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genericresponse
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Comment #49029374
This seems very unusual on many, many levels. I hate to ask, but were you a child when this happened? If so, are you sure you were in all the conversations. First- There are less t…
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Comment #48934610
You're not wrong, but the weakness you point out isn't a new concept. Market cap is, at best, a rough valuation of the company. It has many confounding variables of which liquidity…
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Comment #48704181
Obesity is widely regarded as a chronic disease that includes the interaction of genetic and other factors with behavioral factors. The unbelievably low success rate of diet and ex…
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Comment #47880772
Statistically. Do many trials and measure how often it succeeds/fails.
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Comment #45571981
Ehh... you're both wrong. Argentina ended 2024 with an annual inflation rate close to 100%. That's significantly lower, but still hyperinflation. It should be lower this year, but …
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Comment #45571890
That's just not true. The models have real predictive power, they just have limitations. Behavioral economics, which tackles this frontier is still a growing field. Thaler, Kahnema…
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Comment #44049879
There are two more steps: - Demand drops due to increased price to buyers. - Prices drop so manufacturers can remain profitable.
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Comment #44049860
The key difference in the markets is that it takes a very long time to build more apartments and houses, especially in France. There also isn't an option to not have housing. (Low …
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Comment #43172039
I'm sorry, but that's not what OP said. OP didn't say anything about the essential-ness of the entire workforce. They solely spoke to the larger, well documented and endorsed by ma…
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Comment #43053341
Proof or you're lying. Yelling doesn't make something true. It's the standard you've asked others to be held to in these comments. It's fair to be held to it yourself.
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Comment #43052903
Can you provide a basis in fact for the argument about a large portion of government spending? I'm asking because I think the argument is specious. First- 49% of national spending …
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Comment #43052595
Two things that frustrate me about this line of argument is a failure to recognize the scale being discussed and an implicit assumption that something that isn't trivially obvious …
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Comment #43052370
This is /s, right? First- Many of the cuts haven't been legally conducted and, rather, represent waste themselves as they are going to disrupt activities and create litigation. So …
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Comment #40033405
Definitionally, at least in the US, Autism is a disability. It's a qualifier for the Americans with Disabilities Act. The specific definition: "A disability is a physical or mental…
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Comment #39994315
Can you clarify what you mean by "social politics?" I ask because rural health is effectively its own subspecialty in family medicine. There doesn't seem to be a locality equivalen…
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Comment #38500961
I think the point was that it's concerning. In fact, to quote the article: "It’s a direct quote from a 2019 European report about the ethical concerns of the world’s superpowers at…
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Comment #38500950
Those aren't the objectives of this group. If you read the prompt about the panel, those are potential upcoming capabilities they're concerned about.
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Comment #38500940
I like how the article did its best to bury the lede that the crux of the discussion was how to better understand and manage these new technologies. To quote the panel prompt "[T]h…
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Comment #38358271
The recent curative hepatitis treatments have paved the way for this. There are a variety of different approaches including statewide cost sharing funds that pool the cost across a…
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Comment #37916113
Paperclips and Crude Oil value, relative to another paperclip or barrel of oil, can be based on well-defined, finite, measurable standards that can be measured indeterminate of the…
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Comment #37551436
I would argue that the cost is less in setting up than in running and maintaining a site at the scale of Recreation.gov. That includes aspects of customer support. Many of these ag…
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Comment #32255406
Because they aren't writing for a general audience. They're writing for an academic, professional finance, and governmental audience. It's extremely relevant that their word choice…
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Comment #27581338
As with most fields a lot of it relates back to the first principles of the field. A lot of it is around what the best way to classify, measure, and show an economic transaction. O…
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Comment #24803864
You'll see similar models in law firms. IMHO it's driven by two key elements in the business: An apprenticeship-like, up-or-out model for developing talent and a vested owner-opera…
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Comment #23673572
Companies that file for bankruptcy don't have much damage done to operations and the organizational structure because its ability to keep operating is usually the highest value out…