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I looked. Its an absurdly small fraction of what europe and america have gotten historically.
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Revealed preference is that people move to countries with free speech
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Thatcher on the one hand Nazis and centuries of colonization on the other. I’ll take it
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How do people not understand selection? Regardless think of all the world’s warmongers. Almost none were engineers. All the colonizers were humanities guys. Hitler and his top guys were art and humanities guys. Every president who bombs the
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Startup funding is drying up
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So to power every home in the USA would roughly cost 3 trillion at these prices. if they reused the same teams and designs maybe they could get it somewhat cheaper. plus we have increasing renewable plus existing hydro and nuclear. for the
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Also most energy use is by your avg consumer heating cooling and consuming. Yachts and private jets are marginal.
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What would martin eberhard who left years before model S know about musk and his contributions to engineering decisions at tesla?
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You are exaggerating. but there is definitely more to find. some of the largest mines are just like the first place they started digging without any modern exploration techniques. Mostly doesn't matter. humans will run out at some poin
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there is basically no overlap between the people on admissions committees and conservatives. Look up on linkedin who does admissions at ivy league schools. Hint its not stuffy old white guys.
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public schools are very well funded. at the low performing ones the kids just arent doing the work.
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Thomas was anti affirmative action going back 50 years to when he graduated from yale law. he grew up very poor.
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I don't understand why people think sam has magic powers. He started one failed company and has no technical ability to make openai into anything more than it is.
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You won’t even lose your license for killing people or multiple DUIs
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Why don't you provide that service profit free then. People on this stuff are always all talk. Id be interested in people demonstrating a world with no profit on a smaller scale first. Why not run a company where every one gets paid th
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One month of nyc carbon is no big deal. Once a model is trained using it is much much cheaper
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If there was no restriction on what or where you could build that would change. Everyone can afford food in the US. Google “rice and beans”
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Black economic progress after slavery
(cremieux.substack.com)
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Most specialists in the US can see you in well under two months.
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Strong claim. Bet it has more to do with trends like polarization or housing costs or something. Most corporations are providing absurdly cheap goods and decent jobs.
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That right should be funded by the taxpayer. Also if it was a right it wouldn’t be so difficult to build new housing in England. Rights talk is so tedious.
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I think its obvious the state should be willing to take on the risk if they are gonna take away property rights.
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England should do the honorable thing and buy out all these landlords and administer the homes themselves. If the taxpayer wants to subsidize housing it should be done directly.
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The current social indicators of race make sense. As youd expect since african americans are about 20% european admixture their IQs are inbetween whites and africans. Also the flynn effect is most likely not a real gain in intelligence htt
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https://osf.io/4an93/ , https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/088303... , https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2907168/ , http
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I think you will find that racists will be okay with basically any immigration restriction. Its like people arguing back with anti affirmative action people that legacy admissions are unfair. Well they would happily give up a benefit they w
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Humans made unimaginable progress in the last 150ish years. Many of those who contribute were raised on farms or taught in third world countries. What magic system are you envisioning that could do better than what got us to the moon?
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If AI can exist humans have to figure it out. It’s what we do. Really shockingly delusional to think people are gonna use chatgpt for a few min get bored and then ban it like it’s a nuke. I’d rather the USA get it first anyways.
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People won't care until an actually scary AI exists. Will be easy to stop at that point. Or you can just stop research here and hope another country doesn't get one first. Im personally skeptical it will exist. Honestly might be m
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Parents can be histrionic. Thats good, your kids are important. Doesn't mean the administration cant decide phones are almost entirely a net negative.
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