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it has happened to me once or twice as well :(

> And that is not analogy. technically analogy has a broad definition that applies anytime you compare two things.

> Because China is doubling down on solutions and we really need the US to be doing the same. I hadn't heard this. can you give some examples, please?

yes that is more parsimonious however in non-technical language the term "radiator" is associated with heat exchangers. if you put heat exchangers on the sides of your spacecraft t…

> It gives me hope that it could be passed knowing that opinion, not a cabal of interests, stands in the way. as I've become more open to other people's political worldviews, I've …

take pre-calculus and do every assignment immediately as it is assigned. then review before the next class. pre-calculus is designed to give people like you the tools to move onto …

> Black bodies are theoretical, they do not exist. Apollo had radiators, they might have been black but they were not a black body. they were, as I said, "black body radiators" whi…

they will be IR visible, but what do you mean they don't exist? Apollo used them to bleed off excess heat.

> If it helps read here: that doesn't support your novel assertion. > Unfortunately this "nonsense" is the explanation that any economist would give you. lots of people running aro…

I think you could use black body radiators on the other 5 sides to bleed the heat from the side facing the sun.

> "rich" people in vast amounts of debt aren't rich, they're broke. not necessarily. if you have a lot of debt, but you hold the title to capital goods that produce income, then yo…

> Inflation caused by bad monetary policy is indeed bad, but that's only one particular case of inflation. yes, the textbook case. > Indeed, maybe you should give it a try! indeed …

money doesn't have a yield, so it can't have an interest rate. also consider that the interest rate is denominated in a ratio of currency units. its nonsensical to reify currency a…

money is a medium of exchange, a unit of account, and a store of value. a loan is an obligation. its a value with negative valence. > So what happened when the risk is the lowest p…

> nflation is good not because of inflation itself, but because of what it signals: a growth in demand outpacing the growth in supply. price inflation is a signal of monetary infla…

> That's a popular, but untrue, idea. There is a ton of research my microbiology professor said it is true. several major antibiotic companies have shut down their antibiotics rese…

last year I read that they have two major innovations in this field: 1. they can use a t4 bacteriophage to deploy an arbitrary genetic payload and 2. they can alter the "hooks" on …

> With "savers" being a close approximation of "the rich" and debtors being another word for "the poor". thats false. many rich hold vast amounts of debt, which makes them benefit …

exactly.

savings is for more than just retirement. there are transaction costs associated with breaking into retirement vehicles in order to meet emergency obligations. more importantly, in…

contrariwise, it is infact already cash.

well when you can fund giant capital expenditures with debt, you can buy up enough resources to build a company with current dollars, and pay for them with future (inflated) dollar…

> Inflation is good. inflation is good for net debtors and bad for savers. > Inflation comes from a imbalance in supply and demand price inflation is a necessary consequence of mon…

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