Question 27
Platitudes can be righteously mined forever.
The National Geographic Society has recognized a new ocean, called the Southern Ocean, around Antarctica, because it is a distinct body of water with its unique characteristics.
The esteemed academic and Moscow University graduate, Saule Omarova, appeared in a 2019 documentary, 'Assholes: A Theory,' in which she called finance “a quintessential asshole industry.” In the film, she spoke of the law as a way to reduce the economic rewards for self-serving behavior. This lady just gets creepier and creepier. Are you sure this is the best we can do? And, if it is, maybe we should change how we pick these powerful people.
And while we're on the topic, should we change the basics of the flow of capital in the most successful economic engine in the history of mankind? That would be a pretty radical experiment, right? And what is it about any of these leaders, the Moscow University grad included, that makes anyone feel they are up to the task? And if they are up to it, what if it doesn't work?
Kids are getting their Halloween costumes together, and this year there's a particularly spooky one going around: some kids are wearing a popular new mask that depicts a human face not wearing a mask.--The BeeThe Virus: Over one in five US adults believe that the risk of hospitalization is 50% according to a Gallup survey, whereas it is actually less than 1% for most of the population. The estimated age-specific infection fatality rate is very low for children and younger adults (e.g., 0.002% at age 10 and 0.01% at age 25) but increases progressively to 0.4% at age 55, 1.4% at age 65, 4.6% at age 75, and 15% at age 85.
Zhang argues that government competes for talent to the detriment of the culture. 'The reason some countries are undeveloped is not that they lack entrepreneurial resources; it is because their entrepreneurial talents have been allocated to the government or to other nonproductive sectors.'
I regret I have seen such little talent in government that I can not corroborate this.
Are eugenicists 'following the science?'
There's always somebody willing to fix the ovens at Auschwitz.There are probably a lot of opinions you could offer here but the main one is that science often attracts people unlike you and me. And, by the necessity of self-preservation, at least, we should always be on guard.
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