throwaway490194

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by throwaway490194 7y ago
Exactly. People who bought large volumes of medical supplies early hoping to get rich are highly incentivized to spread it widely.
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by throwaway490194 7y ago
Better data improves the probability of "flattening the curve" to avoid overwhelming the health care system. Many lives can be saved if this can be achieved. In Italy they failed to do this, ran out of ventilators, and people are
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by throwaway490194 7y ago
There are trying to measure how fast it is spreading in different areas so they can take appropriate counter measures to avoid overwhelming the health care system in those areas. i.e. "flattening the curve"
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by throwaway490194 7y ago
If you are curious about this phenomenon, you might want to research "the flying monkeys of the narcissist"
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by throwaway490194 7y ago
Invalid logic. It is not necessary for most if not all people to be corrupt for the same to be true of politicians. Many people are gullible. Many people are easily manipulated. This is especially true of those who are young, and prone to
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by throwaway490194 7y ago
Mixed feelings. On the one hand, we all know that most if not all politicians are corrupt, so the greater transparency that modern technology offers us to expose this truly does help to make the world a better place. On the other hand, the
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by throwaway490194 7y ago
Was this not precisely what was done to James Damore?
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by throwaway490194 7y ago
In a democracy, you don’t get to make the rules. The democratically elected government does. If you don’t want to suffer the fate of other tyrants, follow the rules like everyone else.
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by throwaway490194 7y ago
An idea: In situations like this, encourage a whistle-blower in Apple to come forth to disclose who was involved. If the wrong doer knows they will be publicly exposed and forever branded for the wrong doing, they might be a little less lik