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Depends on the company. The US has no dearth of characters. And most of them seem to travel by bus. One time I ended up next to a dude who would excitedly point out every prision along the highway he had been a guest at. Another time a &quo
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What are guys even upvoting? Failure is part of life. Ask your parents and grandparents what type of failures of the state they have survived.
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Find and grow the right plants (they cant stand the smell of quite a few). I cant remember the names but I remember my grandmom used to grow a specific bunch around sitout areas and windows. If that doesnt work try incense.
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Everyone is pandering. They have no other moves. They are all trapped atop their mountain ranges of cash accumulated through exploiting human weakness at scale.
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You'd just get bored. As great as ths writing is on TNG I cant sit through it again even though I barely remember the stories. I guess wonder works easier on kids brains since they are seeing the stories for the first time.
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Learn to cook tastier veg food instead. If the veg options are boring cant blame anyone.
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Canada has opened the flood gates - https://www.immigration.ca/canada-to-dramatically-increase-i...
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Walmart is ahead of Amazon by some 60B in q1 q2 rev and its increasing as covid effect/ecom sales start dropping. They will easily be ahead 100-120B ahead at the end of the year. Amazon cant touch those number any time soon unless covi
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Long way to go on revenues - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_companies_in...
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Cause all they do is laugh at incompetent people. Whats to respect about it? Incompetent people are people who dig themselves into deep holes because they are clueless or crazy. They are not capable of digging themselves out. Now what happe
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Correct. Rationality is Bounded. That fact won a Nobel Prize - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_A._Simon The recommendation of the theory is if you cant be rational about a specific problem pick another problem, p
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Real dearth in American leaders. Getting real hard to think of a someone in the past few decades who will go into the history books for having produced an actual outcome.
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Look at that! A poet on HN :) Well done. Scuse me, but you see, back in old napoli, that's amoooooooooooooooreeeeeee. Tale as old time etc
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Taking care of the Pit - https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/pent...
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Because we have a hopeless understanding of the vast differences in minds found in the chimp troupe. Leave alone the consequences of such huge variation. As soon as one chimp has a realization about its mind, it then thinks all the other ch
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Depends on what Need of yours you are trying to meet through participating. That answer can be very very different from person to person. Some people want to belong to a group. Some need the group to get something done. Some want to control
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The US from a position a real weakness handled a strong Germany and Japan and rebuilt those countries. Which goes to the point about Leadership. There is a long list of terrible decisions post 9/11. No comparision between FDR/Trum
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Once upon a time the Japanese and German governments were quite popular too. Have you heard about that story? The difference lies in the type of Leaders the US has propped up across the board.
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Why arent there more Native American restaurants?
(ted.com)
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The right path always depends on the problem being worked on. So if you are running a cow farm ofcourse you dont want the cows to say, think and do whatever they feel like.
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Yup that sense, which existed when I was younger has evaporated. Adventure overload I guess. I vaguely remember reading a while back Spielberg wanted to go back to that theme for the 5th Indy movie (currently in production) but Ford wanted
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There is a long list of diseases that have been bought under control in the west. Take a look at the Global Sustainable Development Goals for 2030. Most of the health goals related to diseases are not diseases you see in the west. But the n
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Few months back, when a friend told me he might move to Stockholm from NYC I had no idea what to think. Sounded a bit nuts frankly as he has young kids and stuff. These type of articles do help with such decisions, making locations more att
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Depends on the game. Lot of games in the real world are traps. Maybe both sides dont/cant see all the info, dont have enough knowledge/skill, have weaknesses/biases, not enough endurance etc etc etc In those games, best move
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Its called the Explore-Exploit Tradeoff. Depending on personality triats, people are more suited to one or the other.
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After a car accident, I had to depend on public transport in the boondocks where my job required shuttling from site to site in very humid hot tropical weather. I thought I was going to die that first week. One of the locals finally told m
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Ah yes the Fundamental Right to Reach. If you go by what Trump or Obama say its the most important thing. Not because they used it to generate Outcomes for everyone but because They are Good at using it to generate outcomes for themselves.
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He is just trying to get fired as Twitter CEO cause no one sane wants that job.
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Why is it novel? War with the soviets/russians was avoided. Its was always going to be lose lose. Same with China.
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