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  1. Apr 26

    Slightly sickened by each new "trust" set up to invest in only form of money that can be held in large amounts *w/o* trusted 3rd parties.

  2. Apr 24

    Is there anything to prevent traders from bypassing prediction market fees with outside contracts that use the market oracle signatures?

  3. Retweeted
    Apr 23

    ah yes "dead people," the secret downside to bombing a country

  4. Apr 22

    2/ e.g. insulin resistance syndrome and resulting glycation damage from persistently high blood glucose levels

  5. Apr 22

    1/ Could modern epidemics of obesity, heart disease, Alzheimer’s and many cancers be caused by a shift to diets high in sucrose/fructose?

  6. Retweeted
    Apr 21

    Before you cheer, remember that if the White House can prosecute , they can prosecute other publishers. And it seems they want to:

  7. Retweeted
    Apr 20

    Yes, since Trump won, most major media outlets made a huge, flamboyant showing that they want leaks of top secret docs to publish.

  8. Retweeted
    Apr 19

    These headphones were one of my favorite consumer products, ever. Fuck you, . You have betrayed my trust.

  9. Retweeted

    Launching the world's first computable data repository—and making data publishing really work...

  10. Retweeted
    Apr 20

    FYI: $100 invested in S&P500 on 1/1/72 would have become $114 by 1/1/82 but because USD lost 60% of purch. power, $114=$45 in real terms.

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    Apr 19

    : Millions of people protesting against in now.

  13. Apr 19

    India's continued cash shortage makes demonetization look suspiciously like an effective banking bailout

  14. Apr 18
    Replying to

    Any representative system of democracy seems vulnerable to this. Result is initially well intentioned groups coherently supporting evil.

  15. Apr 18
    Replying to

    The deep failure of democracy seems to be commitment bias. People are quick to abandon their own conscience to support group coherence.

  16. Apr 18
    Replying to

    Sadly, I witnessed this same reversal of anti-war position with Obama supporters...

  17. Apr 18
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    If you judge a policy by which politician supports it, then by what means do you judge a politician without circular reasoning?

  18. Apr 18

    I've noticed people who said they supported Trump for being anti-war are now supporting his pro-war policies.

  19. Retweeted
    Feb 26

    1/ You can tell what is constraining someone in life by who they judge

  20. Apr 15

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