aeon @AeonCoin

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aeon @AeonCoin

13 hours ago

@pistondonda @TheMindScourge It's owned by the same parent company. The founder is the chairman and largest shareholder.

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14 hours ago

@1theh1ddentruth @cremieuxrecueil Yikes, you're right. I replied to the wrong post. Sorry

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16 hours ago

@1theh1ddentruth @cremieuxrecueil I brought up transmission to explain why the unvaccinated rate is not a valid control, as you were trying to claim.

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@1theh1ddentruth @cremieuxrecueil Again wrong. I didn't claim it was independently verified, merely plausible. Which is why the study, wisely, doesn't rely on it. You likewise can't rely on it to invalidate the study. It's simply an uncontrolled variable with no relevance.

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16 hours ago

@1theh1ddentruth @cremieuxrecueil No, the point is you can't prove the study is flawed by pointing to the unvaccinated rate when there is mechanism that plausibly makes the unvaccinated rate a dependent variable, even if the study itself doesn't rely on it.

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16 hours ago

@1theh1ddentruth @cremieuxrecueil They can assume anything for purposes of a study, but that doesn't make it so in the real world.

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16 hours ago

@1theh1ddentruth @cremieuxrecueil Individual vaccination status is not necessarily relevant if the vaccine substantially reduces transmission, which it does.

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16 hours ago

@NatFilosof @cremieuxrecueil The former is not relevant if the vaccine substantially reduces transmission, which it does.

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17 hours ago

@krollshowhater @ed_dems @TheRealMarkGame What happens to state delegations that are evenly split (currently Minnesota and Colorado)?

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17 hours ago

@Bachweg7 @AlexEpstein @TrentTelenko Huge quantities of batteries have been deployed, almost all since 2020.

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18 hours ago

@woke8yearold A brain stuck on fixedpieism is a painful thing to see.

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2 days ago

@LoganDobson That's not a correct analysis, because all other conditions are not equal across the national average. The right question to ask is what would Loudon County's electricity costs be without the (or with fewer) data centers.

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2 days ago

@sensiblemoderat @SchizoLLC @StatisticUrban The issue is the structural deficit. If revenue and expenses both go up proportionally, the deficit goes up as well.

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2 days ago

@HistoryBoomer Many of them had already served out their terms, or didn't get prison time at all. If the goal were just to let people out prison, commutations would have sufficed.

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2 days ago

@GreenPlusAnE

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3 days ago

@dilanesper I wouldn't quite call those externalities. They're inefficiencies in existing systems that were occluded by adjacent costs that become revealed when those adjacent costs decline.

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3 days ago

@therobstoddard @TrisH0x2A Limited to length 256 is a significant restriction.

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3 days ago

@RockChartrand The poor did not get richer in this chart. They recently got back to about where they were prior to 2005, after a couple of decades of being literally poorer.