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smaryjerry
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smaryjerry
4y ago
What’s also interesting is that at the end they mention this was only a 2 week study. I don’t know how microdosing is supposed to be done but Ive always imagined it less frequently, like once a week, and over a longer period of time.
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4y ago
Bo, when people act like idiots I like to call it out. But you haven’t explained to me why you dislike, hate, or even it seems dislike people who like him?
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4y ago
I see the opposite actually. Are you saying all of those arguments are incorrect without disputing them? All of the “even if..” stuff doesn’t that only make a stronger case? I wouldn’t call myself a fanboy but it seems like you may definite
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4y ago
I don’t think Elon did public insult his workers, he said he doesn’t appreciate workers that don’t work, are they even workers at that point? It’s like if I said I hate when someone steals from me, does that mean I hate you? If so they you
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4y ago
I understand the desire of people to hate others just because others a richer but I’ve seen a bit too much assumption about how he runs his company from people and how he should be spending his time in their opinion, and it’s not just Elon
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4y ago
In theory what you are describing is a more efficient economy which would actually boost the economy, except for those unnecessary producers. Everyone cuts out unnecessary items and has more money to spend on necessary items. This is kind o
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4y ago
A wage shortage does not matter if people have enough money already. This is why we have inflation and low unemployment rates. People don’t need to work because overall they have had more money than they needed. This means we run out of thi
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4y ago
This is precisely why bitcoin adoption is not higher. By categorizing bitcoin as a security and not accepting bitcoin as a denomination for taxes or any calculation of taxes due it is effectively an extra unnecessary cog in every single sys
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4y ago
Pretty sure when Detroit went bankrupt they were basically paying people to come back to the city. There are ghost towns for a reason, because homes do lose value, even for the person who can still live there. Bitcoin right now is in the mi
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4y ago
The concern comes down to how that evaluation of a website is made. It’s the same way people can’t really accept fact checkers because “who fact checks the fact checkers?” With the news ranking it is who evaluates the evaluators. Without a
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4y ago
That’s not my experience though. They just keep showing up. Maybe they are embedded in articles I’ve viewed or something but I’ve never clicked on them intentionally.
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4y ago
I think you assume the algorithm is working where I feel the opposite.
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4y ago
P/E ratios have been pretty insane lately and just came back down to earth and I think your right that interest rates have a lot to do with stock price valuation of growth stocks but it’s not just growth stocks taking a beating right n
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4y ago
I get your point that everything always goes up eventually, but there will be unpredictable events that reshape the market like COVID, war, 9/11, hurricanes, and many other “one-time” events that we can’t even predict right now. Just b
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4y ago
Is that misinformation or not? Don’t market makers make their profits by collecting some difference between bid and ask? I recall a video from Warren Buffett explaining that it was criminal that firms like Robinhood get away with calling it
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4y ago
Not interested button is a placeabo type button, completely useless, isn’t it? Do you know how many hundreds of times I’ve not interested late night talk show hosts with no stop to their constant recommendation in my feed.
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4y ago
TikTok and instagram are filled with get rich quick schemes that say to do exactly this. Go here for stock video and go here for AI video editing and you’ll have passive income. Look how much I made last month! Look how when you search for
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4y ago
I am convinced the not interested button does absolutely nothing.
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This is very true. Equality of outcome is always cherry picked on what is causing the outcome as well to make the argument. For example, if one worker completes 10 items/hour and another completes 1 item/hour. You would expect the
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4y ago
I honestly think we need to remove the consent to cookies thing completely. There needs to be a switch in your browser to enable or disable cookies, similar to how to can enable or disable location tracking or notifications, on a site by si
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This is ab irrelevant tangent on the mid level phone comment. We all know you don’t need any compute power at all to make “2-3 login attempts per hour” even on the slowest of IOT devices.
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4y ago
What’s stranger is you assume every person from other categories is marginalized by default if they claim it. It’s time to stop generalizing and stomp out hate in the individual cases it can be found.
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I find the violating TOS argument for why Trump was banned flawed because the TOS allows for very vague interpretation. For example the tweets that supposedly got him banned said something to the line of “fight for democracy” and that was i
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I think there are two reasons for throttling. A user due to congestion and to prioritize content. Throttling a user for congestion to give a “fair” usage of a shared resource makes perfect sense, but throttling a specific type of content do
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This is spot on because if anyone here is an expert in any field or had first hand knowledge of an event, then they have seen the complete misunderstandings pushed to non experts via articles.
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This reminds me of a example that happened just a couple days ago. The White House tweet that 70 percent of the inflation in March was due to Putin. That makes you think Putin is causing a lot of the March 2022 over March 2021 inflation num
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5y ago
It’s not that the police actually get defunded but that doesn’t help, it’s the general attitude of cities that supported the defund movement. Every law and decision made by these places encourages being soft on crime and criminals regardles
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These guys aren’t afraid of alarms one bit or getting caught. They want the change sitting in your cars cup holder but would gladly take a night in jail instead.
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You always have to treat owners essentially equally but only a majority is typically required to make decisions. Meaning you can’t decide to give one owner distributions or dividend and not other owners using just a majority vote but you ca
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As a kid in the US it seemed silly that so many people had SUVs in a city, and as adult I wouldn’t buy anything but an SUV. Once you grow up you realize how nice the ability to transport more people and more things is. Picking up groceries,
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