TIL Valujet was a low cost airline that was so famous for its cost cutting and safety issues that the DoD denied its bid to fly military personnel. It merged with (and renamed itself after) smaller Airtran, which later merged with Southwest.

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u/MajesticBread9147 — 22 days ago

TIL The first book on forensic science was written in the 13th century. It included a story of how a murder was solved by telling all suspects to bring their sickles to the town square, and watching as flies all descended on one due to the residue of flesh

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u/MajesticBread9147 — 1 month ago

TIL The music recognition app Shazam dates back to 2002 and started out as a service that a user would call, and would receive a text shortly afterwards if there was a match. Users were charged per-call or could pay for unlimited service, except during the initial launch on AT&T in America.

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u/MajesticBread9147 — 1 month ago
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TIL Voltaire wrote a sci-fi novella where a giant alien from a planet orbiting Sirius befriends a giant alien from Saturn after being banished from his home planet. They visit Earth and assume it's lifeless, only to be shocked to discover a 'microscopic' whale.

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u/MajesticBread9147 — 1 month ago

Europe still has 12 monarchies. Yet there aren't significant power struggles or conflicts over succession. Why is this?

And is there a reason they don't marry each other anymore? I know many were related to each other for a while, but I'm not sure if this is the case or not.

I know that most are NATO members so they aren't supposed to get in military conflict, but allies on paper try to influence each other or have disagreements all the time.

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u/MajesticBread9147 — 2 months ago

How can WFH be more productive if most industries benefit from economies of agglomeration?

Like, if Goldman Sachs didn't see a benefit from having their partners in Manhattan they would have moved operations to a LCOL decades ago, no? And there's a reason that companies and industries bunch up together in the same city.

Does it still produce a benefit if all employees are WFH in the same city? And wouldn't companies lose that benefit either way if employees move to cheaper areas?

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u/MajesticBread9147 — 2 months ago

East Coast cities like New York and Boston lost manufacturing to cheaper labor markets in the south & Midwest in the mid 20th century. Why is this not seen as "as bad" as manufacturing leaving the rust belt to China?

Or take office jobs. Some businesses are moving lower skill and less competitive office work to lower cost of living areas. For example Goldman Sachs is building their second largest office in Dallas rather than employing people in Manhattan. CACI moved most non-cleared roles from the DC area to Kentucky, and let's not forget all the companies moving from San Jose to Austin.

Besides the simple fact that American workers pay federal taxes no matter where they are, why is one seen as bad while the other seen as simple competition?

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u/MajesticBread9147 — 2 months ago

How easy is it for a foreigner to get Ritalin prescribed?

I am an American with ADHD and it looks like I'm unable to fill my prescription in time in the USA because it's "too early".

I know that my doctor's prescription isn't valid in Spain, but how hard would it be for a doctor to prescribe me the same thing so I have enough for my 2 week stay?

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u/MajesticBread9147 — 2 months ago
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Psychological help for roommate?

My roommate seems to be taking his current financial situation (behind on rent for the last few weeks and apparently been shorted by his employer) poorly idk wtf to do. He seems to be manic.

He was hollering and yelling in his room off and on since the early hours of the morning last night and he's back at it now. I don't know if he was on the phone for part of it but he then started talking to himself. And then he started screaming to me and himself about God, forgiveness, Jesus, and sin and pointing to something he wrote down about how "there's no such thing as a free lunch".

He showed me a bottle of Vyvanse (prescribed to him) and I don't know what to do. He's a tall African American male and I really don't want to call the police on him for his safety.

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u/MajesticBread9147 — 2 months ago

TIL in 1955; a man snuck a bomb in his mother's luggage to collect a life insurance policy killing everyone aboard. The bomber was only charged with his mother's murder because bombing airliners was not yet a crime. Eisenhower signed legislation making intentionally bombing airliners illegal in 1956

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u/MajesticBread9147 — 3 months ago
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The Leviathan Movement is a neo-fascist political organisation in Serbia. Initially, the movement only focused on animal rights issues, but moved on to anti-vaxx and anti-immigrant rhetoric and targeting of the Roma and LGBT communities.

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u/MajesticBread9147 — 3 months ago

TIL In the United States in 1970, 80% of manufacturing workers didn't have more than a high school education, and the majority of American manufacturing workers didn't have college educations until 2007.

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u/MajesticBread9147 — 3 months ago

MMW: There will be a major athlete murdered by an angry losing gambler within the next 5 years.

Evidence: With the proliferation of prediction markets and online gambling, it's only a matter of time before it happens because somebody has "nothing to lose". Absolutely not saying I want to be right and for this to happen, but I am not feeling great about my odds of being wrong.

Date: It will happen by 2031

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u/MajesticBread9147 — 3 months ago