mantrid84

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by mantrid84 6y ago
I'd love to see it that way! but open office design is preferred due to rising real estate prices which in turn come from loose monetary policy and bailouts. officials keep those prices high believing this would restart economy somehow
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by mantrid84 6y ago
the headline is somewhat clumsy: if they did not catch the virus, how can we know their immune systems fought it?
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by mantrid84 6y ago
teaching people to think critically and always reach out to skeptics! our culture has been conditioned to follow marketing messages creating buying urgency but people are not trained to ever question those messages. I think questioning mess
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by mantrid84 6y ago
any visualization that compares totals rather than normalized data with regard to population or testing is useless, if not misleading
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by mantrid84 6y ago
that sounds like wishful thinking. modern sustainable energy sources are not yet sustainable really unfortunately. also the crisis will end much sooner than economy could possibly make a switch.
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by mantrid84 6y ago
it's not one month, in UK first "reported transmission case" was late February so it's at least 8 weeks by now: "As things stand, the first recorded UK case was January 31 and the earliest documented incidence of tr
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Covid-19 in Proportion(inproportion2.talkigy.com)
2 points by mantrid84 6y ago|3 comments
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by mantrid84 6y ago
Interesting comparison of current outbreak with previous seasons in UK and overall mortality in Europe by data scientist
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by mantrid84 6y ago
so true. There's a great paper by prof. Ioannidis published back in 2005 [1]. It's also important to remember Feynman's words: "science is belief in the ignorance of experts" [1] https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by mantrid84 7y ago
If barter never existed, then how did Christopher Columbus and his many successors through out ages trade with natives in America or Indonesia? They definitely weren't using IOUs. there's already very good rebuttal to David Graebe