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by vectorwhat 10y ago
Who believes in puppies and rainbows? lol A sustainable insurance market is also obtainable without genetic information. In fact, without any patient information at all. Information allows segmenting the population to allow for diverse prem
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by vectorwhat 10y ago
Why? A medical degree is mostly a marathon of hard work and dedication. Laudable. I couldn't do it. But does it take wits? The medical researcher probably. The person who figures out the dosage, maybe. But the person who through rote
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by vectorwhat 10y ago
Because it MY data. It's voluntary now, but will it always be? You're a free market guy. What would you say about insurance companies deciding they'll only cover people who release all their data to them. Now I don't hav
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by vectorwhat 10y ago
I don't. But you avoided his entire second question.
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by vectorwhat 10y ago
Im so healthy my doctor told me I need to drink more and consume more salt. I don't need HR knowing anything about my health. F them and F crypto-fascists who argue this is a good thing.
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by vectorwhat 10y ago
First there are many countries in Western Europe with no significant colonial history. Greece for example. Italy's colonial history is insignificant. As to being glad that we grew up in Western Europe during the cold war, I have an Alb
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by vectorwhat 10y ago
From your document it seems that the researchers ignored the most energy intensive part of the process! From your document: "Purifying and crystallizing the silicon are the most energy-consumptive parts of the solar-cell manufacturing
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by vectorwhat 10y ago
I'd like to see the math myself. I have the suspicion that there's funny math involved, like when the nuclear industry forgets the cost of warehousing nuclear waste for 100 000 years. My most pressing question is how the capital c
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by vectorwhat 10y ago
So instead of 1/3 the land area 1/1000. That's insane. That's absolutely insane. Yellowstone national park is 1/1000 of the US' surface area.