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pigeonhole123
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3y ago
And not useful
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3y ago
This of course means we should ignore reasonable criticism of the contestants in this contest.
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3y ago
There was a smart guy once who went crazy. We should assume smart people are crazy.
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Being incompetent is possible even if you’re not a US national.
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3y ago
In many countries I have a right to free legal representation
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3y ago
Aren’t most sales teams separate from customer success? Can you expand on this insight?
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There seem to be practitioners still taking this seriously, and I expect them to continue to do so until they die. According to this article from 2022 it's still "influential": https://www.nature.com/articles&
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3y ago
His family and he is extremely well connected, I'm sure they can scrape together some money for lawyers
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3y ago
Good thing he's measuring his levels and keeping an eye on them.
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3y ago
There are many possibilities I guess. There are other events where the timing also matches up really well. Does the disability curve have another inflection point around the time the Delta wave disappeared?
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Strange how the long term sickness was at a low in April 2021 and then rose sharply. I wonder what happened in early 2021 that didn't happen in 2020.
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Encrypted SNI has been in the works for a long time: https://www.cloudflare.com/en-gb/learning/ssl/what-is-encryp...
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3y ago
He is actually deficient, and 10k IU is not that unusual.
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3y ago
I read that Hailo ran out of money trying to expand to NYC. I lived in London when it was big and it seemed to just disappear at some point. Failing like that after becoming dominant in London is simply puzzling to me. Sounds like a license
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3y ago
I think GP's point is the opposite. Most people agree that Britain's opium trade in China was exploitative.
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What about the claim that it was fixed? Does that require no further evidence?
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3y ago
Blind trust in a centralized authority is by no means necessary. You can for example just not put blind trust in other people, and teach your children to understand other people's lack of aligned incentives. A free-for-all is called fr
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4y ago
Hunger and basal metabolic rate are aspects of physiology, and they both change based on what and how much you eat.
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Also what we eat affects hormones in complex ways, so while the CICO formula may be true in some narrow technical sense, even physiologically it doesn't explain the phenomenon to a useful degree.
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The CDC is probably hiding a lot of the damage taking place, that's where the gloating is coming from. https://theethicalskeptic.com/ https://igorchudov.substack.com/p/a-guide-to-my-excess-morta...
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4y ago
In the article they address the bias present in some other studies
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I don't think lumping people who pointed this out a year ago in with "anti vaxxers" is fair. There are more than two types of people.
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Is anyone suggesting that?
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What makes Bill Gates' well timed and well documented investments in vaccine companies and donations to public health organizations a conspiracy theory? https://www.politico.com/news/2022/09/14/globa
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I can't recall seeing any human studies on mRNA vaccines before the Pfizer one, which was unblinded and the control group vaccinated after six months. I also don't understand why this was done, since there will never exist any lon
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And that’s decided by the president of science?
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The very definition of security through obscurity. As long as you’re obscure enough for no one to care, you’re safe.
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So you’re saying diversity of opinions is a threat to diversity?
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There is already a suspected link between skin cancer and PUFAs, so it could also be that, since fish are rich in those.
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It feels like these design choices are there to hide the fact that their catalog is tiny (maybe especially in Europe). The majority of what I search for just displays things that are similar to what I actually wanted to watch. For example i
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