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I am in agreement with a fair amount of what you said about overprescription, the lack of scientific backing for the chemical imbalance theory, and the less than stellar effectiveness of antipsychotics. But the way you're presenting it
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I have worked directly and indirectly in inpatient mental health settings intermittently. The parent poster's view is correct with regards to my experience. Yes, for some people antipsychotics, antidepressants, etc. are a godsend and t
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AFAIK the lineage can be traced all the back to Sandy Bridge in 2011. Fundamentally, it seems Willow Cove is an iteration of Skylake which in turn is an iteration of Sandy Bridge. Some buses and internal caches were widened but the general
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Can someone help me contextualize? 300mm diameter is 70,686 mm^3. If a chip is 300mm^3, does that mean the company can print about 235 chips per wafer or is it much lower? At 235 chips and a 100 dollar retail price, that doesn't leave
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It’s interesting how different everyone’s perspective is on this — it hadn’t crossed my mind before. My parents grew up in a town of one thousand people. There was a small bakery in the town and we had a leg up on all the other towns becaus
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Maybe not but the most expensive ones always are. Trauma? Death or multiple orthopedic and cardiothoracic/neural surgeries. Heart attack? Death or multiple specialist visits, possibly surgical intervention. Stroke? Same thing. Respirat
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This doesn’t just apply to tech. Take healthcare, where the value created is per patient healed (oversimplified) but the pricing is per item/staff time used. Once again, people game the system, in this case by doing excess charges (see
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That sounds like a fascinating read -- do you happen to have a link to the document (or even a title for it) if it's publicly available? A preliminary Google search turned up nothing