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Great SaaS opportunity

Honestly my thought was some unpaid grad students or something

What I'm wondering is why it even matters. Is a twitter follower count important for anything?

The field is still mostly the same

>You can't get postdocs without a PhD

My understanding of a postdoc position is that it's "post" (after) "doc" (doctorate/phd)

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by this, could you explain a bit?

Some people are sad that they can't set up businesses which exploit the populace as easily in the US I guess?

Title is a bit confusing. When using "L" for liter it must be capitalized, plus the mention of 70 liters is not in the actual title only the article itself

The complexity of life is nuts. Once you start learning about how things work, you can see that we only know a tiny fraction of what's going on

Japan doesn't have crime because the police are super involved in the communities they patrol, not because they're homogeneous

Police in the US don't even live in communities they patrol

Oh so I assume there must be evidence of widespread cheating then?

Oh the memories. Love earthworm jim

Greater variation in a population makes it more robust to adverse events

No creature has "free will"

Simulating the entire organism would likely predict behaviors but would not qualify as an "upload" as the original copy still exists in reality. There is no transfer of awareness

I kinda like this idea, although I suspect that some may be willing to put up with the annoyance if they're aware its just a ruse?

Can we call it a game if its forced on people?

Normal countries?

Protecting drivers from predatory companies like Uber is a good thing

How much does it cost (in energy or materials) to transmit and route 1GB of data?

Who decides what work is equal?

You're onto something there. These imbalances (rather, deviation from the average in terms of various regulatory pathways) are absolutely key to differences not only in personality but perspective, cognitive abilities, and as you mention propensity to use psychoactive substances. I've been thinking something similar for a while now, that most people with addictions to psychoactive are likely attempting to correct for something.

Not to mention, most of the illegal compounds have pharmacological activity that would be nearly impossible to get from a prescription for most people.

Should judges be working with enforcement? Aren't there meant to be checks and balances?

That almost sounds like windows that isn't spyware

Physicians are repair technicians. Would you want your auto mechanic going against what the manufacturer recommends for regular maintenance?

It looks like there's a link to "continue with limited version" but that isn't addressed in the original tweets. Unsure if it works or not

In the EU does that budget go to recipients or administrators and people working with recipients rather than recipients getting money themselves? Which system applies assistance more directly?

Its doubtful that the liquid was superheated. More likely is that air was trapped in the sugar and was released on rapid dissolution

Medicines in general can effect people very differently based on their individual biochemistry/proteome

It seems that we agree

We definitely need to make judgements based on both behavior and subjective thought processes rather than just one or the other

What if the subject doesn't realise they're unhappy because they've never been happy and have nothing to compare against? Your statements seem to assume everyone has the same perspective to measure against, but in reality people's perspective can be radically different

As soon as I see people making broad generalizations I know its gonna be "that kind of comment thread" and I move on