Pulverized, it may even be possible to hit the IC90. Routinely taken at doses up to 2g and very well tolerated for short spans of time.
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Dec 11, 2021 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
I have been toward the pessimistic end of the scale in my 'rona takes, and mostly borne out. But here is an incomplete list of things I never would have guessed would be true at T+2 years in:
1) That IPAC people would still be die-harding in denial about airborne spread.
2) That millions of people would continue to voluntarily die rather than take a vaccine.
3) That virologists would still be spouting bosh about evolution toward mildness and T cell protection.
Oct 17, 2021 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
I can confirm from a non-programmer perspective that this point generalizes: working as a cook I went from neophyte dishpit recruit to sous-chef in the span of a few years because I spent more effort than 95% of my peers on optimizing frequent tasks for speed.
As an apprentice electrician (~2yrs exp) I'm now trusted with journeyman-level work and have been told by multiple people that I'll be running jobs the moment I've got my red seal, for exactly the same reason: high (speed * accuracy) factor. It's one of the most portable skills.
Oct 16, 2021 • 14 tweets • 3 min read
Lordy, the quantity theory of money just needs to die already.
On the one hand PQ ~ M is necessarily true, but the way it's presented always implies that it is M that drives P and not the other way around. Wicksell showed that was wrong in 1898 and the case has not improved.
If you never bother to inquire into the mechanism by which M changes, you might believe this; once you discover that M is determined completely by bank loans, and ask what determines the volume of bank credit, it becomes obvious that PQ drives M.
