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So you’re saying that increasing the number of doctors will result in more medical services being consumed which means higher costs for the gov? That’s the view of the government?

I don’t know about other countries but that’s absolutely the case for the US. The culprit is the AMA. > In the 20th century, the AMA has frequently lobbied to restrict the supply o…

> At least that's my observation 30 seconds of serious thought would tell you that your observation is wrong. Again, a news organization can just change their robots.txt to block g…

What are you even talking about? That's not how SEO works in the slightest....? Lol am I still reading HN or is this Reddit? You can see the Core Web Vitals. What modern day news o…

No but the company isn't trying to develop software that's best for the user. They're trying to develop software that's best for their bottom line.

Yeah, this guy clearly doesn't use Reddit

> while real applications have seemingly gotten worse Can you elaborate on this? I'm not sure I agree. Modern day applications are doing far, far more than they were 10-15 years ag…

I agree with you, but PG’s definition of rich in the article is people worth $10 billion dollars plus. I don’t think he’s being malicious. I think he genuinely just doesnt see a $5…

That depends entirely on your definition of rich. PG's definition of rich is probably 100x what yours is.

> Everyone should dislike Elon Musk. He's a horrible person and needlessly rich. The man has sociopathic tendencies. We just have to listen to his ethos to determine that. Thanks f…

I understand that the MSM hates Elon Musk but it's sad that they have to spread misinformation about Ketamine Therapy in their lust for clicks. It's had amazing results for treatin…

This feels like using the internet in 1996 or the iPhone in 2010. Not quite there yet, but you can clearly see that this is going to be massive within a few years.

Yep, the only solution is more disinformation police. Clearly they saved us during the pandemic!

theverge's coverage of anything not directly related to gadget reviews is always incredibly biased, sensationalist and usually wrong.

> But if what you say is actually true You can google it if you want. It's all public info. Isaacson also wrote a book on Musk and there's a chapter about this pay package and how …

Let's go through the events here... Tesla was close to bankruptcy where it needed to massively ramp up Model 3 production (and prove that there was demand for electric cars) in ord…

If you spent 5 seconds looking at statistics about crime, cartels and drug use in Medellin vs cities in the US, you'd see that quality of life is significantly worse in Medellin.

Who do you think goes in these grocery stores?

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Imagine having your mind so melted by politics that you’re supporting Boeing & Lockheed’s bullshit lobbying to get their revenue up.

There’s nothing to “realise” because you just made that up. It’s hilarious how you can be condescending and wrong. “Isolationism” is completely different from not wanting the US to…

Yeah it's just difficult to determine what one views as "counter-intuitive". I guess the birthday paradox is one such example ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_problem ) but…

You might get a better response by providing an example of one such counter-intuitive argument that you find good.

His LinkedIn literally says he worked at Google Ventures. I’d say you’re just not very good at reading comprehension.