#FUNDAMENTAL

Stonekettle

Stonekettle

I agree with this. But, also with this whole idiotic issue: So what if sexual orientation WAS a choice? It's not. But what if it was? So?So fucking what? Isn't

Patrick McKenzie

patio11

A lot of founders choose markets based on the availability heuristic, which tends to overconcentrate brainsweat in predictable places. Some of them make for poor businesses specifically because they're interesting

Philippe Lemoine

phl43

The most common way in which political bias affects research is by influencing definitions and what questions people ask. If you don't think this is real, I suggest you read

Christian Adib كريستيان أديب

AdibChristian

Let me add to this: my thesis advisor at MIT was Israeli, and I have made many Israeli friends while living in the US, as many Lebanese people do. Does

Bishop Tisserant Quindeleone

RobertoGRamos2

My dear brethren, we are going through a pandemic. One that is invisible to us. But there is another pandemic we’re going through as well, a war of some proportions,

Aren R. LeBrun

proustmalone

A majority of the “self help” industry is just hucksters teaching people how to withstand the depravities and mind-numbing tedium and spiritual emptiness of modern day capitalism. And while we’re

Glendalough

Ciaran61215770

1/4Liberalism defines people as simply property-owners, narcissistic self-owners, choosers & consumers. However, our natural orientation is to something outside ourselves fundamental to our being.Liberalism, by contrast, denies the impo

Austin

austingcommons

It’s striking to me that the squabbling among the US armed services about their roles in a Pacific conflict is taking place around the anniversary of the Falklands War. The

Anosognosiogenesis

pookleblinky

Hot take: Noether's Theorem is more useful than any of the physics Newton discovered.Emmy Noether to a large extent created the modern framework of how to think about conservation and

Aaron Hanlon

AaronRHanlon

1) Some thoughts on a phenomenon: The academic who openly advocates against other academic disciplines. ... 2) I understand why some academics would think their subject is more important or

Ben Goertzel

bengoertzel

0) So, cool — Wolfram is hypothesizing our universe is a bunch of discrete relations defining a hypergraph, and it works via graph rewriting ruleshttps://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2020/04/finally-we-may-have-a-path-to-the-fundamental-theory-of-phys

Dr Rakib Ehsan

rakibehsan

Out of the very many social tensions in the UK, the white British intra-ethnic class conflict between metropolitan social liberalism in the core cities, and culturally conservative working-class communities in

Rich MacLehose

RMaclehose

Pains me to say it, but @ProfMattFox made a good point yesterday about the difference between ID methods and non-ID methods. I was thinking about that on my dog walk

Erik Voeten

ErikVoeten

Fascinating and important decision by the German Constitutional Court on climate change. A few quick thoughts from an IL/IR perspectivehttps://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/29/world/europe/germany-high-court-climate-change-youth.html First, IPCC

Akado 👨‍🌾🌽

AkadoSang

I just published Fundamental Analysis: DeFi as a Catalyst for a New Cryptocurrency Boomhttps://link.medium.com/vB3veb32q4 $MKR, $SNX, $RUNE, $KNC and $LEND mentioned on this one. Enjoy First part has started: #Defi

Margarita

margaritaevna95

“Detail is not everything” is often repeated by modern art defenders. But most modern artists lack the technical skill to build the ~soul~ of a piece. Here is some concept