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by temp129838 8y ago
Some, but right almost certainly a lot less than in previously generations... If one partner made enough to support the whole family and you had kids, then I imagine there are some families who would want a full-time parent caring for the
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by temp129838 8y ago
You either do not live in the Bay Area or you are wildly misinformed. The Bay Area's housing crisis is caused by a mix of bad zoning laws and rampant NIMBYism that has blocked enough housing construction to keep up with population grow
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by temp129838 8y ago
If you have an average tech job and you are single/partnered (w/ dual income) with no kids, you are probably relatively fine as far as affordability goes. If you have kids or living on a single income for 2 people, then it gets
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by temp129838 8y ago
I continue to be amazed that Pinterest is still a thing.
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by temp129838 8y ago
Avatars. The main benefit over videoconferencing today would be meetings for remote collaboration e.g. hard to do remote "brainstorm together on a white board" type meetings remotely.
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by temp129838 8y ago
One of the first mainstream, non-gaming applications for VR has got to be meetings.
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by temp129838 8y ago
I don't think their value is in having a "moat", per se. It's just that despite the plethora of options most still suck for whatever reason and based on experience they seem to provide a better experience than google, ci
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by temp129838 8y ago
If you live in the US, we are living just past the golden age of credit cards rewards...I've not paid for a personal trip (flight or hotel) for maybe 6 years and travel a lot.
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by temp129838 8y ago
We live in a time where international air travel has become ridiculously cheap relative to domestic travel. I regularly see roundtrip flights between SFO and Singapore/HK for ~$600 and RT flights between US and Europe for ~$400 or so,
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by temp129838 8y ago
Nah. If you believe in crypto, just use the money to buy BTC or something else. The only other situation where I think it could make sense is if you plan to write it off to offset capital gains elsewhere.
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by temp129838 8y ago
Agreed. You can have good trips and bad trips. It is highly dependent on environment and state of mind. The only guarantee is that your ability to change increases due to increased neuroplasticity. Whether the change is good or bad is ultim
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by temp129838 8y ago
It's the racket of big pharma. Ketamine isn't approved for the treatment of depression but Johnson & Johnson's patented Esketamine is. If you want to go the legal route that is your only option. Depending on how much your
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by temp129838 8y ago
Changing yourself due to increased neuroplasticity is a feature, not a bug. That isn't the same thing as "overdosing."
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by temp129838 8y ago
Look at Ketamine...just make some trivial change with no impact to the active part of the chemical and you can patent it.
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by temp129838 8y ago
From my experience, especially with psilocybin (shrooms), the main benefit is not hallocinogenic at all (at a ~2g or so dose) but that it has the effect of basically forcing you to confront all the emotional pain that you bury and ignore.