Not in a sustainable way.
Immigration is only viable as long as the countries of origin are so bad to live in so it's "better" to migrate. This is not really a world we want, is it?
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Not in a sustainable way.
Immigration is only viable as long as the countries of origin are so bad to live in so it's "better" to migrate. This is not really a world we want, is it?
Is it though?
For many of our current societies I would say that we have failed to distribute the available resources. And even more so if we look at how we have failed distributing resources between societies and countries.
> Capitalism is a morally reprehensible way to distribute resources
Agreed!
The essence of my comment was that this text/test is not for me (one person of the general public) but more like a few leetcode-style questions for statisticians.
Your attempt to explain what I didn't understand just proves my point as I don't really understand what you are saying either.
And that's ok: this is just not for me! (And that's why I deleted my original comment)
So it has to do with the mismatch between yourself (including the accommodations in place for you), the world and whatever is considered a reasonable life for a person in that world.
Anyway, back on topic: I wonder if there are 2 specific neurodivergencies going on that got wrapped up into ADHD, but only one actually has to do with executive functioning and serotonin (the 70% that get helped by amphetamines) while the other has to do with sensory and body awareness stuff.
If they have high enough co-morbidity or are weirdly co-morbid so that we never see the body stuff unless the person has ADHD we might have a difficult time seeing them as 2 different things that might be close by brain-location or gene-expression or something.
There are murmurs around me about celiac disease being related to ADHD and autism so that would be another thing in the neurodivergent body area
I don't really disagree with you but I wonder how the thwarted sense of "my body in the world" is so connected to ADHD while not being connected at all to executive functioning (which in my perception is what amphetamines help with).
My guess is that real rich people love public funded stuff as it's basically free for them.
Most people like working societies and a huge part of that is reliable infrastructure.
There must be something I'm not understanding about "izakaya culture", because that just sounds like hanging with friends without a specific activity planned so you just talk shit, have a drink and eat (whether at home or different places around town), maybe someone breaks out a pack of cards?
If there is no web-search, only googling, it doesn't matter how bad the results are for the user as long as the customer gets what they paid for.
The article talks about the proportions between water and sodium, while you are talking about just filling up the tank with both.
I too drink water with sodium (and a few other salts) to relieve oncoming migraines but this has to be something else than the article is talking about.
Nice little rabbit hole to keep me occupied for a few days, thx <3
Especially since I'm home with the flu ;)
Although I prefer not being in direct sunlight I'm still in sunlight every day.
Interesting how sunlight is helpful, do you know/think it is the light in itself, vitamin D, both or something else?
My mistake, which in hindsight is obvious: I spent 3 days with a person at the end of their flu :)
Still worth!
Oh, well, I don't really mind, it is one of the few times I rest and don't keep chipping away at my todo-list.
It sucks too though, because I also had plans with friends and it's harder to make new plans since many of my friends are teachers and start working soon, around the 20th.
It just warms my heart to see the (A)GPL being used in the same way that seeing a friendly gesture, a patient caretaker, punks, hippies, queers or other things I associate with kindness and community building in the wild.
It's a "small" thing to do that tells me that you're not just waiting for VC but actually really care about your work and the world.
(I'm not saying that MIT or other similar licences are used exclusively by people that don't care, I understand that sometimes you just don't have the bandwidth)
It's my understanding that we (as a spieces) are far from understanding what intelligence is and how it works in our selves.
How are we going to model an unknown in a way that allows us to write software that logically represents it?
The reason was so I could write something completely unrelated...
I was hoping this was a strategy to counter stochastic terrorism, that would have been neat to read about and somehow transparency seems like a good starting point.
If I'm wrong I apologise for reading too much into it but if I'm right please add context.
In many places the only help you get with ADHD are amphetamines while autism can give access to a range of resources and accomodations.
Unfortunately it is often difficult to receive help without diagnosis.