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Comment #47495543
It doesn't have to be traded globally. The US could ban oil and gas exports, and that would decouple local prices from the global market.
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Comment #44401653
> I doubt anyone would dispute that public benefits flow disproportionately to those 72 million households for obvious reasons. I would dispute it. One of the main public benefits,…
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Comment #43798522
I think everyone drives less in California than in Florida. (Google says ~14,500 miles annually per licensed driver in Florida, versus ~12,500 miles in California.) Gas prices are …
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Comment #43596714
FYI, the last sentence, "Start building today on GroqCloud – sign up for free access here…" links to https://conosle.groq.com/ (instead of "console")
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Comment #43594615
> Edit: You can also "hand feed" your jumping spider with a cotton swab dipped in sugar water. They drink flower nectar in the wild, so my wife and I tried this and it worked! But …
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Comment #41796016
> Our existence as a field pretty much hinges on classical computers not being able to simulate all quantum mechanical problems efficiently. I don't think this is quite accurate. I…
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Comment #39198980
This is a nice composite (not mine) showing the relative sizes of various deep sky objects: https://www.reddit.com/r/astrophotography/comments/19do9iu/c...
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Comment #38898217
Do you have a link for that, or are you just making up numbers? (Please don't make up statistics.) These sources both give the civilian labor force participation rate as 62.5% in D…
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Comment #38741243
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Comment #36136962
An Adobe employee wrote on Reddit that they plan to allow an unspecified limited number of generations per month, included in the current subscription (even if your subscription is…
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Comment #35654960
I don't understand this argument. The Kenyan is exporting essays to the United States. Would you also call it bad for Kenya if she were building cars for export to the United State…
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Comment #35605208
I don't understand why everyone doesn't do this. I'd buy a Tesla if I could get a $7500 credit (I'm income limited).
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Comment #35564347
I feel like your cited article [0] loses most, or all, of its heft when the author admits that 47 percent of the growth in "admin positions"---more precisely, of non-teaching emplo…
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Comment #33818721
Note that the CDC collects statistics on assisted reproductive technology success rates. Here is the 2019 report: https://www.cdc.gov/art/reports/2019/pdf/2019-Report-ART-Fer... . …
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Comment #33442890
To put 15 billion gallons of water in context, that's about the same amount of water as used by 15 to 30 square miles of alfalfa. Arizona has ~400 square miles dedicated to growing…
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Comment #33061686
In 2019, Toyota also sued California to take away its EPA waiver (dating from the 1963 Clean Air Act) to set its own car mileage standards. Aggressively suing your customers to mak…
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Comment #32783955
US new car sales are still more than 2,000,000 fewer per year than pre-pandemic (about a 12% drop) [1], mostly because of restricted supply. A less than .5 percentage point change …
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Comment #32255736
MSCI ESG ratings: Tesla: A https://www.msci.com/our-solutions/esg-investing/esg-ratings... Exxon: BBB https://www.msci.com/our-solutions/esg-investing/esg-ratings...
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Comment #31478091
All the more reason to leave them be. Free admission at the British Museum, versus €10 at the Acropolis Museum.
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Comment #31385217
The Future Forest Company spreads basalt on forestland for carbon sequestration [1]. Wren offers it as one of its carbon offsets [2]. However, it is currently the most expensive of…
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Comment #31288076
I don't buy this analogy. Bankruptcy isn't the only market discipline. If a firm is underperforming, then it will be bought up and sold for parts. This happens all the time, and lo…