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On a related note, on mainstream TV/articles about declining marriage/birthrates in the West, it's common to see criticisms about modern Western men. How women can't find life partners because men aren't masculine e
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Why would that be true forever?
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I'm curious if you were prescribed any treatment for myocarditis if you don't mind me asking?
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Anonymous Message to Elon Musk
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Yeah, low birth rates aren't all about money even though that's important. A lot of it is about culture, which affects women's age at first child which affects how many children a woman will ultimately have. Even with all the
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IMO even with all those incentives I just don't see the typical age at first child getting to 16-24 in any Western country even with strong incentives. Not just because of costs, but the harder to modify cultural reasons like people va
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I assume by 'native' you mean 'white'? Looking at the students/faculty of elite schools/research labs and staff of top companies, I see plenty of highly intelligent and educated non-white immigrants producing g
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Listen Europe, this is good spying though. Not Huawei 5G spying. Just like American torture is good torture, because we only torture the bad guys.
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dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27317946
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Overemployed – Work Two Remote Jobs, Reach Financial Freedom
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I don't think harming all Iranians via sanctions for the actions of the regime is the right way to deal with this, especially because the sanctions do nothing to stop persecution of LGBT.
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This has nothing to do with hacking/software/technology.
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If Tesla used Lidar for their emergency braking I doubt they'd be driving straight into stationary objects. But Elon is adamantly against Lidar and wants vision only. Then again, other car companies have emergency braking without Lidar
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Do you happen to know roughly how long after getting vaccinated they caught covid? It takes ~14 days after the first dose to get the ~80-90% protection (Pfizer/Moderna).
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Don't Amazon's interviews have a reputation for being relatively easy compared to other big companies? At least as of ~2 years ago that was the sentiment.
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After seeing how the US performed against the Taliban with trillions of dollars spent, good luck actually 'fighting' against China.
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Just curious, how so?
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I don't want to go back, I can get my day job done in < 5 hours. I intend to start a couple of fun side businesses and it's easier to do that with no time (and emotional exhaustion) wasted on commuting and sitting at my desk tr
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For the car and battery engineering experience and factories I guess. But I guess Apple can outsource to a car assembler like Magna or Foxconn instead.
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Yes
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Do you think Apple regrets not buying Tesla ~2017-2018 when they had the chance, given indications they are working on an Apple Car? Why or why not?
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https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/9622552-if-it-flies-floats-...
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Sometimes I wonder if pickiness/unwillingness to accept imperfection/being unwilling to "settle" is the root cause (or bigger cause) than inadequate matchmaking algorithms. What can Machine Learning and algorithms do if
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I'm dead serious: https://www.help.tinder.com/hc/en-us/sections/115001014406-P... https://www.help.tinder.com/hc/en-us/articles/115004487406-T...
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Depends on the app, but Tinder for example is reportedly up to 80% male. That fact alone condemns most men seeking relationships on there, there's simply not enough women on there for every guy no matter how much 'game' you h
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I do think 'pay for play' will become more common among younger men (20s/30s as opposed to stereotypically older men) as fewer men get married/have children, still not legal in Canada or the US though. I think with the r
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This Stanford study (2017) says 39% of hetero couples meet online today. Wow, that's really high if true: https://www.statista.com/chart/20822/way-of-meeting-partner-...
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I went on Tinder again for the first time in several years and they just keep adding new 'Premium' memberships for men to pay for, it's insane. Tinder Plus, Tinder Gold, Tinder Platinum, Tinder Super Like, Tinder Boost, Tinde
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41% is really high considering the potential consequences.
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That was exactly my point, the jokes against whites there are nothing compared to the vitriol and calls for mass murder posted against non-Whites. Does one have to be non-White to be opposed to the mass murder of non-Whites? Shouldn't
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