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@honest_math I dont understand. Are u trying to emphasize diversification outweighs stock picking for monetary value of the portfolio?

Fine tuning your compass is a waste of time if your map is upside down. Get the big stuff right. The small stuff is fun, too, but it’s not nearly as scientific as some folks might have you believe.

@unusual_whales Andes virus, the strain involved in a recent cruise ship outbreak, is the only hantavirus confirmed to spread from person to person, typically through very close, prolonged contact such as sharing a cabin, caring for a sick person, or direct exposure to bodily fluids.

BREAKING: Passenger with hantavirus was briefly on board a KLM aircraft in Johannesburg, per KLM

@karkha @triggerpod Although there is no hard definition for critical thinking (CT). WS certainly displays most agreed upon structures of CT. That is he judges the quality of evidence, arguments, and logic and attempts to set aside personal biases.

@triggerpod If you're asking Warren Smith to do critical thinking you've lost the way right at the beginning.

"Microaggressions… don’t require evidence because it’s subconscious." Warren Smith explains how a student who “doesn’t show up to class” and “doesn’t do any assignments” suddenly couldn’t be held accountable after accusations of racism. “Why is it that one of the most progressive left-wing schools in the country is suddenly racist or white supremacist? It just doesn’t make any sense.” Watch this clip.

@JEShannon3 @triggerpod "Perceived harm and demonstrable harm aren’t the same thing" True but throw a few bs measures in and they change perceived into demonstrated.

Perceived harm and demonstrable harm aren’t the same thing. One is “I experienced this negatively.” The other is “here’s the measurable consequence.” A system stops functioning fairly once it treats subjective interpretation as self-validating evidence. That drift usually looks like: perception → presumption → immunity from scrutiny At that point, some claims no longer have to prove themselves before consequences are applied.

@triggerpod Test-Retest Reliability-"Correlation coefficients for the IAT typically range from .40 to .60. For context, a "gold standard" clinical test (like an IQ test) usually sits above .80."-chatgpt

@triggerpod "Microaggressions dont require evidence" The IAT, co-created by Banaji and Greenwald, is widely criticized for having poor test-retest reliability and low replicability, meaning it often yields inconsistent results when administered to the same individual multiple time

@FoodProfessor If true about the 4B a year shortfall so far, expect a 2.7 B plus windfall when the people stop taking ozempic or tirzepatide as the weight piles back on...

"The “Ozempic effect” has reduced food industry sales by about $4 Billion a year so far. Absolutely astonishing."

@Chan_x_CNM @codek_tv how do u know that the 5,12 angle is a right angle? How do u know that the centers of the circles are 5 units apart?

@codek_tv 🍃🌱

What is the value of x ?

@mathhub_vn 11,12,13,15, 16,18,19...all no

A very useful math trick that you won't be taught in school.

@justinian1800 @VanIsleInvestor @ericnuttall Huh...I didnt realize hot chocolate created such high FCF, thanks.

@VanIsleInvestor @ericnuttall Claude...

Here is my best guess at @ericnuttall's Chart he just posted... "We believe that the average North American oil producer is discounting ~$70WTI, while the new floor price for WTI is $80 with meaningful further upside in the years ahead"

@RazorOil I got 5 of them there tickers, even post dumping my vermillion.

Massive earnings 24 hours we’ve got reports from Suncor $SU.TO, Spartan Delta $SDE.TO, Topaz $TPZ.TO, Greenfire $GFR.TO, Cenovus $CVE.TO, Strathcona $SCR.TO, Vermilion $VET.TO, Tenaz $TNZ.TO, Athabasca $ATH.TO, Surge $SGY.TO, Saturn $SOIL.TO, Tourmaline $TOU.TO, and Tamarack Valley $TVE.TO. Who are you watching? #LFG 🫡🪒

Earth Day’s Bad Bet Against Humanity open.substack.com/pub/humanprogr…

National Post nationalpost.com/news/canada/it… via @nationalpost Yes, but not for smoking crack on main street...

National Post nationalpost.com/news/canada/cr… via @nationalpost Another great canadian...

@TheBuckYouWill Whats the exact math eqn on that, anyone?

Immigration into Canada.

@ThomasSowell How does anyone, in this day and age, believe most govt policies are for the good of the people, instead of the section or totality of the govt that is implementing these policies?

@Rothmus It's great for the insurance companies though, upping premiums for the supposed potential climate catastrophies.

Entire industries made billions by being spectacularly wrong on nearly everything.

@wealthmoose @MarkJCarney He's following alinsky's plan, read rule 2...

🚨🇨🇦 34% of Canadians are now taking out loans just to eat. 🍞 Meanwhile, @MarkJCarney claims affordability is at a 10-year high. The math isn’t mathing, but the hunger is real. This is absolutely shameful. 🇨🇦 Repost this and 🏷️ @MarkJCarney #Canada #Cdnpoli

Mark Carney's sovereign wealth fund is a great, long overdue idea.

@MattGoerzen @sarobertsonca 2026-Canada ranked around 26th most indebted) out of 32 advanced OECD economies on general government gross debt.fraserinstitute.org =>6 countries have lower gross debt/GDP than Canada IMF and OECD data put gross debt at roughly 107–112% of GDP recently.oecd.org

@sarobertsonca 🤨 I want to see an effective and thoughtful opposition to the Carney Liberals, a party that uses facts effectively to critique government policies and keep them honest. We really need that. But this is not that.

POILIEVRE: "If you could just launch a business, produce resources, grow food, build homes, then the Prime Minister and those within his castle walls would be irrelevant ... Want to build a home or a pipeline? Kneel before the King and seek his good graces."