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Comment #40740201
Sorry, but an overwhelming amount of people commenting in here are extremely ignorant of the modern agri-food system. The notion that robots and drones will eliminate monocultures …
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Comment #40740106
They involve human labor, just like every industrial process in existence. What's your point?
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Comment #40739926
That's false. Homogeneity makes it easier to harvest, process, and store crops. It also drives perfect competition which brings cost down on the commodity market.
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Comment #40739899
We're not moving away from nitrogen fertilizers. Ever. Why? Look at the following three graphs: global population, staple crop yield, and nitrogen fertilizer application. Now overl…
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Comment #37976002
I'm not supporting the parasitic nature of landlords. But the right to own land is an essential part of a functioning society. The idea that no one should be able to own land is ri…
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Comment #37907052
Except astroturfing is coordinated. It's not a conspiracy. The shills you mention are just people who are well-informed on nuanced topic. A topic that that seemingly affects everyo…
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Comment #37906758
Is this an AI-generated comment? Nothing about the article mentions herbicide
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Comment #37906285
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Comment #37906223
Let's just take a pause and consider some key information: -This is an association study -If we CTLR+F "cause", "causing", "causal", etc, the only mention of causation is with extr…
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Comment #37693962
They aren't "kafkaesque political redefinitions". You are just choosing to use an overly simple definition because it supports your argument. The NBER determines recession based on…
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Comment #37068057
I think there's just a statistically reliable number of people who will carry X balance at Y interest rate, and card companies use perks as product differentiation so they can attr…
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Comment #37065546
I wonder how much of this is just due to education. I know several people who make good money, but carry over absurd amounts on their cards each month, losing hundreds of dollars. …
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Comment #37065426
The relationship between certain endurance training and arrhythmia seems to follow a J-curve. No activity = higher risk // Moderate activity = lowest risk // Extreme activity = hig…
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Comment #37065185
That's an important correction, thanks.
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Comment #37064689
Think of it this way. We are all accumulating plaque. Three things play a large role in the rate at which we accumulate plaque: bodyweight, diet, activity level. (Yes, I'm aware th…
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Comment #37064583
No it's not. They clearly highlighted that SCA is an electrical problem, and MI is a plumbing problem. They just used it to point out that perhaps people will now start paying atte…
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Comment #36988523
Food system is a technical term and is distinctly different than the meat industry, which it encompasses. These companies certainly do not "control the food system"
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Comment #36988484
Aren't we all just performing probablistic decision paths in our own minds? Would "feelings" improve decision accuracy in artificial systems?
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Comment #36959940
True, but that hasn't stopped MSM in the past
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Comment #36791336
Sometimes they are the ones doing it if their visa is on the line.
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Comment #36790942
Your statement means nothing. Look up how much money Stanford receives through NSF, NIH, DoD, etc.
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Comment #36712761
Since you are able to confidently say no, what factors are most influential?
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Comment #36712532
Causality can go both ways
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Comment #36712526
Would you agree that an influx of narcotics from our southern border has a lot to do with a rise in homelessness across the US?