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by ispo 4y ago
As former ambassador of European climate policies, I felt appalled every few months while my job lasted. A seemingly insoluble problem us that for a long time all they do outsources problems via trade leading to land systems change---defore
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by ispo 4y ago
Oh such a good joke!!!! Thanks for showing me the twist. I remember the funny safety conversations at tennis matches after a few drops of rain.
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by ispo 4y ago
I was looking forward to a thread like this, very motivating! Being a hacker without a CS degree sometimes creates steep learning curves.
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by ispo 4y ago
I wish I know how, as a migrant that changes countries every 5-7 years... Alas, there is no way.
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by ispo 4y ago
Now that you mention it, once in Santa Fe (NM) I had a great dinner in a Tex-Mex... I felt the conversation went wild due to some substance --- I suspected thc --- but this really rings only a partial bell... why I never felt it so strong i
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by ispo 4y ago
What is wrong with my kid eating curry?
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by ispo 4y ago
"I’m pretty sure inhabitants will drink their own [processed] urine" this is a totally normal thing across world regions and a sign of civilization, why such funky immature stance?
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by ispo 4y ago
"though surprisingly not all board members." reads as naive in this otherwise excellent piece, and shows what board membership is: corruption, revolving doors, and a bilateral way to influence stakeholders. "Rundell’s take
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by ispo 4y ago
But I enjoyed it with its niceties and oddities!
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by ispo 4y ago
It has a data driven approach that does not sum up into an ontology, still it flies.
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by ispo 4y ago
Interesting, I do not understand what do you mean by "equality of Nash equilibria and centrality", please could you elaborate or provide a source?
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by ispo 4y ago
Beans are beans, and Bush beans are a somehow different story.
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by ispo 4y ago
Perfect for my mother in law.
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by ispo 4y ago
Good questions and good points... something that bothers me is that networks are treated into micro when they actually relate to meso... connecting micro and macro. Impossible to discern who would share the prize. Also, his network science
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by ispo 4y ago
Matt will get the Nobel for it.
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by ispo 4y ago
Welcome to complexity economics.
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by ispo 4y ago
I apologize for my ignorance, still the concept is useless.
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by ispo 4y ago
This tertiary source concept you just invented it, it does not exist.
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by ispo 4y ago
Exactly, that is what you need LOL
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by ispo 4y ago
The other day someone shared a paper linking some gut bacteria to oxytocin levels, which regulate sociality.
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by ispo 4y ago
Oh yes, forgot to mention that to cook delicious beans you need real cooking skills... I enjoy barbecue too, and I am sorry for those (many many here) unable to experiment other stuff. Innovating in cooking can also be a form of hacking.
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by ispo 4y ago
See it the other way around: how many maladaptive behaviours have you absorbed since childhood?
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by ispo 4y ago
I see it, I still thing other Similarly interesting interpretations can be made. Suggestions?
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by ispo 4y ago
Beans are better than any processed food, vegan or meaty.
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by ispo 4y ago
If you open your eyes beyond the Eastern block, you will see deaths linked to migration and work in every continent.
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by ispo 4y ago
Migration and work. Same problem, same system, two locations. So why pointing out whataboutortogonalism?
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by ispo 4y ago
To a small or otherwise degree, all of FAANG do some of the non-cancellable subscription smartness.
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by ispo 4y ago
Perhaps wrong impact in short term, but gains in long term?
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by ispo 4y ago
This comment lacks basic understanding of a human as an inherent whole of attitudes and values, and how these relate to actions, and in particular to the cognitive dissonance emerging from past actions.
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by ispo 4y ago
I like this action. I hope they mentioned people died while crossing to EU (and UK) too.

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