obvthrowaway2

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by obvthrowaway2 6y ago
The idea of preferences as vectors seems like it has some fun consequences. - HIPSTERS: If you really like something, but don't want others to crowd your interests, you will pretend to be nonchalant about it. - AUTHENTICITY: A person&
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by obvthrowaway2 6y ago
Tacit knowledge sounds like an untestable phenomenon, and simply lacking the words to describe certain neuromotor techniques doesn't mean that it cannot be communicated explicitly in theory. Perhaps in the future we'll have a way
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by obvthrowaway2 6y ago
Are we going to rename "masterclasses" too?
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by obvthrowaway2 6y ago
I have always imagined higher level academia would be rife with inner circle politics (corruption).
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by obvthrowaway2 6y ago
>“How could a baby, which can not even tie its own shoes, spell a simple word, or fill a cup with water, ever possibly grow up to write a book, manage a corporation, or formulate a strategy for fighting a war? Impossible!" I don&#x2
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by obvthrowaway2 6y ago
I agree. As far as I can see, this is good for the consumer.
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by obvthrowaway2 6y ago
Once you get used to protein shakes, you can stomach almost any texture.
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by obvthrowaway2 6y ago
Why do you figure cutting milk and wheat from your diet helped?
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by obvthrowaway2 6y ago
I don't mean anything against you personally but I am strongly disapprove of people who socialize excessively at work. It is distracting, annoying, and worst of all passive-aggressive because you can't stop someone from socializin