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Factory diaries: My life as an undercover student worker
(lausan.hk)
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Ban Targeted Advertising
(newrepublic.com)
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The Deflationary Bloc
(phenomenalworld.org)
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viburnum
6y ago
“Don’t get overwhelmed.” Well sure. Might as well say “just stop procrastinating.”
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viburnum
6y ago
Comparative advantage never made any sense. It's a model of a world without technology, without supply chains, without increasing returns to scale, and only two countries.
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6y ago
David Burns, that's correct
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6y ago
There’s a kind of practical cognitive behavioral therapy developed by John Burns that’s very much in the spirit of this, without leaning so much on biological speculation. He has too many insights to summarize, but one I important perspecti
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Much easier to be kind when you’re in good health.
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A ubiquitous tire rubber–derived chemical induces acute mortality in coho salmon
(science.sciencemag.org)
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Pollution from car tires is killing off salmon on US west coast
(theguardian.com)
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6y ago
It was a long time ago now but I remember reading an article about a researcher who tested his gut biome every day or so and it was amazing how quickly things change depending on what you eat.
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I’m not an expert but from what I’ve read you don’t need to eat the biota to get them, you just need to make them a happy home and they’ll find their way into your gut.
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6y ago
The consensus view is more vegetables and fiber, and less processed food.
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6y ago
Does Bill Gates send his kids to austere charter schools, or to expensive, nurturing, creative private schools?
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6y ago
When I was 14 my math teacher requested a conference with my parents. I was mortified. All he said was that I needed to write neatly. He was correct. That's all it took to go from a B student to A+. I make a ton of mistakes if I don&#x
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6y ago
Biology doesn't have to make sense, it just is what it is.
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More Covid-19 in some occupational groups
(fhi.no)
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The Shape of a Story
(popula.com)
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In “A Pattern Language” Alexander says people almost never use balconies unless they’re at least six feet deep.
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6y ago
This is why extremely steep marginal takes rates improve economic efficiency. If you can’t get rich by playing office politics you might as well enjoy making a good product.
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This would be a good analogy if in 1935 commercial aviation had already existed for 50 years.
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It’s crazy, the people who wrote the constitution overturned a constitution that was only about a decade old. They certainly weren’t hung up on what Henry VIII had intended 250 years earlier.
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The official Ableton YouTube channel has dozens of very short tutorials. It’s helped me a lot.
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ADHD is spectacularly badly named. You can have it and be the opposite of hyperactive! You can be too attentive! It’s being able to control your attention that’s the problem.
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6y ago
Vaccines are safe become there’s a well-established process that ensures safety. That is not the case at all for GMOs. And vaccines are reversible (they don’t escape into the wild).
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Hofstadter has been mostly discredited. Jeet Heer recently wrote an appraisal: https://www.thenation.com/article/culture/richard-hofstadter... Tom Frank's new book, "The People, No", is scathing abo
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Also recommended, stretching your low back five times a day.
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It absolutely does make them not worth doing.
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6y ago
I actually feel stressed out looking at the icons together, like it's a test I know I'm going to fail.
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Tesla expects to demonstrate self-driven cross-country trip next year
(twitter.com)
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