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    It is in fact a good idea, and it would probably generate a lot of insight. But it would be very politically dicey.

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    >Because the root cause isn't a sudden increase in appetite. It seems plausible that the introduction of evolutionarily novel ultraprocessed foods, designed by scientists in labs t…

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    The main cause of the problem is probably the widespread availability of cheap processed food in the US and, increasingly, other rich countries. I would support regulating these fo…

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    "It's just one additional requirement; it won't break the bank"....this logic, applied over and over by building construction regulators for the past few decades, is an underapprec…

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    Pournelle's Iron Law of Bureaucracy. Every hour that a Boeing employee spends trying to design or build a good airplane is one less hour that he can spend angling for power within …

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    Came here to write the same thing. Bizarre that there is literally nothing about his death on their website or social media accounts.

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    What's interesting is that this huge change in design technology has produced no similarly huge change in the physical product being designed. Buildings are designed and built at a…

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    1-10 per 10,000 seems like a fairly high number if it's "associated with high mortality".

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    See my other comment. Modular is somewhat better in some cases, but not dramatically better, which is why it has gained a certain share of the market but not the majority of it. Mo…

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    PlanGrid is typical of the successful construction tech startups in that it addresses the way that information is transmitted during projects without impacting the actual way that …

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    That is true of "manufactured homes", a.k.a. "trailers", but not of "prefab" or "modular" homes, which are built using the same components as conventional homes.

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    Typically these are called "modular homes" in the US. They've been around for quite a while and do make up a certain portion of the new home construction, though not the majority. …

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    There's a long list of construction startups who thought the industry was low-tech simply because everyone in it was dumb, and that they would be the smartest guys in the room who'…

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    Yeah, there should be maps of the boundaries of Waters of the United States just like there are FEMA maps of flood plains.

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    In my job, I’ve gotten some pretty detailed experience with this part of the Clean Water Act. Not mentioned in this article is the fact that the “substantial nexus” standard just r…

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    I think you overstate how much the lab leak and the bioweapon stories were being conflated. I recall that most people were able to distinguish between them, and that the most promi…