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by djoldman
13 days ago
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> ... you should worry that your car is going fast. Only if we know of an intervention that will likely slow the car down and the risks+cost of that intervention justify the benefit. Otherwise, we worry without purpose. EDIT: I will say that there is a philosophical question here related to "basic research" / "pure science" / "fundamental science." Usually just "knowing new things" eventually proves valuable, especially in a long timeline. So in that sense, TFA could be important. |
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