meekstro

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by meekstro 7y ago
Would you be kind enough to share any links to your own writing and some of the key factors that improved it. I wish to improve my communication and appreciate that Paul Graham thought hard then freely shared his insights on such a difficul
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by meekstro 7y ago
I think you are uncomfortable that some phenomena particularly biological don't fit in a scientific experiment neatly and are more comfortable labelling 3% of the population hypochondriacs to alleviate your own anxiety. What I've
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by meekstro 7y ago
I agree. It’s a very small component of the overall health picture. But it is a component and should be researched. Once the wifis gone the MCS patients spend more time sitting in front of wired digital display devices activating their cent
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by meekstro 7y ago
What’s the fastest way to figure out the average existing fatigue levels and serum ferritin levels in the hundred studies so that I can quickly disprove my hypothesis? I’m not saying it causes an illness I’m saying if you have a certain sub
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by meekstro 7y ago
Yes but so does human intuition and its a heck of a lot faster. A healthy person can endure a toxic environment. An unhealthy person becomes more unhealthy from increased toxicity. I’m not saying electromagnetic radiation makes a healthy pe
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by meekstro 7y ago
You could just try it. Turn off the electrical stuff before you go to bed but hey everyone has freedom of choice.
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by meekstro 7y ago
Here's the reason. Serum ferritin is an accute phase reactant that elevates due to inflammation from acute and sometimes chronic illness or heritable genetic mutation. When someone is ill and inflamed and fatigued and they have excess
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by meekstro 7y ago
Electrosensitivity is denied by intelligent healthy people who have never dealt with unexplainable fatigue relying on statistics and body system diagnosis that is inadequate for explaining chronic complex health conditions. They're all
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by meekstro 7y ago
Why isn't it tested at 2mm if that is the standard useage? Why rely on a model? 20,000 phones are being sold an hour. Why not buy 200 phone's off 200 shelves and test them comprehensively at 0 mm, 1mm, 2mm, 3mm ..... The cost to v
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by meekstro 7y ago
I think you need to acknowledge human nature and profit from it. Human’s love observing an argument. Twitter is too concise to form decent arguments. If there was a website called Dual - where people could register a username - then post on
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by meekstro 7y ago
Yes and other car manufacturers capital is tied to a return on manufacturing lines of petrol and diesel vehicles so if BMW were to release 7e tomorrow what would happen to the 7 sales. This is while Telsa is building out a charging network
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by meekstro 7y ago
I find this also works great with instructional videos like pluralsight and lynda. It's easier on your working memory and concentration and if you relisten to tricky bits as you are going through you have a much deeper understanding th
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by meekstro 7y ago
And map Technical books that build on concepts backwards. Your brain wrestles away and it clicks into place by the time you are explaining the mindmap.
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by meekstro 7y ago
Mind map the book starting with the conclusion then toc. If a book takes more than 4 hours to mind map it's either a good book or poorly organised. The reading speed isn't the constraint. It's placing the knowledge in your kn
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by meekstro 7y ago
I know a brilliant junior school teacher teaching years 1 to 3. He constantly configures his classroom to maximise learning continuity for the entire class. It is a massive challenge balancing out the problems students face physically or o
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by meekstro 7y ago
I think it is a brilliant product if it works as explained will sell at the price you have set. I will buy some. I think a little bit of silicone is a smart trade off to save a lot of toilet-cleaning chemicals and compared to a toilet brush
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by meekstro 7y ago
In my country the most common uber vehicle is a Toyota Prius which uses about 4 L per 100 kms. As our buses are poorly run and empty the majority of the time, Ubers are the optimum environmental option to get from A to B.
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by meekstro 7y ago
Yes it does accidentally fuhrer my argument though. People have forgotten how to spell hail.
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by meekstro 7y ago
Taxi and delivery customers benefited. That’s why there were 10 billion uber tickets sold in 2018. Maybe siting in a taxi shouldn’t be a $100,000 a year job. The only benefit I see between a uber driver and a licensed taxi driver is that th
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by meekstro 7y ago
Hoovering and is a verb in the US from technically advanced hardware businesses while ubering is a verb globally from a taxi software company. So uber doesn’t have Depreciating factories, Competing manufacturers, Supply chains Software R&a
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by meekstro 7y ago
Uber is the ubiquitous word for modern transport between 1 to 40kms in the western world. Ubering is a verb. Thats a whole lot of mindshare and Uber is a whole lot better than a taxi. Future demand for taxis will go up. Uber is the verb for
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by meekstro 7y ago
From the basis of reducing capital outlay, increasing pasture utilisation, improving omega3:omega6 fatty acid ratios in steroid and antibiotic free meat, and maximising productive use of marginal land - "primitive" is exactly the
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by meekstro 7y ago
Halter.co.nz has built smart collars for grazing animals that record their data and also automatically move them. Really ambitious project that will change grass based (healthy meat) farming if they nail it.
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by meekstro 7y ago
Vegetarians and rates of Depression https://ijbnpa.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1479-5868-... I don't have one for immune disorders. I apologise but people with multiple sclerosis don't gravitate t
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by meekstro 7y ago
I apologise for using the term AI and sounding ridiculous. Sorry to you and everyone else who had to read that you are right. "Tesla has the best chip in the world for the one neural network they want to run" is what I wanted to c
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by meekstro 7y ago
1. Tesla for the forseeable future has the best self driving AI chip in the world for gathering the data requisite to solve the self driving problem at scale. 2. Musk has investors and the price of his cash financing goes up when people sho
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by meekstro 7y ago
The question no-one asked. How difficult is it for BYD to clone his autopilot chip and will that stop the Chinese from exporting knockoffs because I'm certain they can close the data and software gap instantly by swapping out a harddri
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by meekstro 7y ago
If there was free trade and corn wasn't fed to animals there would be enough meat and health and wealth for everyone. Humans need 250grams of protein a day, some can come from plants, some from eggs, some from animals. Currently what h
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by meekstro 7y ago
It is controversial though. Vegans have higher rates of depression and anxiety than the general cheeseburger eating population which has terrible rates of depression and anxiety. They also have higher rates of auto-immune disorders. The maj
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by meekstro 7y ago
Beyond meat works for financial reasons. Sunlight, pea plant, factory, paddy costs less at scale than sunlight, corn plant, cow, slaughter house, factory, paddy. It does not work particularly well for dietary reasons. The calorie reduction

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