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Comment #43733800
The last line of the article says, "The ultimate concern is a panopticon of a single federal database with everything that the government knows about every single person in this co…
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Comment #25146843
Would you want to elaborate about the calculations/estimates and share any top readings you've found? In many cases, the purpose of education depends on socioeconomic class or what…
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Comment #18191128
Test out what happens to you when you alter sleep habits. How much uninterrupted sleep do you prefer and when? What are the effects of naps during the day on metrics you care about…
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Comment #17906133
Thanks for mentioning your site and have you seen http://scaleofuniverse.com/ ? I sometimes use that site as a lecture tool when a larger context of time and space is useful.
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Comment #17893970
This is one reason it is not included. Cue up the John Taylor Gatto reading list.
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Comment #17838865
Yes, deliberate abuse of the laws would be the main problem and nobody could be trusted to run such a lucrative fine program. It would just be another excuse to treat people like p…
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Comment #17769790
Confirms what I expected - not new in the world, but new to many/most people.
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Comment #17769776
There is definitely memory, but HN also has new members. If repeat topics move up to a top location, this probably reflects the number of people who hadn't yet seen the topic. "Not…
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Comment #17699333
We know who gets to decide - the owners of the communications platform and those who influence them. If Apple wanted to be more inclusive in the decision making, they could choose …
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Comment #17589018
It would be good to have pesticide and hazardous chemical amounts per serving listed along with the other ingredients. What an eye opener that would be. I wonder what it would take…
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Comment #17509583
All is not lost, the story of Gravity Payments is an unfolding example and experiment of a company owner, Dan Price, taking positive actions for employees including large wage incr…
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Comment #17438231
I like your method because it shares what you learn with others while helping you repeat and process the material. And what good is it to plow through book after book if we remembe…
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Comment #17333949
All hail the 10-15 min toilet nap and locks on bathroom doors. Yes our country as a whole underestimates and stigmatizes healthy sleep patterns. People and companies which recogniz…
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Comment #17329081
Iceland successfully identified, prosecuted, and jailed specific bankers for their roles during the 2008 financial crisis https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2016-03-31/welcome…
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Comment #17164569
I see articles like these as useful reminders that human actions have consequences which need to be understood and mitigated if they are bad enough. We don't want to become numb to…
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Comment #17003543
Great habit. Trash picking is excellent because people throw out such great stuff. Perfect working condition, sometimes perfect condition period, sometimes just good for materials.…
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Comment #16978887
It is not criminal yet, but it is wrong enough that it could be. Cheating is in violation of university academic integrity policies and those aiding and abetting that cheating shar…
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Comment #16747810
You are absolutely correct about the need for people to be making decisions. A small number of people have already averted what could have been global nuclear war ( https://www.the…
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Comment #16533479
Yes, the problem of killing innocents via flawed algorithm is noted in this article https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/02/the-n...
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Comment #16434004
The Retraction Watch website http://retractionwatch.com/ is one good method of highlighting retracted work. For researchers in any given field, keeping current on literature is har…
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Comment #16271388
In addition to the other comments, what interested me about the findings mentioned in the 2016 quantamag article was the shared problem solving required to answer Joe Corbo's sense…
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Comment #16233700
The number of hypothesis tests is problematic (alpha inflation / familywise error rate) and the authors simply mention, "Another limitation was that we did not correct for multiple…
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Comment #16107962
Writing posts seems more like freeworking to me so the value of reading what others write gets balanced by the opportunity costs of contributing.
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Comment #15836282
Storage is a fascinating issue, but I doubt the enteric nervous system would store or process any of the information we find in the central nervous system including personality or …
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Comment #15710704
You are correct that course sizes matter to educational outcomes for a variety of reasons. If the groups are too small, it is possible that nobody has enough of what is needed for …