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If they taught Veblen's Theory of the Leisure Class, then people wouldn't be surprised the gp reaction is the exact goal of Leisure Class. Through Conspicuous Consumption and Conspicuous Leisure where the keyword is being "Co
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Cause AI is not magic. And how flaky it is, because more and more obvious the larger the systems get. If your false negatives are 1 in 10. And you have to check 10 million reviews a day lot of shit gets through. I know guys who work on Amaz
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What the above lacks is a finance model of how to make it work with real numbers.
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Well the thing to understand is "institutionalized" people can be pushed off whatever track they are on. You just need to push. Great leaders do it all the time. I have seen it happen when leaders are clear about what they want to
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Do we really need flight attendants? Feels like a legacy thing that could be automated out. Amazon should try to run an airline. Would be interesting to see what they come up with.
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Cuz the Buddha said its the path to nirvana. Disconnection breaks you out of the cycle of suffering. In today's info overload overwhelming reality, its natural that lot of people are going to disconnect.
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The Medicis of the Middle East
(foreignaffairs.com)
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I didn't like it. Preferred Vernor Vinge's Rainbows End with similar themes yet much less dystopic.
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A man who rears crabs at home in Singapore [video]
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Social media platforms generate billions in annual ad revenue from U.S. youth
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We need more docs who are trained in Finance. Not by Biz schools or Wall St but as a separate programme run by Med schools. If you want to disintermediate and reduce dependence on financial middle man you need to run your own education/
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Vision Pro bombs. Too complicated to use and full of bugs.
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If the majority of debt was going towards infra, building new factories or improving old ones, reducing cost of housing/health/edu of workers, its all cool. But for a long time now, a mega machine exists that diverts it towards re
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Its all beautiful until you look at growth in debt level. But lets not scare the kids.
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Just watched the utter sewage that was Rebel Moon and was thinking someone needs to install Bill Watterson as content approver at Netflix asap, cause the amount of visuals to convey absolutely nothing is reaching new highs of mindlessness.
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Makes sense. Thanks!
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Niall Fergusan's The Square and the Tower: Networks, Hierarchies and the Struggle for Global Power looks at History through this ALB lens.
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Just wondering...what percentage of trees display this behavior? I have never seen this in my neck of the woods.
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A Conversation with Erik Prince
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Why cant they reduce home prices, health prices and education prices? Just like they managed to do for messaging, email, social, video and search. All they need to do is disintermediate Wall Street/banks/insurance and real estate
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Microsoft isn't any better. Competition in this space is dead. Who ever is capable of posing a threat to both these obese rentier parasites will be targeted and obliterated given the cash mountain ranges at their disposal. Quality is n
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I think you are greatly over estimating how much impact analysis is having here. Not to mention skipping over the dilution and fragmentation of Attention (even of experts). Journalism value lies more in surfacing data/info rather than
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Life doesn't require Intelligence.
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But to me the goal of ever growing wages and prices doesn't make much sense, especially with technology constantly disrupting things. How is this supposed to work?
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I was thinking about that, sort of why I said - > If living standards rise and DEBT levels DROP due to increasing efficiencies and productivity then we should allow Prices to fall. I think with better goals we can get more comfortable wi
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It is probably a fear, if ever expanding economies are defined as the Goal. But that goal doesn't make any sense since Technology shrinks activity. I think we have to work on testing out different goals beyond GDP and CPI targets. They
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Decent living standards (affordable quality housing/health/edu/transport/energy) + reduced inequality between the top and the bottom should not be hard to achieve if its declared as an actual Goal. Technology causes Pric
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U.S. pension funds heavily invested in China complicate Washington's crackdown
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Got to pay more for less. Apple will come out with a 5000 dollar device, made in india for 5 bucks, to save everyone dont worry.
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Neither are if you track the data leaks and fraud enabled by both systems at scales no one has ever dealt with - https://cybercrime.gov.in/Webform/dailyDigest.aspx
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