(Part 2) Top products from r/BlackPeopleTwitter

What do you define as successful?

SpaceX has won contracts to resupply the ISS (not sure if they still do this or not)
and
also won a contract to bring US crews to and from the ISS
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Not to mention their huge progress toward re-usable rockets. Fairly recently they landed a rocket on a platform after it had been launched into orbit. I can't really go into the science because I don't understand it, but I'm pretty sure that by almost all accounts, SpaceX has been VERY successful. They entered a "market" that had zero competition and were told by everyone that they'd fail.

Read the book about Elon Musk.

SpaceX is pretty lit.

Lmao bruh you can get a pack at Rite Aid or really any pharmacy ever for like $4-5 max. You just pop one right before you're about to eat dairy. No prescription needed

Edit: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000052XB5/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_IihLAb94NA43M since there's a lot of interest. Game changer

A good read on the topic

Why it's relevant

One of the most interesting point of the book: if you won't do anything with it, a piece of news isn't as important as what you think it is. If it is really important, then you'll end up learning it through some other channel anyway.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QGKLNV8 here you go mexican friend!

Late, but I recommend Traffic , from Tom Vanderbilt.

Or compassion (cf. "Against Empathy: The Case for Rational Compassion").

You either should have read this book or most definitely should have not.

College textbook for anyone who is interested. I took a class taught by the author.

http://www.amazon.com/Understanding-Human-Sexuality-Janet-Hyde/dp/0078035392

He wrote a book if you're interested.
https://www.amazon.com/Law-Man-Robbing-Winning-Redemption/dp/0307887839

That’s not really backed up by the evidence though. The study I linked (which is actually a study of studies) shows that zoning and land use regulations have a negative impact on economic development, housing, and rent prices.

It’s not really a free for all because developers still have to attract customers: if their offerings aren’t appealing to people willing to pay for them they will go out of business. Honestly they will likely not ever leave the planning phase because they will be unable to get investors who are keep to see a return and unlikely to risk their money on a project that can’t sustain itself.

In addition to that link here is a great book on the topic:

https://www.amazon.com/Order-without-Design-Markets-Cities/dp/0262038765/ref=nodl_

> morality isn’t real


Morality is very real in the sense that it is a defining part of how we structure our society and decide how to interact with others. For a review of the moral psychology research and a fantastic summary of the implications of morality on our social interactions and institutional configurations, check out the book The Righteous Mind.

More to the point, if this is the stance that you choose to take, then expect to never have this conversation end. You’re having a different discussion than the people with whom I assume you disagree.

Many have said this actually.

Link

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QGKLNV8

In case you were wondering. This is from a real book called "Fireflies for Nathan".

http://www.amazon.com/Fireflies-Picture-Puffins-Shulamith-Oppenheim/dp/0140557822

Somebody even wrote a manual:

http://www.amazon.com/How-Be-Idle-Loafers-Manifesto/dp/0060779691

Here's an example in case you're having trouble finding them. They're like 10 cents each with Prime.

A Generation of Sociopaths: How Baby Boomers Betrayed America

By 'crazy shit' you mean testing infectious diseases with ticks.

You also mean its research was partly headed up by ex-Nazi Scientist Erich Traub brought over by Operation Paperclip

And by 'fringe conspiracy' you mean - House orders Pentagon to say if it weaponized ticks and released them

I don't think it was intentional, personally. I think it was migratory birds and shit laboratory conditions, which is well documented.

Lab 257: The Disturbing Story of the Government's Secret Plum Island Germ Laboratory

There's actually a great book I read recently called Underground Airlines that deals with this sort of alternate history. In short, the Civil War never happened, as a compromise was struck in order to preserve the Union. A bunch of constitutional amendments were struck outlawing the federal government from banning slavery, but states were free to ban slavery. In the present day, four states still allow slavery, and the USA as a whole is a shunned, backwater country because of it.