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op03
6y ago
ah thanks!
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op03
6y ago
I got lost here -> the more nodes that it has the higher the energy of the vibration. What is nodes?
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6y ago
Because people discover their own limitations sooner or later. They don't have the time, they don't have enough skill, the problem is something they haven't dealt with before etc etc. Once you get to that stage, the door open
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6y ago
The kids are going to be pissed with Mr. Modi :) I hope he has a plan of where this goes.
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Depends on the personality trait distribution in the population around the store - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revised_NEO_Personality_Invent... Not everyone has the openness to new experience trait.
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He does not play everyone like a fiddle because he is just one man and there are a million things requiring Control in the world. By the time he makes a move a million new things have happened. Ofcourse he has a network but that network suf
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Returning from a Year of Isolation in Antarctica
(rd.com)
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Running joke with the boss - we will do it only if you eat your shoe - https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/1979-werner-herzog-at...
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Starbucks pauses Advertising on all Social Media
(cnbc.com)
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CZI Engineer Tells Zuckerberg to Resign at a Company Town Hall
(vox.com)
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Unilever pauses Advertising on Facebook and Twitter till year end
(cnbc.com)
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This is how babies/kids learn init? As in they jump around collecting nuggets and surprising people with what they have collected. The advantage kids have is their brains are different (see Allison Gopnik + Explore vs Exploit Dilemma)
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6y ago
I was just wondering about effectiveness of large leaks in a environment of info overload. Not in any camp...more like a layman passing through :)) I get your point about it all being interconnected though and thanks for making it.
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Valid point about technical changes. But most of the big leaks were sold as if they would lead to social/political/economic changes.
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Feels like the last decade has shown Leaking to the General Public is not very productive. As in outcomes are poor. There is always something else lined up every 2 minutes to pull attention away from the leak. I am not sure if anyone studie
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First AR Spine Surgeries in US Performed at John Hopkins
(beckersspine.com)
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Yes they are a drug cartel pushing Dopamine. You pay in Attention which they trade with Advertisers for $$$. How much Dopamine they can sell to their addicts has to be regulated because as with all addiction, people's ability to contr
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6y ago
Nice job. Bookmarked.
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And they get rewarded in dopamine and influence for doing it. Facebook basically sells this drug unregulated. Its basically a drug cartel defending the right of the peddlers to push the drug.
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Nov 3 will decide a lot of stuff. I would guess if Trump returns and the Dems take the House and the Senate, expect all nuance and smartness to go out the window.
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HAMR-JR microrobot demonstrates dexterity
(theengineer.co.uk)
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Things will change. It's not a static world. The wild west period is over where companies or people could do whatever they felt like with personal data. Forget about privacy advocates, mgmt in many data hoarding companies have suddenly
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If you follow science budgets and their growth around the world $23Billion is no big deal - http://uis.unesco.org/apps/visualisations/research-and-devel...
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Graphic Design Platform Canva hits a $6B valuation
(smh.com.au)
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Isn't this the same model Obama, Trump et al use to raise campaign funds? It feels like they have already proved you can raise billions selling dinner tickets, photo ops etc.
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Wandelbots the no code robot startup raises $30M Series B
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India is like a thousand different things heading in a thousand different directions. And those vectors change from day to day. There is no control in such a system. Only an illusion of control. Its as good as looking at two hurricanes and
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Some folk make more money renting office space to their own companies than they do from the companies.
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Not leaving home much probably minimizes exposure to all the usual threats. Reminds me of my grandaunt who rarely left the house after the death of her husband. But she was very active, and had family members around to help out. She was qui
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Few years ago I used to have great conversations on Twitter but now there are too many ppl and many do it full time like a job or something, conditioned by the reward mechanisms to get those Likes and build social media influence. That chan
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