schalab

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1. 31.▲
   by schalab 10y ago

   Please dont invade this last bastion of rationality with emotional claptrap. Moral belligerence is not an argument.
2. 32.▲
   by schalab 11y ago

   Physical exercise is generally repetitive,boring and requires discipline to stick to. It could be that forcing someone to overrule their impulses for a period of time might be the solution, rather than the exercise itself. I would ask for a
3. 33.▲
   by schalab 12y ago

   The article insinuates that the core problem is the higher base line of stimulus required for motivation. How does Adderall fix this? Do you feel mundane repetitive tasks are more rewarding now? What about tasks that would feel great even w
4. 34.▲
   by schalab 12y ago

   The problem with a decentralized evolutionary economy is that it is blind to long range problems. The solution is not to abandon the status quo. We are not smart enough to centrally plan even a small portion of it at the moment. But rather
5. 35.▲
   by schalab 12y ago

   In my experience, the intensity of desire and the subsequent pleasure produced varies widely across different people. The facets of the marshmallow experiment used to accredit certain kids as having picked up highly mature techniques in del
6. 36.▲
   by schalab 12y ago

   Can someone provide practical examples of how Amazon would possibly abuse their monopoly without breaching existing law, influencing the government, or opening up the market for a smaller, more agile competitor? It is strange picking on Ama