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by sfj 6y ago
> I am partially reliant on you for my safety. Even if I do everything I can to protect myself and others from the virus, you still put me at risk if you don't do the same. People put other people at risk by driving. Heck, a big tre
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by sfj 6y ago
> Mitigation tactics like shelter in place, ppe, and physical distancing are working. Tiger repelling rock would make sense if there was no data supporting this thesis. It's the same as "You don't see any tigers around do
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by sfj 6y ago
> Why else do you think we've managed to keep it in control despite having some dense city centers? I've got a tiger repelling rock to sell you, only $6 Trillion. Seriously, why does everyone need to stay at home, rather than t
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by sfj 6y ago
They don't bar anyone from being hospitalized having then recovering from any other illness. Speaks to the worry about permanent effects.
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by sfj 6y ago
I'll pay you $6 trillion for that rock. Let me know next month if another will be available. - U.S. Gov
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by sfj 6y ago
Also the people who stand to benefit from cheating, then are elected and tasked with preventing it. How is that incentive structure going to work?
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by sfj 6y ago
I think that, instead of requiring locking everyone in their homes to save a few, we should give people the option to isolate themselves from everyone else. This would entail free rent and clean food delivery sponsored by the government.
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by sfj 6y ago
Invisiclues were not part of the early releases. It was an unsolved game for years in our house.
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by sfj 6y ago
He could easily turn around the lives of hundreds of people without affecting his lifestyle at all. That isn't nothing. It would also lead by example. If others followed him, he would have helped the lives of many times that.
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by sfj 6y ago
Having the troll eat itself wouldn't remove the light source. The troll didn't have a light to begin with, it can see in the dark.
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by sfj 6y ago
> So it worked "better", yes. Now I don't understand what you were replying to. I thought it was "South Korea is anomalous. Has literally any other country been able to replicate their success?" I don't see
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by sfj 6y ago
It was never an epidemic in Taiwan, and they never did a shelter in place order nor closed businesses. They simply did contact tracing before it became a problem.
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by sfj 6y ago
> Opening things back up prematurely, without sufficient testing, is just going to get people killed. But how many will get killed? Allowing people to drive down the street also kills people. What's the limit?
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by sfj 6y ago
> I read elsewhere that for genetically engineer viruses (which there is speculation that this may be the case here) are quick to lose their alterations via the natural mutation process. It's speculated that the genetic engineering
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by sfj 6y ago
Herd immunity to one strain doesn't mean herd immunity to all of them. Especially when the mutation is on the binding site.
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by sfj 6y ago
That's how you know he is illogical and nothing he says could possibly be right, so you don't need to listen to him.
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by sfj 6y ago
Do you have a source for this? It's not listed on any exchange, so I wonder how people are using it.
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by sfj 6y ago
> This is what you get in a litigious society where the "free market" sets tuition prices. The high prices were an unintended(?) effect of guaranteed student loans. So, a warped kind of free.
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by sfj 6y ago
I think that if just the classes were live, no/few exceptions, and the student to teacher ratio was kept low, that would be a big step.
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by sfj 6y ago
Maybe VR will change things?
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by sfj 6y ago
Some restaurants have you pay ahead of time.
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by sfj 6y ago
And MGS4 as of last November... https://www.dsogaming.com/news/metal-gear-solid-4-is-now-ful...
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by sfj 6y ago
My negatively is just my personality. I didn't single this article out. Don't tell me how to be.
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by sfj 6y ago
I was seriously disappointed when I read the article.
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by sfj 6y ago
> Near future ? Events that defy government’s guidance aren’t allowed, ... on a private platform, so? I hate censorship also, but the more these major platforms do this, the more people will begin to recognize there are alternatives. The
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by sfj 6y ago
That's a long laundry list of the non controversial stuff that they said. But after watching the first ten minutes of the 1 hour video, I saw how they concluded that because X % of the people that were tested for the virus were positiv
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by sfj 6y ago
False advertising. The title says recovering your root password, but the article only talks about bypassing having to enter one.
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by sfj 6y ago
> Well, it's murky, but some easy thought experiments might bring clarity: * Should we raise humans on factory farms, in order to increase the amount of conscious experience? * if so, and assuming that humans pay more attention to a
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by sfj 6y ago
You are talking about animals that otherwise would not have been born . Therefore the only life you can theorize about is one unknown to us.
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by sfj 6y ago
Because the restaurant can't combine its orders with those of its competitors in one run. Economies of scale.

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