It doesn't matter how many studies there are that show the good effects of GMO, people will still oppose them, and mostly for irrational reasons. Furthermore, they will ignore the times when natural foods are harmful or when non-gmo has ended up with poisonous foods. Again, for mostly irrational reasons.
I suppose there's privacy, but I get pretty good privacy from my CC company (albeit lousy privacy from the Credit Agencies, but those are different companies).
fwiw you shouldn't expect Bitcoin to be anonymous. Even if a transaction currently can't be traced, the record is public forever (by design) and in the future new techniques may be found to trace bitcoin ownership (as has already happened).
That's good because the tool found in that link has trouble with idioms and also has trouble distinguishing want/will/can. Almost every sentence I tried had problems, sometimes simple problems that shouldn't even be hard.
It's a tenuous connection. Today it was sunny in Tokyo but rainy in Stockton. They're on the same planet, but there isn't much of a connection.
Maybe this climate event is of similar tenuousness. Watch them make a prediction based on this data and see what the result is, and that will strengthen the confidence in a connection.
Clearly you don't have any evidence otherwise. Right now Google is winning the AI race, Facebook has a decent the, and Microsoft just keeps making jokes. No good AI research has come out of there sinc e clippy.
They are very much NOT leftist, NOT liberal, NOT progressive. Those words have all become meaningless,
They were meaningless a century ago, if not more. Political parties are all about choosing a side and helping "your side" win. Partisans have a bad name for that reason.
Yeah, they underestimated our greed to get more stuff. If you ask most people if they'd take a 50% pay cut in exchange for a 20 hour work week, most would say "No."
Cultural/moral progress didn't change this state of affairs. Technological improvements did. Labor tools and techniques greatly increased our productive capacity, to the point where it was tenable to built a city entirely on paid labor provided by workers who chose their profession. Once such things were possible, only then did the moral potential of humanity found its expression.
That's kind of a depressing thought. Morals follow money.
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I'm against GMO's until the owners of said GMO's stop trying to sue the shit out of farmers for incidental cross pollenization of crops
No one has done that. You're a victim of propaganda. If you're talking about Bowman v Monsanto, it wasn't incidental cross pollenization.
The worst is people who favor organic fertilizer without thinking. That shit makes people sick. Literally.
It doesn't matter how many studies there are that show the good effects of GMO, people will still oppose them, and mostly for irrational reasons. Furthermore, they will ignore the times when natural foods are harmful or when non-gmo has ended up with poisonous foods. Again, for mostly irrational reasons.
God will save them. Or natural selection will intervene, anyway. (They're the same thing right?)
. For instance, Bezos and other managers at Amazon take a 2-day call center training class annually
Wow, that's actually kind of amazing.
I suppose there's privacy, but I get pretty good privacy from my CC company (albeit lousy privacy from the Credit Agencies, but those are different companies).
fwiw you shouldn't expect Bitcoin to be anonymous. Even if a transaction currently can't be traced, the record is public forever (by design) and in the future new techniques may be found to trace bitcoin ownership (as has already happened).
With UEFI, you already shouldn't trust a used computer. That stuff is heavily insecure and difficult to detect.
That's good because the tool found in that link has trouble with idioms and also has trouble distinguishing want/will/can. Almost every sentence I tried had problems, sometimes simple problems that shouldn't even be hard.
Right. This study didn't show that the two effects were connected by climate change. It only showed that they happened at the same time.
Future research might show that they were both caused by climate change. Or not, we don't know, that's why it's future research.
It's a tenuous connection. Today it was sunny in Tokyo but rainy in Stockton. They're on the same planet, but there isn't much of a connection.
Maybe this climate event is of similar tenuousness. Watch them make a prediction based on this data and see what the result is, and that will strengthen the confidence in a connection.
At least the overtones window is widening. Free speech is a good thing. The more people can participate, the better.
Clearly you don't have any evidence otherwise. Right now Google is winning the AI race, Facebook has a decent the, and Microsoft just keeps making jokes. No good AI research has come out of there sinc e clippy.
Microsoft AI has mostly been a joke so far. They want people to use their cloud platform, though.
Musk has never been involved in any company that hurt consumers by pretending not to be a bank in an attempt to avoid regulation. Never. Really!
In real life they do cause accidents.
They are very much NOT leftist, NOT liberal, NOT progressive. Those words have all become meaningless,
They were meaningless a century ago, if not more. Political parties are all about choosing a side and helping "your side" win. Partisans have a bad name for that reason.
Imagine having to obey Singapore's littering laws in the United States.
Sounds good to me!
You then discarded it in a public area in the United States.
What a jerk.
Maybe because the people running the site don't want to worry about being extradited, or arrested every time they enter an airport.
Yeah, they underestimated our greed to get more stuff. If you ask most people if they'd take a 50% pay cut in exchange for a 20 hour work week, most would say "No."
Oh? With people like you, maybe it's BETTER if the robots take over. Be an optimist.
That's such a negative thought. I don't like your negativity.
How did you manage to swing a 20 hour work week?
Many weavers starved as they did not have skills in tending the new machines
That's a lie, and you made it up. Potato farmers starved to death, yes.
Obligatory interview with Marc Andreessen, creator of Netscape.
Cultural/moral progress didn't change this state of affairs. Technological improvements did. Labor tools and techniques greatly increased our productive capacity, to the point where it was tenable to built a city entirely on paid labor provided by workers who chose their profession. Once such things were possible, only then did the moral potential of humanity found its expression.
That's kind of a depressing thought. Morals follow money.