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by zizzles 10y ago
It is the perfect word, is it not? In a literal sense the Valley is very real. It exists. We cannot deny this. On the other hand, the image of a godly unparalleled innovative land full of tech-genius-gods who "create amazing technology
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by zizzles 10y ago
Vitamin D can be obtained naturally, how it was intended. 1 hour in the mid-day sun (shorts + t-shirt) will yield you 10,000 IU in most cases, depending on location. Ideally, go shirtless. Bright sunlight hitting the retina has clinical stu
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by zizzles 10y ago
You and I have different ideas of innovation. You are likely thinking in a capitalistic sense of a view (disclaimer before I get thrashed on: I am not thinking capitalistically) perhaps you can name me a few particular up and coming compani
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by zizzles 10y ago
Silicon Valley is in NEED of a crash. It is touted as a hub of "innovation" but I do not see it. There are exceptions that exist, scientific and medical companies perhaps, but the majority of tech-startups are not that at all, the
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by zizzles 10y ago
Isolated, but not as isolated as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentinelese_people https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Sentinel_Island Forget being unaware of WWII. Try being unaware of what a car
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by zizzles 10y ago
The amount of dilemmas surrounding Rio 2016 is staggering. From polluted rivers that leave rowers sick to muggings and now this: poorly designed swimming pools? Brazilians are disappointing me.
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by zizzles 10y ago
Another aspect of social engineering that is seldom discussed: Women will have a higher success rate at any sort of information-extraction, in fact, I would say that it is a "social engineer" method in itself. The crying baby soun
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by zizzles 10y ago
If anybody needed an article or a news report to realize that an energy drink is far from "healthy" then I pity them. Just take a quick glance at the ingredient list: Sugar. Caffeine. High-fructose corn syrup. This is the case wit
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by zizzles 10y ago
Here is one: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0014299900... If you want more: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=personality+genetics+pubmed Scientists are still primitive in the understan
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by zizzles 10y ago
Passion. Hard work. Two personality-traits largely influenced by genetics. Try again.
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by zizzles 10y ago
The only real "brain training" is reading, learning practical and technical skills, and perhaps living a healthy lifestyle. Other than that, forget it. Brain power and being a quick-witted genius is all about GENETICS (like most t
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by zizzles 10y ago
This is an all too common occurrence with "nerds" such as yourself on Hacker News: You are perhaps intelligent and high IQ. You are perhaps a successful telemetry engineer, yet you are BLIND when it comes to even a BASIC understan
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by zizzles 10y ago
Are you guys living in the same world that I am? Nerdy geek-type intellectuals are at the BOTTOM of the totem pole in terms of respect and human worth in the 21st century. They are ostracized, bullied in school, most are awkward virgins (in