congratulation!!

The website (www.abacabax.com ) is down it seems. Plus, firefox and Brave advise against going to the website for some certificate scare

I meant.. this sonata was great... while Jazz isn't.

But that was mostly a funny proposition , and an empty provocative statement

great to know the explanation.

I still wonder how ullrich knew about Individual X. And if all of this mean that bitcoin, are not that good as a money for criminal. It seems Ullrich was paid so much because he could make sure no one can track the bitcoin transfer

what do you think about the privacy argument?

Using blockchain is private, until you've been figured out. Then your whole usage is public with no way to suppress that?

open floor plan is bad for women

Is it, though? What's the evidence?

the article follow some logical steps we can argue on them:

1- in 2019 women are still the one in charge of cooking, (0.8h / day vs 0,4h/ day for men)

2- there is NO wall:

the one who spend less time cooking (men & child) use the place for other activities

3- more mess to clean

4- there is NO wall

5- you're incentivized to clean since the "kitchen" is also in view of the entertainment/reception room

6- in 2019 women are still the one in charge of that cleanup (0.8h / day vs 0,4h/ day for men)

7- with a wall you eliminate 3 & 5

  Here are my percentage of trust in each step, I'm happy to hear yours to see if we are too far away to argue, or if we can find some common ground:

  1 & 6 : 95% (those government stat might be biased, or I could misread them)
  2 & 4 : 100%
  3: 80% (more people access = more mess, seems a solid correlation observed in many situation )
  5: 50% (depend on the users taste for clean place, and submission to peer pressure /taste for representation , I evaluate it in the middle)
  7: 80% (there is still a door, so 3 & 5 still happen but way less)

We dont get the same from the article.

I appreciate the lecture on architecture, and the Wright defense, but the point I focus on is : open floor plan is bad for women

cooking is still done by women twice as much as by men

Food preparation and cleanup:

Average hours per day:

  men 0.39 women 0.79

Average percent engaged in the activity per day:

  men 48.3 women 70.3

from

https://www.bls.gov/news.release/pdf/atus.pdf