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by toma_caliente 4y ago
You're making a very bold claim that they won't do it because of money. In an earlier video, Louis Rossmann said he can't publicly say what those reasons are but that he understands them. It is not something I would expect hi
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by toma_caliente 4y ago
Most VPN providers you typically see pushed are very suspect at best. Especially the ones you see commonly pushed by Youtubers like NordVPN, ExpressVPN etc. I think the only VPNs that have actually been externally audited are Mullvad and Pr
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by toma_caliente 4y ago
Because blackout curtrains are more accessible. I live in an apartment and probably couldn't install a rolladen even if I could afford it. You can get good blackout curtains for less than 20 dollars.
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by toma_caliente 4y ago
> That is not the problem. Just because an agency is funded by fees does not mean that it has perverse incentives nor corruption (though it can be the case). After all, the FDA has to assess all of Pfizer's drug applications -- do y
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by toma_caliente 4y ago
I don't think this is in the book because this is highly personal to you and what your goals are. Sonke and Luhmann had the goal of research and writing. They use their Zettelkasten to produce research which I think Sonke explains pret
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by toma_caliente 4y ago
I read the book and found it delivered as advertised. If you were looking for a step-by-step guide then yes that is not what you got but I found it explaine, even excessively so at times, "how to take smart notes."
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by toma_caliente 4y ago
You seem to be implying the author is trying to claim this as their own. They mention David Allen's book not too far into the post.