@MrStephenHowson West Ham did they what they had to do, slow it down, leave no space and play physical. The game clearly suited Sesko a lot more than Amad who got brushed aside too often. Pushing hard for the win until the last minute is a good sign though.
@StretfordPaddck Burnley lucky to get a draw. United played quicker, riskier one touch football which is good to see. However, team should have slowed it down before Burnley equalised, a lot of lossed possession from own half creating dangerous turnovers
@bandq_help
I sent a complaint by email about my customer experience at a B&Q store in Beckton E66LG on Thursday 7th of August and got not reply... Do you not care about your customers?
@VivaLongevity What’s wrong with this illustration isn’t so much the ingredients (minus that thing that looks like tofu 🤢) but the proportions. Beef, cheese and eggs should occupy 3/4 of the plate. Leaves are just decoration.
@SBakerMD This Bovaer issue has elements of “trust the science” & “global warming” & “cow farts” & “producer owned by Black Rock and State” & “regulatory capture”. I’ll boycott.
@TheEconomist When Musk announced the redundancies with Twitter/X, MSM was forecasting its total collapse. Yet here you are today tweeting about Trump on X to stay relevant 🤔
@DeadlineDayLive I doubt this is what happened, as it would go against the well established principles that govern offer & acceptance. If it did, then De Gea can sue.
@MaajidNawaz I have to search your name in the search bar to see your posts. Today I typed your name wrong (Majid Nawaz instead of Maajid Nawaz) and couldn’t see you despite subscribing. Thought you were banned for a second.
@fakehistoryhunt@adhi_kusumo There is no evidence either way of who built for e.g. the pyramids of the Giza plateau, nor when and how. The advanced skills and technology involved would suggest not only that slaves isn’t the answer, but probably not 4th dynasty pharaohs either.
"The science isn't strong enough".
Watch the moment an unvaccinated hospital consultant challenges Health Secretary Sajid Javid over the government's policy of compulsory COVID jabs for NHS staff.
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@nntaleb Also the pre-covid contract example is not helpful IMHO, because common law case law established a default rule that the loss lies where it falls: getting a refund bc of force majeure isn’t easy if not anticipated in writing
@nntaleb I disagree. Smart contracts limit the need for a third party enforcer but would still require an “oracle” for contingencies.
The real analogy is with liquidated damages, not with frustration of contract or force majeure. Blockchain does not do away with judges.
@bogsnorkeler@nntaleb Agreed. And how can you even at this early stage measure the benefit compared to an estimated risk?
First principle of the Hippocratic oath is do no harm. But N.Taleb is not a doctor, yet recommends the vaccine in general based on stats?