4,105 karma · joined March 1, 2013
https://patient.info/news-and-features/ketone-drinks-a-buzzy...
I have a misophonia response to dripping faucets but only if they can be adjusted and turned off. When I spent the night somewhere with a broken faucet, the pain disappeared once I realized it couldn't be fixed.
Ive been turning that over in my mind for years, trying to figure out how to apply the lesson to chewing.
Have you ever worked somewhere that did not have outages due to undocumented crap left over from departed employees?
This guy is only different superficially, as his descriptive strings show malice instead of incompetence.
I’d love to see it stay around, but maybe we should have competing archivists in different regions
1) The “drunk looking for his keys under the street light“ problem. There is a human inclination to limit the scope of thought to what is visible.
2) The inclination to look for data that supports your conclusions. This is the real intractable problem. For most people, gathering data is a fetch quest for what they want to do anyway. It’s a big problem for academics doing “real science”. In a company where many are trying to launch, get the promotion and move onto another job, (without even the veneer of a check through peer review) it’s an even bigger problem.
This isn’t exactly a replied to your post I know, but I see that everyone else is using your thread to bring up there quibbles with data driven decision-making, so I thought I’d do the same cause I don’t see anyone making these points