oonerspism

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by oonerspism 5y ago
It's a version of the same problem that Facebook has. Once you've had your term of ruling the world, there are only so many directions you can go from there. And by definition, the majority are downwards.
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by oonerspism 5y ago
We will always be thinking about inflation wrong, if we consider it in isolation. (a rule true of most things, but I digress...) Intrinsic to inflation is it's relationship with Interest Rates. The global pendulum swings to inflation f
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by oonerspism 5y ago
The truly poor do not have jobs, nor much hope of one in future. They are on fixed state incomes at best, which if they are lucky may have a trivial rise some years after the fact. We don't need to get terribly cerebral to note the bas
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by oonerspism 5y ago
In any case - there is somewhat of a disconnect between international media saying "New Zealand does X!..." - broadly implying the cooperation and vision of an entire country - and the reality on the ground, which is that the aver
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by oonerspism 5y ago
If we take the media's 2018 claims of 181 tonnes (earth weight) of human trash on the moon, then SpaceX's 4 tonne moon trash delivery here will represent about 2.2%.
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by oonerspism 5y ago
There are some compelling points in the article, however the particular picture he sees those points forming is not necessarily that seen by all. We have all heard convincing alternative views regarding some of the assertions made ; thus cy
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by oonerspism 5y ago
I'm a middle-aged adult now, but as a child I had mild autistic traits. Socio-economics, along with 1980's medicine, meant it was never picked up. I wonder if selection methods based entirely around childhood diagnosis may miss ce