn't have to sign in to see threads." Why? Do you pay them towards their the CPU, bandwidth, and other operation costs? > "Yes. I don't buy that bots are the reason for hiding threads. It reminds me
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by loceng 2y ago
Prove to the end consumer - and hopefully not to industrial complexes that may somehow lobby politicians for regulatory capture to give the power to a handful vs. the consumer's "voting" power via their distributed-individual
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by loceng 2y ago
Ha. Thanks for the audible laugh. You just made a bunch of claims without even citing what you claim I apparently lied about. Please cite where exactly I supposedly lied - and where the person I was replying to pointed out. And what charact
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by loceng 2y ago
Some people's memories aren't very reliable, people who develop lying as a habit, who weave webs of lies - "the lies we weave when we learn to deceive" - are especially not going to be reliable with their recall; and you
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by loceng 2y ago
Citation needed?
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by loceng 2y ago
Whether true or not, thank God that Elon took Twitter as one of the core pillars that the establishment had as part of their censorship-suppression-narrative control apparatus, e.g. the Twitter Files showing the US government engaging in il
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by loceng 2y ago
Basically it could be that he's not "lying" by speaking a half-truth, e.g. if he didn't resign then the writing was on the wall that he would have otherwise been fired.
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by loceng 2y ago
A talk with YC head like Paul or other, a "read the room" situation, the writing is on the wall, etc.
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by loceng 2y ago
I wonder if he could be subpoenaed for Elon's lawsuit to testify under oath, with potential evidence gathered?
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by loceng 2y ago
Have you read his sister's allegations about their childhood? He avoids addressing those and apparently gaslights her about it. There appears to be a pattern in regards to honesty and integrity.
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by loceng 2y ago
"Maybe it's better/a good time you leave" as part of a conversation is one such way to recommend someone leave rather than a likely alternative.

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