haidut

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by haidut 6y ago
Ooh, ok, thanks. Since the numbers in that column were preceded by the "$" sign I thought they were in dollars and referred to something else. Speaking of that something else - the numbers you had in Column I are strikingly close
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by haidut 6y ago
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but what does the "USD-CLP" column (column I) in the "Ranking" tab stand for?
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by haidut 6y ago
Nothing novel about this discovery/hypothesis. It is basically a simplified rehash of Gilbert Ling's Association Induction Hypothesis (AIH), which stipulates no membranes for cells and cellular entities as purely phase transition
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by haidut 6y ago
Not only has it not been rejected, there is strong evidence that the lockdowns were, in fact, largely useless. https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-failed-experiment-of-covid-... https://www.thelancet.com/j
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by haidut 6y ago
Yep, and in fact it was project MKUltra that came up with the concept of "learned helplessness" (another name for induced depression) as a result of the torture experiments on people like the Unabomber. The funny thing is that civ
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by haidut 6y ago
>and that same lack of genuine social relations is what creates psychotic reactions such as what you see in Kaczyinski. Nice analysis...but that last part is false. The psychotic reactions of the Unabomber are a direct result of his tort
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by haidut 6y ago
>Also, I think commenting on voting activity is considered bad form here. OK, sorry if it was a personal attack. As far as the actual commenting on downvotes - well, if such downvotes are in support/defense of obvious signs of menta
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by haidut 6y ago
I am pretty sure he/she was NOT joking or being /s, and is now downvoting my comments. To make matters worse, his comments shows up as the top comment for the thread currently, so apparently quite a few top HN contributors agree w
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by haidut 6y ago
>which the public responds to with indifference and numbness and another drive through at McDonalds. Look through the responses in this thread. At least 2-3 other people described that their approach to the impending collapse is...to ign
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by haidut 6y ago
The one thing that is guaranteed is that if your M.O. is to ignore the issues that threaten to cause nationwide (or global) collapse then things will never get fixed. I am astounded to see several comments in this thread that are basically
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by haidut 6y ago
To be fair, if you think that consistently ignoring potentially civilization-ending issues is the road to mental "health" and focus...you may want to consult a doctor. Yes, THAT kind of a doctor. I am willing to bet you will get q
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by haidut 6y ago
The consequences would not be simply severe. There is an actual law passed by US in 2002 authorizing military action against ANY country (including NATO members!) working to bring US citizens to the Hague for a trial at ICC. And yes, that l
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by haidut 6y ago
User @jaywalk said you live in a fantasy but it is actually an understatement! How come you have never heard of the "American Service-Members' Protection Act", which Bush signed into law SPECIFICALLY for de-facto preventing I
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by haidut 6y ago
A good post, and I am surprised that somebody of Gross' insight has just now become aware of the elephant in the room, considering the signs of "corporate socialism" have been written all over the wall since the 1980s financi
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by haidut 7y ago
I get your point, but what my title says is exactly what the quote from the popular press article states. See my own comment to my post towards the end of the comments list in this thread. I did not come up with this title out of nowhere or
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by haidut 7y ago
Excerpt: "...Infections and deaths onboard suggest that the disease’s true fatality ratio in China is about 0.5 percent, though that number may vary from place to place, researchers report March 9 in a paper posted at MedRxiv.org. That
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Mortality Rate of Covid-19 Is 0.5%, Much Lower Than CDC / WHO Claims(sciencenews.org)
12 points by haidut 7y ago|10 comments
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by haidut 7y ago
Nothing but LIES and PROPAGANDA! BBC is unfortunately on par with the National Enquirer (NE) when it comes to bias and reliability. And I have repeatedly observed that the NE is actually really good in reporting true upcoming issues at lea
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by haidut 7y ago
Thanks. There could be others. The bombing of Saudi Arabian oil fields and a war with Iran comes to mind. Let's see what the OP had in mind. Maybe it is something else entirely.
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by haidut 7y ago
>Personally I think the Fed is keeping interest rates down to defuse a massive geopolitical conflict that is closer to blowing than anyone realizes, but that doesn't explain why banks are worried about getting stiffed by each other.
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by haidut 7y ago
Why is nobody in this thread mentioning the the 800lb gorilla in the room?? That is, in a capitalist system the homeless, mentally-ill, "problematic", disturbed, troubled, etc are simply considered useless and frankly purposefully
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by haidut 7y ago
Talent shortage and sucker shortage are not mutually exclusive. In fact, there is good evidence that the former can drive the latter. Basically, most of the talentless people also tend to lie about their experience, educational background,
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by haidut 8y ago
...or more likely (and scarier) answer is that there has been NO net growth for the country in the last 3 decades, and all we are seeing is redistribution of wealth. Add up the growth numbers (in dollars) of the counties mentioned in the re
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by haidut 8y ago
Beat them up? That all? Seriously, is everybody asleep?! The FBI was standing ready so assassinate all the leaders of Occupy "if deemed necessary". See my comments to other posters in this thread and the links I provided. Once the
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by haidut 8y ago
Similar response to the one I made to other commenters in the thread. The MUCH bigger story is FBI standing ready to kill Occupy protestors with snipers "if deemed necessary". All of these disruption tactics articles are just &qu
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by haidut 8y ago
The MUCH bigger story is FBI standing ready to kill protestors with snipers "if deemed necessary". All of these disruption tactics articles are just "soft" news to gently irritate the public and convince it that the trut
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by haidut 8y ago
See my response above to the comment you are replying to. It is MUCH MUCH MUCH worse than that. The government had tasks force with snipers ready to eliminate the leaders "if deemed necessary". FBI refused to disclose who those sn
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by haidut 8y ago
As bad as these tactics sound, they were still laughably benign compared to the plot to kill Occupy leaders by snipers. https://www.chron.com/houston/article/Occupy-Houston-assassi... The FBI refused to release do
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by haidut 8y ago
Yes, that's why I said in my post "assuming rates stay the same". But thanks for chiming in anyways.
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by haidut 8y ago
OK, thanks. Then what would buying a 3-month one once a year give me? Still 2.32%, or 2.32% / 4? Also, since right now the 3-year bond offers more than a 5-year one, why would anyone prefer to buy the 5-year bond? Doesn't the 3-ye

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