DigiMortal

America is awesome, I appreciate and know how lucky we are to be here.

New Zealand arrests individuals that violate their censor laws. And NZ is considered western and advanced.

^ do the mod's censor your comments? I'm seeing a trend on your account

Staples is doing much better than Office Depot in their space, but both companies are way more focused on their B2B delivery side of the business. They stopped caring about retail side years ago, though what Office Depot did was slimy

Tear down that wall!

....WSJ!

I'm into it, we are living at the dawn of amazing technology surrounding these topics.

I consider Neuralink the most important concept company in the world

I'd consider a few things:

What is the product/service that will generate revenue? - The "start up" is bringing that to the market - So they're developing, or working to get that product or product pipeline to the market - That can come in various stages, the company survives this developing stage through various funding (like that series A $) - I'd consider, are they generating revenue? margins are looking like? P&L / forecasting future sales revenue measuring with margins and profitability - Size really depends on what is going on, 50 people can mean several things...

So really, I'd consider it out of start up mode once there is a viable product that can be taken/sold in the market and bring in revenue.

I think once it's out there, once $ starts coming in, the company may still grow and hire more or expand and all that, but that's generally a good sign

My answer seems more vague now that I've read it, but its all about the $$$, healthy P&L, and forecasted revenue!

Taking a step back, doesn't that just reduce demand with enough "millennials" that do not have that purchasing power? Or will rich foreigners come in and buy it all up and rent it out to us poor millennials?

I'm trying to learn more about this industry and the growing applications that will evolve over the next several decades. It's awesome stuff.

Thanks for sharing!!

Dumb, this is a waste management issue almost 100%

"No one knows what cards you have. All they know is the information that you convey. I think that’s a very valuable thing to remember in any negotiation."

Censorship is evil, facebook sucks, whats new

Ideally, high ceilings and light are great. A hybrid office type is the best. Offering several different work areas has most advantages.

I like to think of my college library, areas open and no noise restrictions. Other areas closed off/private for hard focus. Some private rooms for group meetings, private rooms for individual work.

Mobile technology has been a great thing, offering all that extra flexibility

Hi, I am on my third week of 30mg each morning, 7-8am is when I take it, never after 8am. I was diagnosed at 23 but didn't start until 26.

Sides during first week or so: increase in blood pressure, slightly higher heart rate, decreased appetite, teeth grinding, could feel a "crash" in late afternoon, some difficulty sleeping ~1030pm

After the second week: unsure about blood pressure, body has adjusted some and I believe it to be more normal now. Heart rate still increases slightly, appetite still suppressed throughout the day (I eat a banana early and try and get ~20g protein by noon), not getting those "Crashes" that i had first week (or if anything, not so bad), I can sleep now and I am aware of the teeth grind thing but that has definately decreased.

Overall I think body adjusted to this well, may consider 40mg instead of 30mg. Don't think i'll go over 40mg personally. The focus benefit throughout the day really helps me with my productivity

Oh I should note I kept drinking coffee during all of this. When I first started (with those sides) I went from 4 to 2 cups a day. Now I'm back at around 3ish cups a day.

Idk if that helps, overall I feel great

I have not heard of these, I'm trying 30mg vyvanse and am finding increased focus for ~6-8 hours after onset

I found this to be insightful and helpful. Thank you for sharing.

Don't totally mean to sound rude about it, but institutionalized religion, like the Catholic Church, approaches these topics fundamentally in the wrong way in my opinion.

I could get into it, but honestly fuck these places and people running them. They've been a large factor in what I would consider "holding back" the human race and evolution of technology in the modern age..

I recently asked a Priest if a sentient artificially made intelligent system (AGI) could have a baptism, a conscious thing, would get through Turing test, all that...

His reply was short "absolutely not" ....I think he considers humans "playing god" to be satanic

What does Chomsky propose, (economically/socially) in the coming age of automation, is he into UBI?

I believe most people will be subjected as a "non-capital, "non-equity" class, consumers at the base. How will they consume? purchasing power of consumption?

Man the future looks interesting...definitely gearing up for major societal changes, this is uncharted territory with technology

This saddens me as I wonder how much time it will take? As my name states I'd like to establish a connection to the human brain and digitalize it, though the mystery of consciousness is something I cannot grasp right now

Well I'll give your point that some of my comments may be short and lack substance. I'll add into more going forward

Just because it's not five paragraphs doesn't mean it doesn't have substance

No, share it all, let the information run free

They're arresting people for sharing the video

This is fucked

I personally know some that have paid 100k+ to get into ivy league school

When I was 13, I used to wear a shirt that said "If it's too loud, you're too old!"

...lol, yeah well now I take care of my ears. 13 year old me played Slipknot as loud as possible and thought I was impressing everyone around me.

cringecringe yeahyeah

I just started Vyvanse today, maybe give it a try? It's not a "magic pill" but rather a supplement to help.

It's 2500 and everyone is laughing about the climate panic of the early 21st century

Man, I'm a bagholder with APHB, a company that develops this. Actually now would be a great entry point, but like all small cap bios - risky!

At this point, i haven't actively used facebook for several years. I linger to stay somewhat connected to some family, some old lost friends, all that. But nothing totally active, It's lost (to me)

Not so related, but damn my dad was right about read everything that you can, the more you read the better. I'm finding new insights, through reading more and more. This site provides great links to read more and more. I hope to continue this path