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mrosett
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Comment #48304940
It won't impact the disclosure of key business details because it doesn't reduce the level of disclosure needed in the S-1 or the 10-K.
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Comment #47394388
Reminds me of this classic: https://xkcd.com/1217/
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Comment #46030250
I'm calling BS on this one. The claimed increase in ridership is modest (18%) off a low baseline (0 service on weekends) and occurred over a long time period (pre-pandemic to today…
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Comment #45843428
The belief is that MH370 was depressurized which would have killed the passengers. A better example is Germanwings 9525 where the locked door allowed the first officer to crash the…
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Comment #45469700
Plenty of docs making the better part of a million dollars.
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Comment #45469691
Your assertion runs counter to the original article, which says that acquiring external practice groups raises prices.
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Comment #45469169
These are two distinct issues. The study you linked concerns whether the hospital is owned by a nonprofit or by a private equity group. The question in this study is whether physic…
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Comment #45468752
IPOs aren't what they once were. The burden of being a public company has increased (SOX and related public company costs are $5-10M/year), so companies are far more likely to stay…
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Comment #44619822
Checkpoint inhibitors (which are the primary driver of improved cancer treatment over the last 15 years and generate > $50B/year in sales) generally don't look very good preclinica…
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Comment #44419176
This is an oft-refuted trope that does harm to patients. Numerous randomized phase 3 studies show meaningful survival advantages for modern treatments.
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Comment #44274109
This isn’t really an issue in biotech since companies don’t have any revenue until late in their lives. Ie if I’m doing discovery work for a drug candidate today, it won’t generate…
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Comment #40380525
Does this article actually provide evidence for the headline claim?
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Comment #39573059
Forested is not wilderness. Most forests have lots of roads, power lines running through them, etc. You're just trying to redefine a defined term.
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Comment #38122369
I don’t think he was ever offered a plea deal
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Comment #37981324
Western European countries are around 1 per 100,000 population per year. Seattle is 15x that rate based on those statistics. Seems bad.
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Comment #37942514
And now I’m having the same experience
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Comment #37934325
The comment you're responding to is incorrect. SBV was blown up by 10 year US bonds (ironically the quintessential safe investment): https://www.npr.org/2023/03/19/1164531413/bank-…
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Comment #37803456
This is entirely correct.
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Comment #37721610
That’s the rumor.
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Comment #37635331
That’s the freedom-to-operate side. But “Patent hell” could also be the lack of clear IP that would allow a commercializer to capture a return on developing this. Not much incentiv…
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Comment #37121199
In the US, I would assume generally positive. The mountain west gets more sun than the northeast or northwest.
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Comment #37044013
They have immense adaptive pressure at the cellular level. The evolutionary process plays out within each patient. Aberrant cells that don’t have some sort of evasion mechanism wil…
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Comment #35955081
Severance is the best TV show I've seen in a long time.
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Comment #35903717
This would only make sense if the cost-of-living indicators were actually driven by ecological impact. Instead they’re largely driven by preferences of local residents.
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Comment #35586510
“Benevolent” dictatorship