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by vibrato 7y ago
That is true for content publishers. However, if those systems are claimed to be public squares, then there is a right to free speech for citizens of the USA there. The tech companies cannot have it both ways. They want to be publishers, th
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by vibrato 7y ago
Destroy your health for virtue points trying to tackle the smallest contributor to global warming, sounds right to me /s
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by vibrato 7y ago
You make a 20% drawdown sound so bad. You know the stock market can do that right? Just the fees to get in and out are over 3% total generally. Anybody betting their retirement on bitcoin deserves their fate, good or bad.
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by vibrato 7y ago
Maybe it’s higher variance and higher expected value than the stock market. I don’t believe that but it’s certainly a conclusion you could draw from the price action. The overall return since inception is much better than the stock market a
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by vibrato 8y ago
So you attest that the placebo effect is real yet attribute it to something else.
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by vibrato 8y ago
There are many professional poker players who started as competitive Starcraft players, and even more who started at Magic: The Gathering
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by vibrato 8y ago
Thank god we have all of those shining beacons of socialism today to set us straight, like Venezuela.
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by vibrato 8y ago
Nature has been full of fatty meat until we killed it all and had to invent agriculture.
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by vibrato 8y ago
On the other hand if this is a priority and incentivized, what’s to stop it from going too far, where employees would get extra credit for chatting for entertainment
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by vibrato 8y ago
what about PragerU or the NRA is "extreme" right wing? Only as "extreme" as MSNBC is left...
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by vibrato 8y ago
I can be productive without flow. Not maximally productive, but apparently good enough for a top 1% wage. I have demonstrated this well enough to be afforded the freedom to get myself into flow when and by any means necessary. Productive di
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by vibrato 8y ago
Not to mention the hearing damage I do to my ears in these environments. I can't get into flow unless I literally cannot hear or see activity around me.
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by vibrato 8y ago
Right. My point is that less health conscious people would have un-diagnosed cancer. This would make it appear that more health conscious people (higher omega-3) have higher rates of cancer than baseline.
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by vibrato 8y ago
Let me give an alternative view of this epidemiological study. "Those more interested in their health (motivated to take supplements or eat a high omega-3 diet) more likely to be diagnosed by their doctor with common health issues&quot
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by vibrato 8y ago
I absolutely agree with you, which is why I would never alter my life creation activities for environmental concerns. If humans wanted to fix our energy issues we could make a serious push (perhaps 5% GDP) towards nuclear technologies.
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by vibrato 8y ago
If you’re so sure, why stop at not having kids, why continue being a person?
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by vibrato 8y ago
Moderation by censorship doesn’t sit right. Responding to comments and the upvote / downvote system seems fair enough. Spam is a tough one. As long as the user of a spam filter can modify their settings and see everything easily I’m no
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by vibrato 8y ago
Are you implying offices aren’t involved in significant human achievement?
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by vibrato 8y ago
We have laws against those specifics you mention under the first amendment. So yes, I would prefer the tech companies did nothing but assist law enforcement of the violations (when warranted).
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by vibrato 8y ago
Or just die
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by vibrato 8y ago
I don't like politics, but I have to admit nearly every major human achievement is a political effort.
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by vibrato 8y ago
If you're underpaid, that means there is an opportunity for you that will pay more. Aside from H1B, I struggle to see how anyone at google is underpaid.
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by vibrato 8y ago
Wrong?
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by vibrato 8y ago
Meat, eggs, seafood, and nuts are very fatty. And all the better for it.
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by vibrato 8y ago
and it wasn't too long before that when we hunted the megafauna out of existence... probably took us a while, too. Orders of magnitude more time than the duration of agriculture.
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by vibrato 8y ago
You're talking about a guy whose full time job for the last 10 years and remainder of his working life is spending his fortune for the benefit of mankind
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by vibrato 8y ago
The more we learn about iq the more heritable we believe it to be. Up to 80-85% in more recent studies
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by vibrato 8y ago
High carbs mean satiety takes more energy input to reach.
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by vibrato 8y ago
Dunbar's number. As humans, we only have room for so many relationships.
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by vibrato 8y ago
Let me google that for you. https://jewishbusinessnews.com/2018/03/07/jews-make-19-forbe...

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