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zpeti
3y ago
My mentor who inspired me to be an entrepreneur was diagnosed with schizophrenia and is basically spending the rest of his life in hospital… I really think there’s something in schizophrenia beyond the illness. A lot People with it normally
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zpeti
3y ago
Blaming short life expectancy on the US healthcare system is pointing to a tree in a forest. There are A LOT of reasons for this. For example fentanyl probably took quite a bit off it, considering over 200,000 people are dead at this point
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zpeti
3y ago
So, this actually reinforces my point, many many people in Europe have private health insurance despite having free healthcare supposedely. If european healthcare was so amazing AND free, why would people do this? It makes no sense. Of cour
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zpeti
3y ago
Can we please get some "vulnerable" people into the NBA? You know, the ones who aren't represented there? Definitely seems like the stronger people seem to dominate there, and it's really unfair to the weak.
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zpeti
3y ago
Like it happened with... Blue Origin? Ariane Space? Electron? NASA? China? India? Russian N1 rocket? No, it didn't happen, in multiple cases without Musk, and with more funding. You are delusional in your hate of Musk.
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zpeti
3y ago
This is not an equivalent comparison. In Europe many cancer treatments are simply not paid for by social health care, because it's too expensive or experimental. Rich people still go to private health care providers for more niche trea
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zpeti
3y ago
Firstly, that would be illegal, and government(s) could step in. Secondly, there are quite a few steps between having enough of woke twitter and buying it, which I'm pretty sure 20-30%, maybe even 40% of the population agrees with, and
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3y ago
Considering the average age of the car fleet in the US and Europe is around 12 years - that seems like a decent estimate. Obviously there are many cars older than 12 years old on the road, but 80-90% of cars switching to electric within 10-
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3y ago
If they had an actual monopoly, they wouldn't have to pay $21bn. Why do all our words meaning's have to get inflated away? Sigh.
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3y ago
> No, he is a liar because he is known to have lied in many of his "predictions". Ok, so please provide the exact time you consider it a "lie" and not a "prediction" > The fact is that those were not pred
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3y ago
I mean, the model Y is the 4th best selling model in the world, the model 3 is 7th (in 2022). Yes I'm sure they are under producing, just to have a waiting list... I mean come on, you are arguing in such bad faith its insane. This is 2
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3y ago
Seems like this is going to be a massive new push for the electrification of all cars, I think this could be absolutely massive, considering just quickly tesla is making inroads on all markets. A 25k car is huge for reaching even more custo
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3y ago
Don't bother with facts for the elon haters, they are emotionally invested in Elon being an evil billionaire right winger, who is only around because of government tax incentives. Oh and it's his employees that did all the work, h
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zpeti
3y ago
I wonder if this is actually a PR ploy to put pressure on the authorities to hurry up. It’s going to be a bad look now if it gets delayed due to regulators. I’m not sure if the FAA cares, but a lot of people will be pissed.
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zpeti
3y ago
Pasting with formatting is one of the rare UX things that Apple gets so damn wrong. Unbelievable how frustrating it is, almost on par with autocorrect correcting the same word twice after I typed it out twice. I mean for ducks - I mean duck
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zpeti
3y ago
Yes. Please read any of the official comments about him by people who have worked with him, or just answers on Quora, or read the new biography. Or watch his actual comments and behavior on everyday astronaut interviews. If 4 of those data
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3y ago
Come on, you are arguing in such bad faith its ridiculous. Everyone knows space based telescopes are orders of magnitude better, and will be better for research than thousands of earth based telescopes. Even the researches, unless very self
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zpeti
3y ago
Because Elon is the product lead (and founder and owner), Shotwell does the business development. Product is way more interesting in this case than BD, considering it's the most badass rockets ever made. But feel free to praise Shotwel
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3y ago
> decision to destroy Twitter in the process of attempting to make it a safe space for racists Can you back that up, with actual data, and not the politically motivated articles from democrat aligned media? The only specific cases of thi
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3y ago
Well, many tech company owners and CEOs have been clearly supporting and voting democrat, yet no one ever thinks that’s a major issue, including republicans who use their companies. Facebook openly helped Obama with data, Schmidt was a mass
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3y ago
> This would force Countries like China to clean up their act and stop Countries outsourcing their carbon emissions. It's baffling to me that China and India are missing from almost all discussion of carbon emissions. They produce m
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3y ago
Ok, this is one end of the sarcastic stereotype, but the other end is that: No one needs to take responsibility anymore, live life to the full, have sex with 200 people, take drugs and experiment, and eventually at 40 try and have a child w
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3y ago
Because interest rates have been artificially low since 2001. And then we got money printing too after 2008. Housing prices have nothing to do with 2023 interest rates. Well they do, the fact that they are stalling/falling is very much
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3y ago
> The feds actions show they want high asset prices relative to wages. It’s an economic axiom that high interest rates mean lower asset prices. So can you explain what you mean? Also - as far as I know every us city except for Miami has
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3y ago
Here's what people don't understand: this is mostly good for google. The worse organic results are, the more people will click on paid links. This is WHY everyone on HN is complaining about search results, because google doesn
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zpeti
3y ago
This simple point seems lost to 95% of the population. I guess the media portrayals don’t help either.
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3y ago
I'm just suprised most intelligent people never ever question all the research coming out of the climate science area. There is literally zero, zero, zero incentive to research or publish anything that might remotely suggest we aren&#x
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3y ago
This seems like a very similar (and big) problem to Europe. Trains are just so expensive. UK it is unreal, I'm pretty sure some days you can fly from London to edinburgh for 1/10th, on a bad day 1/5th of the cost of trains. I
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3y ago
Did you ever think these people want some feedback and admiration and recognition for what they’ve done? Being a solopreneur is really really lonely. And no one cares what you are doing. Posts like this are about getting recognition. Making
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3y ago
> This community especially can be very toxic to people that are starting out This isn’t toxicity. This is normal human behaviour. Either you deal with it yourself internally or you will be suffering it forever. Maybe this is why childho
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