tchaffee

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by tchaffee 3y ago
What was the cause in previous eras?
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by tchaffee 3y ago
South America. Lots gets blocked here. Even Home Depot for example. Security I guess. If you don't have customers in the region, why expose yourself?
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by tchaffee 3y ago
Says I'm blocked. Thanks for trying though.
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by tchaffee 3y ago
What's the carbon footprint of the manufacturing? Meat is also distributed. What's your source for this claim about ethanol fuels? You can get pure ethanol at any pump in Brazil, it's widely used, and it's even 10% in ga
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by tchaffee 3y ago
How so? Meat already has a much higher carbon footprint so what part of the plant based product would make it so much higher?
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by tchaffee 3y ago
Link says not avaliable in my region. Any chance you could post the recipe here?
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by tchaffee 3y ago
Can you give a link to your version that doesn't use React so we can see the difference?
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by tchaffee 3y ago
You missed the more general point that if folks do have a way of making revenue from their content then stealing their content would have a negative impact. Maybe someone has amazing content and offers classes. You might be able to think of
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by tchaffee 3y ago
What about lost ad revenue?
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by tchaffee 3y ago
Are you considering ad revenue?
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by tchaffee 3y ago
You might not pay, but ad revenue might.
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by tchaffee 3y ago
This study seems to be saying that the risk of heart infection is what's limiting success in human trials. That seems a much more reasonable explanation. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8095695&#x
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by tchaffee 3y ago
To be pedantic I think you meant "To be pedantic...".
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by tchaffee 3y ago
https://i.pinimg.com/736x/c0/64/72/c0647299ff0863268d4adafd9...
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by tchaffee 3y ago
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/when-beetle-gets-e...
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by tchaffee 3y ago
That's good to hear you have all the resources you need. I would support you in administrative changes if I were in your area. The area I'm in at the moment barely invests in a sub-standard education because anyone with even a lit
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by tchaffee 3y ago
If you follow the thread back you can see exactly what I was initially responding to and you were indeed arguing that gifted people are more important to society than nurses. My claim directly disputed that by pointing out just how dependen
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by tchaffee 3y ago
That's a fair point and I agree that should be the ideal. I even mentioned it myself twice. Looking back on the thread the more important point I wanted to make was in reaction to the claim that gifted children are far more valuable to
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by tchaffee 3y ago
I don't think I made that claim? But feel free to quote me if you think I did. My claim is that we all depend on each other and that if you dropped a gifted person in the woods and isolated them they wouldn't achieve much useful.
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by tchaffee 3y ago
I didn't know those metrics don't exist. There are seemingly endless studies out there. You are of course free to ask me for supporting sources for any of my claims and I have no problem saying when I do and do not have sources an
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by tchaffee 3y ago
You might be right about that being the argument. I disagree. I highly value a society of people with basic education. I think a lot of people do. It's one of the things most people are happy to pay taxes for.
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by tchaffee 3y ago
Automation is great. And unemployment in the US is at its lowest in 50 years. People are just doing higher value work.
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by tchaffee 3y ago
Humans have never run out of work. By your reasoning trains themselves should have caused mass unemployment. With better tools we just do bigger stuff. This has been true for all of human history.
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by tchaffee 3y ago
How are you measuring the proportions and then outcomes for society? I'm also not convinced the gifted children are left behind. Many brilliant contributors to society had a less than ideal education. I agree that publicly funded schoo
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by tchaffee 3y ago
I looked in the mirror and stepped on the scale. I'm at a very healthy weight. You sound angry.
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by tchaffee 3y ago
Why does a new and possibly healthier ingredient need to imply overconsumption? And what exactly is overconsumption? Isn't it eating more than our body needs? If I eat more of an ingredient that provides fewer nutrients then there is n
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by tchaffee 3y ago
Your observation that they contribute more visibly is maybe the most important part. If you include all the infrastructure and not just the cook then it becomes much more obvious that we are working much like an ant colony and we succeed
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by tchaffee 3y ago
Train drivers will then move on to do more important work. You're always going to need other people if you want to progress at the fastest rate possible. Humans are social animals and all the great things we achieve are as a unit. An i
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by tchaffee 3y ago
Sounds like we really need the train drivers if we want gifted mathematicians to be able to focus on that.
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by tchaffee 3y ago
Now take away all the nurses and every "non-gifted" contributer to society and see how much the gifted achieve. When you're spending half your time building and maintaining shelter, growing food, cooking, defending yourself f

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