if you start looking at almonds, it seems like there's too much dark money in almonds? For example, here's a water policy expert who thinks a lot about CA water policy discussing the impact of almonds on CA https://onthepublicrecord.org/2015/05/05/turning-the-tables-on-almonds/ … https://onthepublicrecord.org/2015/04/17/more-almonds-make-them-prove-they-have-the-water-first/ …https://onthepublicrecord.org/2008/12/17/i-dont-even-like-wine/ …
What fraction of people care enough about homeless to donate money? I doubt it's even 10%, so at least 1 more order of magnitude there. And he's talking about a one-time donation. If you want to convert that to an annuity, that's another 1.5 orders of magnitude.
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Your reply kind of illustrates my point, SSC, like other generalist blogs, is full of reasonable sounding things that often fall apart if you're familiar with what's being discussed.
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You can feel like you've learned something when you don't know much about the topics being discussed, but at some point you have to start getting a little suspicious about the topics you're not familiar with based on seeing multiple order of magnitude errors everywhere else.
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