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How Alcohol Can Change The Brain(wsj.com)
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
Do you have data to support this. Also is Afghanistan the lone producer of heroin? You have to be careful in making inferences like this without considering the multitude of other factors such as how easy has the process to create heroin be
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
A lot of the design paradigms they have implemented already exist in MacOS without sacrificing the flexibility a desktop interface affords.
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
I really want to know the sales figure for the Apple TV. Its a lot to spend for casual gaming; and if you want news, netflix, youtube, etc.. on your TV, then there are many alternatives that are better and more powerful. Say buying a $200 d
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
This is an extremely complex issue that can't be broken down into a few bullet points and fixed. Beyond generalizing all parents, the author of this article overlooks many factors that form children relationships with them and others.
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
Apple is a consumer electronics company. They build focused hardware with software that they patch over time. Cars don't work like that. Cars are like building 100 products into one thing. Fine tuning every aspect of there design is in
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
Naked Statistics is the book I read a while back on the topic. There are two particularly interesting chapters, one on Descriptive Description and one on Statistical biases.
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
I recently read a statistics books by Charles Wheelman in which he covers the topic of using statistics to manipulate facts. I have always taken statistical facts with a grain of salt, but when you understand the methods of manipulation and
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
Wonder what he thinks when he was investing in OMGPOP, Reddit and 9Gag. How many hours have those sites clocked off of peoples lives. Don't get addicted :)
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
People will always care about physical traits more than anything else because they are visible and effect how people perceive you. For example, a young guy who gets some grays is going to care a lot about that because it could lead to rejec
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
Great read. Its incredible what we, as a species have been able to achieve in the last 2 centuries. I feel like we are where scientists were with computers in the 1950s. We are starting to see the big picture, but its wide application is st
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
Seems like BMW is following in the footsteps of Ford and partnering up with an accelerator to focus urban mobility. Its really interesting that the major automotive companies are being serious about investments into alternatives to the vehi
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
For a second I thought this was a joke and the game was to figure out how to get the cursor on the white dot (ex. impossible) but its just this not working on Safari.
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
So whose first thought was "So this is how google is going to accelerate there own internal genetics research".
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
This may seem like an incredible story to the general public but I think many of us who are founders know that in our community there are many people like Vijay Shekhar. People who have put everything on the line because they have this visi
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
If you look at it from the point if the economy, a handy man is a easily achievable job, meaning the number of handy man is large. Since there are so many of them, there is a large competition between them, lowering the value of there pay.
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
There are a lot of things in this world that we have because somewhere a big sacrifice is being made. This case with DuPont is one of many, where chemical companies have taken the liberty to sacrifice something they don't have to right
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
I wonder where this puts founders. We sacrifice a lot of time and money (missed vacations, family time as well as salaries) in the attempt to create something we can call our own. I always debate if it worth it, but there just this exciteme
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
The evidence he supplies doesn't actually prove the coercion is the cause. There is no scientific data presented, just speculative statistics and linkages to possible causes. The neurobiologist D.F Swaab wrote a book called "We ar
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
This basically has to do with how our brains work. We weigh negatives things in our mind much more than positive. Thats why even a good friendship built over many years with many positives can be ruined by a small mistake. Its core to survi
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
"inexperienced leading the less experienced." hmm sounds about right when describing Wall Street and the Fed as well. There are definitely extremely knowledgable people running the show, but around them are people who when they se
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
They should call the app "Get Distracted". Its an interesting idea, and potentially very useful, but most likely its going to become the annoying reason your phone keeps going off every 5 minutes. Will give it a try to see.
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
Most people in the US have no idea where there information is these days. Any start ups developing software that can monitor server connections and use ML to detect unauthorized or unusual connections?
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
Interesting to see the difference between males and females, especially when young. Looks like we should all be trying to maintain and strong circulatory system for our later years.
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
As a start up founder, all these points are correct, but this list is pointless. These are things that you need to experience to understand. Just reading them has zero impact.
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
Man you are a good troll. Cheers to you. I lol'd at the "Death in menial labor, while undesirable, at least prevents one from fattening the elites' wallets with their brains".
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
By democratization of powerful hardware I meant the democratization of technology which refers to the process by which access to technology rapidly continues to become more accessible to more people(definition from Wikipedia).
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or they turn into the streaming equivalent of the Piratebay.
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by FreedomToCreate 11y ago
Be in a management role for even a day. Trust me, body language is extremely important for communication, even in todays world.
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The evidence suggesting that society is deteriorating and we have less thinking and more following going on just isn't there. Its completely the opposite. More people are developing technologies in small groups, thanks to the democrati

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