mgamache

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by mgamache 2y ago
14% is a lower bound. I suspect if you include studies that can't be replicated it's well over 50%. And yes with that much garbage the public should dismiss all new published scientific findings. Modern scientific publishing has b
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by mgamache 3y ago
You know I see these FUD articles every so often, there's some truth to it, but more interesting to me is the timing. BTC is probably going to see lower prices before the post-halving run up. This makes me think it's more likely p
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by mgamache 3y ago
That might work for a few years, but if all institutions did that it would collapse the whole system. A university degree is for jobs why would you think otherwise?
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by mgamache 3y ago
Not a science journal, see: Proximal Origins
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by mgamache 3y ago
I need peer reviewed data to suggest that women want to seek the best mate possible? In the modern context 'the best' doesn't include as much weight on providing food and shelter.
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by mgamache 3y ago
Yes people are getting married still, but it's a trend that you can see in dating apps and sex stats https://qz.com/1051462/these-statistics-show-why-its-so-hard...
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by mgamache 3y ago
My hypothesis is supported by dating and sex data. And no it doesn't work at scale or for very long, but it is a driver of mate selection.
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by mgamache 3y ago
This is exactly why a marriage norm exists. You can't have large societies with a Signiant number of men not invested in it's future. They tend to find destructive ways to use their energy.
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by mgamache 3y ago
There are a couple of things to consider. 1) Women don't need men in modern society. They would likely stay married longer and be more picky about the type of man to bread with if they were stuck with him forever. The benefit is that
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by mgamache 3y ago
Sure women survive more extreme conditions better than men. This includes dehydration.
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by mgamache 3y ago
Sure women probably hunted, but claiming there is no evidence for a "sex-based division of labor" is hogwash. Some hunted the same game as men, some probably other prey. Some probably gathered food depending on their child status
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by mgamache 3y ago
Curious that it's an inverse of the Asch experiments extraverts are more conforming in those situations. http://archives.algomau.ca/main/sites/default/files/2013-064...
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by mgamache 3y ago
They measure performance in microseconds.
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by mgamache 3y ago
can't figure out how to enter a year...
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by mgamache 3y ago
"In conclusion, using active surveillance, mRNA-1273 vaccine-associated mild transient myocardial injury was found to be much more common than previously thought. It occurred in one out of 35 persons, was mild and transient, and more
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Sex differences in myocardial injury incidence after Covid-19 Booster(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
5 points by mgamache 3y ago|1 comments
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by mgamache 3y ago
Sure, but there's a wider context of encrypting all internet traffic to provide less context for the stuff that is sensitive.
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by mgamache 3y ago
Coinbase and the Howey test https://www.coinbase.com/blog/coinbases-staking-services-are...
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by mgamache 3y ago
Operation Choke Point 2.0 Continues https://cointelegraph.com/news/nothing-is-a-coincidence-with...
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by mgamache 3y ago
And yet there is no clear definition offered by the SEC. https://www.smitheilers.com/blog/coinbase-sues-securities-an...
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by mgamache 3y ago
Non-paywall https://phys.org/news/2023-04-dwarf-planet-quaoar.html#:~:te... .
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by mgamache 3y ago
Give it up, the Vaccine is mostly worthless for young people. The analysis always compares Covid vs Vaccine. Most vaccinated will get covid anyway and how many booster shoots do you need given the effect lasts 120 days?
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by mgamache 4y ago
I have been using Blazor for projects in the last year. It's okay (still immature). It uses Websockets when available (HTTP fallback) to transfer the rendered page.
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by mgamache 4y ago
Steve forgot about the real Lisa for years.
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by mgamache 4y ago
There's little chance this will ever be supported by the administrative class at MIT or any other institution. By expanding protected speech it limits their power. They have fewer punitive options and less dominion over campus activiti
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by mgamache 4y ago
because cash is a dying animal and without it we have zero privacy.
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by mgamache 4y ago
No the vast majority of money laundering is cash. CBDCs will be used to fight that in the next 20 years.
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by mgamache 4y ago
She really hates "anonymity-enhancing technologies". It's not your money, it's a tool for leverage. Anything outside of the CBDC system is a threat.
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by mgamache 4y ago
It's also likely Twitter is just broken. They did fire a lot of staff. Also, in any broad move you are going to keep people you should have fired and fired people you should have kept (even if the overall numbers are justified)
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by mgamache 4y ago
The left just picks different deities. Fauci / Thunberg / AOC etc...

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