COVID didn't do this; We did 1/4
1. No data supported day care workers wearing cloth masks w infants all day
2. Masking kids 2-4 was contradicted by WHO, but American Peds Assc. did it anyway
3. Keeping kids without playdates had no data
4. We closed playgrounds!
I once saw an incredible lecture in Berkeley by a historian of science, one of the best talks I have ever seen. He started his talk sitting on the desk amongst a huge pile of physics textbooks from history, each in its day "the best textbook of its time."
@zachtratar Wait till Neuralink's 🧠 implants. Orders of magnitude more data transferred instantly to your 🧠. Psychology is quickly becoming 1st order effect
SF government caused housing shortages first, now they’re working on food. If they could they’d do the same with air.
The recipe is always the same: impose price controls or regulations that reduce supply, then blame others for the crisis they created.
Some of my college friends have $90k+ in student loans they don’t pay in lieu of vacations to Cabo, Airbnbs in the mountains every weekend, new clothes, looking hip on Instagram
Then there’s me, doing due diligence
So if student loan forgiveness happens I’ll be prettyyyy upset
Peak California liberalism is painting a mural honoring a 16 year-old climate activist within a year of her rise to prominence while spending the last 20 years refusing to build the dense multifamily housing we need to actually reduce our impact on the environment.
Colleges are buying SAT takers names, marketing to low scorers, all to boost rejections and juice their already low acceptance rates to get higher US News rankings
Incentives drive unintended consequences: all the world’s not a stage, but a game https://t.co/uOozgfGxYo