teshier-A

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   by teshier-A 7y ago

   Do you have any idea how much surface there would be to cover outside of your own backyard for this to be effective ? Are you aware that 1/3rd of the Earth's surface is covered with snow at some point of the year but that snow co
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   by teshier-A 8y ago

   The whole point is that it's not about me being anything, it's about a pretty objective cost-benefit analysis. I agree that there are big unknowns but I don't think that detracts anything from the point I'm making.
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   by teshier-A 8y ago

   We all agree on the terrible consequences of >2 degrees of warming globally. But knowing that we will almost surely develop technology that can prevent it for as little as $1 billion to $10 billion per year [1], I can't help but thi
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   by teshier-A 8y ago

   You may also become a better landscape designer.
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   by teshier-A 8y ago

   This is basically what it is : basic systems theory applied to basic genetic knowledge. Having worked in this field during my studies, I can say that most of the leading figures were not impressed by the Omnigenics paper. It was simply the
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   by teshier-A 9y ago

   I thought I'd register to add a few interesting points to this thread. 'Classical' GWAS are a top-down approach, where we try to find strong associations betweens a genetic locus and a trait (in this case intelligence), and t