The fact that this is sensible, inevitable, and the way forward for medical procedures doesn't reduce any of the horror of watching a human being operated on by a machine. It's like 1984 meets the dentist.
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I have a lot of theories about how despair goes viral in English speaking places. I’ll just share this tidbit, from an analysis of 170 years of American news coverage.
We really are living in an era of negativity-poisoned discourse that is (*empirically*) historically unique.
Long live the imposters!
Every so often I write down some of my experiences, startups and programs.
Then read it, and think who is this guy. I just gave myself imposter syndrome.
With a valid question, where is your lambo?
> I got wiped out and had to start again.
I have failed more than most people even try, but I’ve also had successes and Im a better entrepreneur everyday.
We all have imposter syndrome!
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"If you disappear for a year, when you come back, the world hasn’t ’moved on’ as much as you thought it would"
one of many gems here
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I think I got distracted by the dancing, but I stared at this like a magic eye picture for a about 30 seconds before I got it!
I find great comfort in the fact that I'm not the only manchild who thinks this sounds like the perfect day.
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I wonder if one day there will be media nutritionists
Where you hand over your media history and they tell you how to improve it to reduce ignorance and outrage and to inspire.
Kids- Just say no to TikTok
Adults - keep your tv news below 10 mins daily
Etc
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Every day on social media I'm reminded that only a small fraction of people seem able to understand the idea of tradeoffs.
The question is almost never, is X a nice thing to do.
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Is anyone in European government ashamed and embarrassed about the cookie banner thing?
This is even more true for Australia than the US.
Climate debates are often stuck in 2010. But there's no longer a tradeoff between economic growth and stopping climate change. In fact, thanks to technology, the two goals now go together!
noahpinion.blog/p/our-climat…
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very hard to do something novel for the first time; orders of magnitude easier to copy something that is known to be possible.
conviction is either extremely difficult, or free.
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A Volvo engineer named Nils Bohlin invented the three-point seatbelt, but Volvo gave away the patent to other manufacturers because it had more value as a free life-saving tool.
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The only reason we look back at the past so fondly is that we know things ended. The present always feels more scary because it’s unresolved and live
The SID chip its finest: listen to this with headphones and it'll blow your mind. Last Ninja 2, 1988. youtube.com/watch?v=XrCK38ad…



















