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Comment #16409708
None of this is outdated. You're trying hard to to rewrite history with downvotes. The 1997 cap on medicare-funded residency slots has remained in place since that time, unchanged …
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Comment #16409586
Your comment wasn't wrong. In 1997, The AMA along with five other medical groups lobbied congress to limit the number of medicare-funded residency slots [1, 2]. This limit was enac…
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Comment #16408484
"In 1997, a consortium that included the AAMC, the AMA, and other major organizations declared that [...] 'the United States is on the verge of a serious oversupply of physicians'.…
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Comment #13054416
There are fees involved in getting a photo ID.
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Comment #13046030
The voter ID law in Wisconsin disqualified 9% of its registered voters. The right to vote is protected by 5 constitutional amendments and isn't conditional upon obtaining a state-i…
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Comment #13045465
In 2013, the supreme court struck down a key part of the Voting Rights Act. As a result, "fourteen states had new voting restrictions in place for the first time in 2016. [...] Thi…
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Comment #12375071
Think about what specific aspects of the business generate profits and where your costs lie. To rapidly expand, you'll want a multiplier that greatly increases profits or drastical…
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Comment #12147036
Yes, the government and the sweatshop owners are working hand-in-hand to exploit workers and both are culpable. Sometimes they like to present themselves as good cop / bad cop [0].…
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Comment #10749427
>> DHS Giving Firms Free Penetration Tests Whether they want them or not...
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Comment #10667309
That's awesome!
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Comment #10663775
Very interesting. Atmospherics might also be useful as an RNG or possibly a trustworthy public randomness beacon. "There are an average of 45 lightning flashes per second around th…
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Comment #10663648
If you think the situation is unlikely to improve, line up a better job and then quit. You don't have to tolerate a dysfunctional team. It won't affect your resume or job prospects…
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Comment #10565388
Good introduction to the importance of fat tailed distributions in financial markets: http://aida.wss.yale.edu/~nordhaus/homepage/documents/statis...
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Comment #10505605
A film (PiraMMMida) came out in 2011 depicting the rise and fall of MMM in early-90s Russia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-JgGV8cH1I http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1606652/
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Comment #10490662
Sadly the housing situation in most metropolitan areas is an assault on all the senses. Housing right next to highways, no sound insulation between units, damp buildings infested w…
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Comment #10485654
"SIRF reporting reveals that Valeant has been closely involved with Philidor at every stage of its life-cycle, controlling it in all but name, since day one." http://sirf-online.or…
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Comment #10485121
SIRF's report on October 19 [1] discusses operating structure and entities, many of which are named after chess references. From several articles: "Philidor" ["Francois-Andre Phili…
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Comment #10445457
If you no longer want to run the business, there isn't much to lose by offering it for sale or letting someone else manage the affairs indefinitely while you pursue other opportuni…
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Comment #10367461
State crime labs are simply a rubber stamp on whatever story the prosecutor has decided on presenting ahead of time. It's not well known, but crime labs are paid per conviction [1]…
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Comment #10337221
Forrest was horribly biased against the defense. The prosecution's case was extremely problematic - resting on a chain of flimsy evidentiary and legal assumptions that would never …
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Comment #10322507
D.A.R.E. was funded by Big Pharma trade groups, branches of law enforcement, and even things like asset forfeiture [1]. It was never about public health, but simply propaganda to j…
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Comment #10261408
80% of the world's nuclear fleet are in fact light water reactors - like Fukushima - which require continuous cooling and a constant source of power. Even the latest passive safety…
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Comment #10257996
Photovoltaic panels are not used in solar thermal plants. The money is not diverted from other needs - it's spent on renewable infrastructure instead of non-renewable infrastructur…
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Comment #10257808
The worst case scenario for a nuclear plant accident is millions of casualties and the long-term contamination of major population centers. 152 of the world's 211 nuclear power pla…
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Comment #10157005
People procrastinate because work is painful. Naturally people want to avoid pain. To stop procrastinating: - Stop doing things that are painful. Do other things instead. - Improve…