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Comment #21838943
Negative feedback is far more valuable to the receiver then it is to the giver. In fact the giver is often punished for his presumption. Therefore its no surprise negative feedback…
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Comment #21358419
Your angry because you think that he fires those that are unwilling to play along with what he thinks is "right", and you think the solution is to "Fire those unwilling to play alo…
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Comment #21358274
Which is why I deliberately left that sentence in there. Its because there is a profound misunderstanding of the definition "free market". I also disagree with the contention that …
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Comment #21357977
I don't get why "Equitable rules to play by" is a concept so hard for everyone to understand. The free market is about creating a level playing field. Globalization was shit becaus…
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Comment #21294069
Contrarian viewpoint: NOT focusing on the profits is the cause of the problem. Hypothesis: Prices are high because of inefficiencies in the markets caused by bad laws attempting to…
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Comment #21293863
Whenever I hear the word "Egregious" I always think here come the lawyers.
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Comment #21293802
Its an acknowledgement that knowledge grows like a tree, and every new creative work has a root or foundation in the past which was used as inspiration and leverage to reach new he…
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Comment #21286206
The problem with the teacher pay to me is obvious, market forces aren't allowed to play themselves out. Think about it: A teacher should be paid according to their skill, supply, a…
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Comment #21285587
The problem is the "services" the state is providing are economically unprofitable. Proposition 13 was passed to force the state to have controlled expenditures by not allowing the…
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Comment #21284473
Prices are high because of inefficiencies in the markets caused by bad laws attempting to subsidize one class of people by another. Hospitals aren't able to refuse treatment to tho…
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Comment #21272307
Yes very interesting. How everything fits together is still being worked out and it would be exciting to see more research to get a more accurate picture. I myself always wonder ab…
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Comment #21272178
That why I used "Your" genes in quotation marks.I think that saying that this process is not genetics is not factually accurate, as its obviously clear it affects genetic expressio…
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Comment #21270805
I wonder sometimes, is selling existing land that just happens to fall within a certain "political" border so out of the question? Example: It feels like Japan is trapped and can't…
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Comment #21270740
The reason people don't like remote workers by instinct isn't because they don't realize that they people COULD be more productive at home. Its because they worry that it creates i…
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Comment #21270495
The most interesting thing I found out about the DNA: -In the past people found it "morally upsetting" that no matter how smart you are or no matter how hard you work, that doesn't…
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Comment #21270384
Define "Realistically". Also define "desirability". You could make equally strong arguments both ways. Example: If you are depressed you are more likely to focus on input data that…
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Comment #21263489
What about forming an LLC using stripe atlas? Is it better to do it in Delaware or your own state?
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Comment #21263463
What about IP agreements? After reading "Venture Deals" you get the idea that if you to talk about your project and bounce ideas off of them during the development phase they could…
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Comment #21249309
The title makes it appear as if "Sacrifices" must be made, which is either a disingenuous click-bait or misguided, as its categorically untrue. The whole process of implementation …
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Comment #21224569
To what degree are artists of the past just famous because of the prejudice of being "well known" instead of the skill that is expressed in their work. What percent of the money de…
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Comment #21224467
Procurement barriers to entry and bad feedback loops.
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Comment #21224459
Highly skeptical of "ground-breaking" innovation emerging from the Navy.
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Comment #21224404
After the death of the Peenemünde scientists its been all downhill for NASA.
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Comment #21215623
Power laws can arise as natural consequences of aggregation of high variance data. General Central Limit Theorem says distributions of data with limited variability tend to follow …