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by 99_00 8mo ago
The ability to focus is not decreasing. When studies are published talking about “attention span” decreasing they mean the amount of time people spend paying attention to one thing. They don’t mean people’s capacity for attention is decreas
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by 99_00 1y ago
This has always been known by domain experts. The problem has never been availability of minerals. It is the environmental damage from the polluting extraction process and lack of operational know how and trade secrets to do it efficiently.
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by 99_00 1y ago
Not me. Their "Core Brand Family Consumer". And I have no reason to believe it is inaccurate.
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by 99_00 1y ago
It can't be as appealing and addictive as cocaine but most commonly be abused as a study drug and have recreational use be much less common. It would never happen. So it must be much less appealing than cocaine.
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by 99_00 1y ago
All abuse is bad. Some abuses are worse than others. What abuse are they seeing with adderall? What I hear in casual conversations is that people are abusing it to learn things. Is that what the DEA was seeing too?
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by 99_00 1y ago
It’s the opposite of compelling. The fact the tech and knowledge is well established but not widely used means it’s less profitable and not competitive with traditional farming except in exceptional circumstances
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by 99_00 1y ago
Mexico City to Edmonton Alberta is a 48 hour drive
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by 99_00 1y ago
I don’t get it. How could a high tech green house ever be more profitable than free sunshine, dirt Your product gets, what? Max $2.50/# retail?
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by 99_00 1y ago
A single anecdote does not summarize the current state of the country. Assuming that something as complex as the state of a country can be summarized in any rational way.
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by 99_00 1y ago
What exactly is the point you are making? That ADHD is over diagnosed? That it doesn’t require tailored interventions or advice? That social media is exploiting interest in ADHD to provide low quality advice? Or something else? Can you clar
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by 99_00 2y ago
Ukraine did signed the deal.
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by 99_00 2y ago
How is the US helping Putin?
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by 99_00 2y ago
You think Germany and France are invested in defending Ukraine when the US isn’t doing the heavy lifting?
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by 99_00 2y ago
The leaders of Germany and France don’t see Ukraine as part of their destiny. And that’s their right.
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by 99_00 2y ago
Big tech is building data centres. Data centres pollute. Environmentalists are part of the left wing coalition.
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by 99_00 2y ago
The Prime Ministership is by convention and not defined in a constitution
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by 99_00 2y ago
It’s expected and it is normal. There is no term limit for PM or members of parliament. They stay on until they lose the support of their party. He lost the support of his party due to his extreme unpopularity and the impact it will have on
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by 99_00 2y ago
Canada has no term limit. Leaders stay on until they have lost the support of their party. Often that happens after a devastating election loss. In this case it is happening because of his extreme unpopularity before the election and his pa
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by 99_00 2y ago
That’s an improvement on what lazy teachers do now, grade the students current assignment based on their previous work or reputation or how much they like the student. Tip for students: do well on your first assignment. The better teachers
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by 99_00 2y ago
If true, the child may simply be experimenting with ChatGPT as we all have. The process described sounds like it is a lot more work than just answering the questions using knowledge.
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by 99_00 2y ago
What doesn’t make sense? That humidity affects the likelihood that an ancient text will be preserved? Humidity doesn’t guarantee that something will rot. It makes it more likely. The item will need to be protected from the natural environme
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by 99_00 2y ago
Because it was memorized. Hot and humid climates result in (historically)rapid decay of plant and animal based writing surfaces
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by 99_00 2y ago
It’s hard for me to believe that using a CNC to mill a model for resin casting works better than 3D printing it and casting it. I’d expect that with 3D printing you can even print the spruce and risers.
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by 99_00 2y ago
The study tested two incorrect positions and the correct position. It “confirmed” that the correct position is correct. So it’s nothing new, and not anything that isn’t in practice and part of basic procedure > And they underscore the im
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by 99_00 2y ago
Smart. Cash in on the fad while you can.
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by 99_00 2y ago
1. Your response doesn’t seem to contradict my statement. It seems to add context. So my point #1 stands. Tracking online prices doesn’t tell us what people are paying in store. Regarding the bread price fixing scandal, that ended 14 years
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by 99_00 2y ago
1. Online prices are not the same as in store prices 2. No one, other than random people in messages forums, is alleging collusion or price fixing. No one at any university, not the government, not the media. 3. The government’s investigati
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by 99_00 2y ago
Every residential land lord in Canada is increasingly rent the maximum legally allowed amount. They don’t need AI or analysis. Canada has record immigration levels. And at the same time cities across the country decided, with the support of
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by 99_00 2y ago
A species that was eliminated by hunter gatherers or sailors with clubs is going to have a hard time getting out control.
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by 99_00 2y ago
I hope this is for real and they make progress to their goal.

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