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ouid
5y ago
Ban advertising, which is paid lying, and then the trust problems that result from everyone being paid to lie and exclusively being paid to lie will go away.
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ouid
5y ago
Corporations aren't that carefully structured to avoid liability. The standard corporate charter in the united states limits it by default.
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ouid
5y ago
False positives for PCR can only plausibly happen through contaminated samples. You should take some time to investigate how PCR works.
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ouid
5y ago
"no matter how many you add together", is where this argument breaks down in ZFC. The sphere is indeed the union of all of the singletons consisting of its points, all of which are measure zero. Banach-Tarski is mainly considered
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ouid
5y ago
I mean, as soon as the platform IPOs, I'm going to move to something else. It is the way.
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ouid
5y ago
Paper isn't really that bad for the environment, right? That was an ad campaign to sell plastic or something. Paper trees are grown as crops and basically just fix carbon. The pulping has some local undesirable effects, but I don'
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ouid
5y ago
This is such a poorly crafted argument that it's hard to imagine it's not in bad faith. You listed religion twice! The only way this is representative of any kind of "normal" culture is if you have defined it that way. L
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ouid
5y ago
I have noticed that, on reddit at least, entertainment has a very strong region from which it converges to "getting off on feeling smarter/better than other people". This is based on my own experience filtering subs from r&#x
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ouid
5y ago
it doesn't preserve user privacy, it enchances it.
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ouid
5y ago
Privacy-enhancing here means that your privacy has been changed in some way.
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ouid
5y ago
Working as intended: moved to won't fix.
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ouid
5y ago
Bonferroni effects. In the parent article referred to as researcher degrees of freedom, in pop culture referred to as p-hacking. In machine learning, it's referred to as overfitting. They are all the same phenomenon, of having more tha
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ouid
5y ago
I think you could effectively argue that mathematics is a branch of philosophy.
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ouid
5y ago
Bonferroni effects have, at least in the popular consciousnes, become much more front and center. I wonder how many people on the stre can define p-hacking. Most educated people know about the reproducibility crisis, and I would wager that
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ouid
5y ago
The government will never allow high inflation as it undermines the willingness to write and sign long term contracts and trade agreements.
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ouid
5y ago
If there is high inflation, the Fed will raise interest rates, crashing the housing market. Not saying you're wrong, but there are many factors to be considered.
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ouid
5y ago
yes, n^k-1 is always divisible by n-1.
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ouid
5y ago
long division defines such a process
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ouid
5y ago
>just another form of gambling Everything is gambling. Gambling in a casino is just a form where the expectation is always negative.
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ouid
6y ago
I believe that the ISP monopolies are also interested in long term profit.
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ouid
6y ago
I think the alcohol -> reduced stress pathway is unclear, and the reduced stress -> longevity pathway is also unclear, despite your claims.
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ouid
6y ago
Other people have explained the part of the question that you missed, but in the interest of helping you clarify your own point, if the group of 6 people are all from different continents, and have never met, then you don't have to spe
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ouid
6y ago
CEOs are expensive because they form a clique, They sit on the boards of other companies and install CEOs who are on the board of the company they themselves CEO. Normally you would call this practice embezzlement, but because it only requi
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ouid
6y ago
Also worth mentioning that a lot of what is considered technology is actually mathematics.
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ouid
6y ago
I disagree with you that it is off-topic, and the comment itself has nearly as many upvotes as the article. The comment is short because it the problem with the technology is a simple to describe deception. Many good comments are short.
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ouid
6y ago
Since this remains a claim in the article, I think my comment remains a reasonable contribution, even after the title has been changed. Please consider unflagging it.
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ouid
6y ago
You haven't argued this, but there should never be an opportunity for safe passive income that scales with your wealth.
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ouid
6y ago
I sort of despise the use of the word democratization to describe a system in which you pay for representation.
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ouid
6y ago
Landfills are covered when they are full, effectively isolating them from surface ecosystems.
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ouid
6y ago
There is literally no problem with plastics that stay in landfills forever. Landfills are underground, like the oil that the plastic is derived from.
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