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Was Russia’s “shock therapy” in the early 90’s a massive failure for free markets?
Price controls gone and Key sectors privatized
A health insurance company with a simple and transparent denials appeal process.
reddit.comAre there any health systems or medical schools in the USA where literally every physician from radiologist to ER doctor is directly employed by the health system or by a subsidiary of the hospital system?
reddit.comWhat would happen if Ecuador elected a leader who brought back the Sucre as Ecuador’s national currency and got rid of the US dollar?
reddit.comWhy do some Libertarians say that government subsides can never make things more affordable for the general population when Tennessee’s recent tuition free community college program literally paid for itself fully in the long run and resulted in higher wages for graduates on average?
What do most Catholics think of the Kolmogorov complexity argument for atheism?
I'm surprised no one talks about the kolmogorov complexity.
You wonder how we can estimate the Shannon entropy of the cosmological constants without a probability distribution? Yes, we cannot.
The way to infer the "entropy" of something without a probability distribution is to use the kolmogorov complexity from algorithmic information theory.
The kolmogorov complexity will give you a number of bits that represents the universal and minimal complexity of an object by using universal turing machine theory.
If you then considers each of those bits has a probably of 50%, you basically get what you could call an universal entropy.
With it, you can estimate the "entropy" of the cosmological constants to be between 500 and 1000 bits.
You can also trivially prove that the "entropy" of any God capable of figuring out the cosmological constants is necessarily higher than the "entropy" of the cosmological constants themselves.
Using this "entropy" to estimate a probably is called the Solomonoff Induction.
So possible fine tuning argument for atheism?
How common are surprise bills in UPMC system?
reddit.comHas there been any major philosophical refutations of Madhyamaka Buddhism’s view that there is “no self” and that all things lack an independent and inherent essence?
I was wondering this watching Alex’s new video on the topic
How are ambulances allowed to legally sue unconscious patients in the US for unpaid bills who never consented to the care given to them?
reddit.comWhy does the ACA not require employers in the minimum essential coverage mandate to cover any prescription drug benefits?
reddit.comWhy do many larger employers in the US provide some level of health insurance coverage to their employees if the average yearly cost in premiums (7,800 dollars per worker) for the employer is much greater than whatever fine they would have to pay if they didn’t offer the employee coverage(3,500)?
reddit.comThoughts on this novel objection against the psychophysical harmony argument for theism?
Basically the idea is that conscious states and behaviours are eventually bound to be mapped in a way that is perceived by us as rational. Perceiving the mapping as irrational would be mentally draining and not conducive to survival and thriving, so naturally we end up evolving to perceive the mapping as rational. Therefore, this mapping eventually being perceived as rational is expected under naturalism.
Is it tue that Quran prohibits making military alliances with Christian and Jews?
reddit.comWas Nixon actually sincere about wanting to pass a universal healthcare plan for all Americans?
So how is Austria still a neutral country if the Treaty of Lisbon requires all EU member states to “assist with all their power” should another member state be attacked?
reddit.comSo does the way the state worker health insurance plan works is that the state pays medical claims and the insurance company acts as an administrator not a payer?
reddit.comSo how did Brazil have like three different currencies in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s and what happened when people wanted to exchange the old currency?
reddit.comDo “earthquake lights” adequately explain the Zeitoun Incident of 1968?
Source for this apparently is a journal article. The full article is locked behind a paywall, but this is the abstract:
“Temporal analyses were completed between the occurrence of intense displays of exotic luminous phenomena over a church in Zeitoun (Egypt) during the years 1968 through 1969 and regional seismicity. These phenomena, viewed by thousands of onlookers, began one year before an unprecedented increase (factor of 10) in seismic activity about 400 km to the southeast. Monthly analyses also demonstrated a moderate (0.56) correlation between increases in seismicity and the occurrence of luminous phenomena during the same or previous month. These results were interpreted as further support for the hypothesis that most anomalous (terrain-related) luminous phenomena are generated by factors associated with tectonic strain.”
Seems like this might explain the persistent nature of the light phenomena.