wayoutthere

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   by wayoutthere 7y ago

   This article predates it, but OS X (particularly after it mutated into iOS) represents probably the biggest source of systems innovation in the two decades after this article. Apple is very secretive, so their systems research often isn’t k
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   by wayoutthere 7y ago

   Right; and I suspect this would explain the reason this affected more developed countries as they would have a higher percentage of people in urban areas with high localized CO2 levels even outdoors (e.g. breathing car exhaust while walking
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   by wayoutthere 7y ago

   Is it plausible that rising CO2 levels are slowly causing cognitive impairment? I recall seeing studies showing a link between the two; and this would be an outcome.
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   by wayoutthere 7y ago

   You don’t see it because you don’t live it. It’s death by a thousand cuts. Again, I never blamed men (or any group) for the situation — it’s just backwards American cultural values rearing their ugly head yet again.
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   by wayoutthere 7y ago

   I have an MBA from an elite school and I don’t disagree with you at all about the performative nature of authoritative self-confidence. For better or worse, confidence is a strong virtue signal in white collar work and more confident worker