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Agreed completely

I don't see how the system will work for anyone.

A $6000 deductible is basically a catastrophic policy, it discourages care which is perhaps the point. Of course if you have ever seen an uninsured ER bill then that $6000 suddenly looks comparably cheap.

How expensive will it all get before it breaks?

What was it before with Romneycare?

There is nothing preventing insurance companies from selling across state lines right now.

How do they support themselves? Parents basement?

Potentially amazing news

Here's the direct Link minus the weird reblog of press release

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/paralyzed-man-regain...

Inconceivable.

They do, and they bring a lot of vandalism with them. Rampant in the southwest, unfortunately. One of many very good reasons to support the creation of a Bears Ears national monument.

I could actually see it happening if there was another strong recession before Tesla got bigger. Aside from that, no.

Fair enough. Seemed very off topic.

Really this is a rant about the headphone jack. I get it.

I use the headphone jack in three different use cases everyday. Very displeased they are doing away with it, a dongle or $160 5 hour headphones is not a solution.

Oops.

Mandatory minimums are terrible.

Seems like the necessary investment amounts are pretty low.

Sure because TVs and cars are mass produced products. Housing, school and childcare are not.

In other words, inflation.

Pesticides are linked to insect deaths? What a surprise.

Lack of paper trail has been an election complaint for at least 16 years now.

I would think the biggest problem is that it looks very boring.

I believe there is a documentary about this.

The housing affordability crisis is real and ubiquitous throughout the entire west coast.

San Francisco, los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, any town big or small that is even somewhat desirable out west, all are impacted by this.

They're also a tremendous waste of water and many are a significant source of herbicide exposure and fertilizer runoff.

Most states need a heavy tax on excess water consumption, especially California and the southwest.

I'd rather connect a display, keyboard and mouse to my phone. But the UI needs a cursor, and a file system.

If I recall correctly Ubuntu wanted to try that, as did Microsoft. Too early to market perhaps.

Congress, mostly, is why not.

Rehashing 2012?

Often feels like everyone is a VC today.

10 year tbill yield is 1.5%

Yes my 20 year old TI84 still works fine.

Do you really think a new Mac is like a 20 year old graphing calculator? How about an iPhone or iPad? Nokia phone? Am radio? Is a Tesla different from a Ford model T?

Are the jeans going to be antiquated and unsupported soon after purchase?

If you say so.

My iPad collects dust, only modern apple products I regret buying.