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rchi
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Comment #4775238
I had the same experience on fact checking
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Comment #4570554
I was taught it costs 100million dollars with one in ten chance of success
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Comment #4570531
You are proving my point. There are many difficulties to fixing the system. Broken system persists because 'solutions' cannot be easily/successfully implemented.
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Comment #4570121
I wonder if Goldacre's solutions would actually help. If it's so easy to fix the system, people would have already done it.
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Comment #4213441
I really enjoyed Simonton's work but was quite surprised by the equal-odds rule you mentioned. It doesn't seem to apply to scientists at the highest level e.g. Einstein.
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Comment #2366653
because most people secretly desire to be rich - that desire is in our cognitive makeup, so is the desire to bash rich people.
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Comment #2366632
this is becoming a cliche!
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Comment #2343318
great article. it's refreshing hearing from someone who feel secure about their life.
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Comment #2214069
Science is not stamp collecting. It's hardly about putting in the hours, and all about originality. Many Nobel Prize winners have hobbies in music or art.
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Comment #2214029
it's all about originality, which she clearly lacked.
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Comment #2185267
poems are extremely expensive in terms of time. only those with the sharpest mind can afford to create them.
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Comment #2109089
I had similar experience with AirBnb in NY too. It was a week before I wanted to go and it took me about 10 requests to get one that's available.
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Comment #2087844
potential counter arguments can be found in daniel pink's interview at econtalk.org http://www.econtalk.org/archives/2010/08/daniel_pink_on.html
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Comment #1972685
It's ridiculous to say that there is no talent. obviously, talent, passion, zeitgeist, deliberate practice, luck etc all matter. each factor in your favour nudges your probability …
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Comment #1739711
it's funny that the reward of starting a hedge fund is 'marry that yoga instructor'. 1. seems like a pretty indirect strategy for getting what you want. 2. quite an insult to the y…
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Comment #1690741
The following is from a talk at the New York Public Library. ERIC SCHMIDT: But in fairness to those people[finance people], had they come to Silicon Valley in 1999 they would have …
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Comment #1690629
What's interesting is that stories like this have been around for decades but never deterred young ivy league grads from joining Goldman when the industry is popular. Now so many p…
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Comment #1627537
1. If 4 mil at 30 is not enough, it would never be enough. 2. Someone with the drive, intelligence etc to accumulate 4mil by age 30 would be extremely bored retiring at 30. 3. Ther…
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Comment #1601855
on the titanic, 46% of women in the 3rd class was saved whereas only 33% of men in the 1st class survived.
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Comment #1561308
how much do a second year trader make at these prop trading firms?
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Comment #1561297
how does tradeworx compare to jane street capital?