Avicenna

test in production:

welp turns out it actually works fine, suck it losers

test: assert I before II

good to go

Guy thinks being the CEO of a company that does research is the same thing as doing the research itself. He is not even the last corresponding author (that is where PIs in natural sciences almost always put their names), he had to put him self as both the first author and the corresponding author. It must suck to work for him.

https://www.jmir.org/2019/10/e16194

linear in size

well enough to fool me and feast on my body as it seems

“I have nothing to hide” is as only as good as what the government thinks is illegal. And that may be far from reasonable and can change very quickly, just look at US or UK.

trolling someone

have been there though I first try

printf(“HERE1”)

printf(“here”) printf(“here1”)

printf(“here2”)

I think we are strongly geared towards survival with lots of cost cutting measures. Going with the option that best suits our mental state is probably a side effect of that.

Yea agreed. When shitty science is given as a reference then it becomes much harder to critically judge something but at least it is not a huge amount of work to see that there is conflicting scientific data on a topic. It is a huge effort to try to gauge which one is more credible. And it does not even have to be agenda driven. It can just be bad science, science driven by strong priors. Then you really have to be an expert on the topic to be able to spot the weaknesses in that study. Luckily however most outrageously stupid statements made by politicians/billionaires and a huge body of online disinformation content don’t even refer to existing science (if it doesn’t give any references to scientific statements, assume it does not exist or ask for links) and are easy to pick apart by realizing the blatant contradictions in their statements.

if you get too close, they will poke you with tiny bee spears too

the problem is that critical thinking should be a reflex and not a mental effort

don’t merge and drive

I think people (I foremost) should train the skills to skip tutorials/articles that are %80 not understandable (to the particular reader in question, not generally) rather than obsessing over them.

history | grep then !cmd no

prevalence of cancer has increased ∞% since 0 BC

Now consider this to coldplay concert where they urged the crowd to send love to Charlie Kirk’s family lol.

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US is in a situation where even the Chinese government can make fun of how undemocratic it is. I think this explains a lot.