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r7000
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Comment #43006145
> the devil is in the details Well yeah :) Any ideas on how the board is chosen? Does the majority(only) owner / CEO of the p-corp do it?
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Comment #43005469
Sincere question: what do you believe should happen when a company becomes successful? You make excellent criticisms and I've had similar thoughts. But I never really understood wh…
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Comment #40591101
Why does anyone think the goal is a place for billionaires to flee to? Where does this come form? All initial efforts in the solar system will be extremely arduous. No one serious …
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Comment #28707953
Permutation City's dust theory was the first idea that made me think: oh maybe something like that. It ties in with the whole "why isn't there just nothing" - total nothingness is …
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Comment #28018168
Carter-Zimmerman polis vs the rest of the Coalition
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Comment #24952101
1969-2004 was the golden age ;-) When Patrick O'Brian's Aubrey–Maturin series (super fun to read) was being written.
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Comment #18335917
http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2017/05/where-have-all-insect... https://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2017/08/26/windscreen-ph...
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Comment #13646795
Bands want people to come back to future concerts. Yes I understand. My point is that is just one of many factors influencing how bands price their events. And that range of factor…
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Comment #13646673
I did not say you did. I mentioned record sales because the balance of from where artists revenue is coming is pushing artists to get more of their money from their gigs as other r…
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Comment #13646562
> Bands don't generally want to maximize revenue from any given gig They do more nowadays. The old model of touring to drive demand for record sales has been turned upside-down. It…
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Comment #13646443
That is not correct. Some artists sign deals guaranteeing them more than 100% of total face value. Others put tickets on the secondary markets themselves. If any system does not fu…
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Comment #13646429
Scalpers neither increase nor reduce total demand. Scalpers are not going to the event themselves.
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Comment #13039031
The UK and Canada are not republics. There's no need to clarify "pure democracy"as no one thinks any modern democratic country is a pure democracy. All modern democracies are repre…
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Comment #13038715
Are the UK and Canada republics or democracies?
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Comment #6508585
I have never commented anywhere about Capistrano. But, it has been part of a toolchain that has brought me success and improved my life. Thank you very much for all you have done.
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Comment #4350193
> Our highest court has ruled that our voting system > is against our contitution. Twice. What an embarrassment. To be fair the ruling is part of your voting system needs to be twe…
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Comment #4230441
She was interviewed on CBC radio recently: http://www.cbc.ca/player/Radio/The+Current/ID/2252831223/ The piece has a lot more details plus interviews with women working in the gami…
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Comment #4196563
Dynamic pricing. No such thing as "face value" for a plane ticket. Ability to schedule more flights in the same day as demand increases.
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Comment #4054045
Agreed. I read them as slowly as I could manage over the course of about five years. Even 21 was a great read. I was blown away that I was still maintaining the same enjoyment 15, …
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Comment #3688531
For a peak into a future with 'ongoing diagnosis' see the very cool Greg Egan short story Yeyuka: http://www.infinityplus.co.uk/stories/yeyuka.htm "So why did you go into medicine?…