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by sportslife 5y ago
Previously, they tested their ability to do so: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19135085 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19132665
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by sportslife 5y ago
The issue with modern people is they don't even know how to put on the old clothes. They would be technologically-illiterate trying to use complex pre-industrial tech, and so would have a very hard time, much harder than the people of
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by sportslife 5y ago
I think the advertisers issues are actually not the biggest issue, and it would actually be in FB's interest for people and government to focus on them. The summaries of the research on social media and teens that I've heard sugge
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by sportslife 5y ago
An old moral philosophy joke, I heard, is: utilitarianism is probably true, but it's probably best that nobody actually believes it.
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by sportslife 5y ago
That's a nice abstraction, but actual wages are determined individuals convincing other individuals they should be paid a specific wage. That's about their power to extract value. Value creation can be used to increase that power,
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by sportslife 5y ago
As much as I think global unity would be nice, it reminds me of hearing that cows once their herd reaches a certain size split off into two herds [1]. If I'm remembering correctly, a mathematician, biologist and cattle farmer all saw r
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by sportslife 7y ago
That might be today's perspective, but if you take a look at seniors paying for groceries you'll sometimes see grannies with a few hundred on them. Anecdotally, I work with a 50-something who told me that when he was in his late t