Do you think that people who were inclined to discard bottle caps were correctly binning their bottles?
No, they were also throwing down their bottles which were more easily carried away by the rain and wind. Now, both the cap and the bottle are being washed into rivers instead of the caps being left behind. Net improvement: zero.
It's a classic example of survivorship bias. It's like the headline that bottle caps were the third most common litter on beaches - because bottles, sandwiches wrappers and crisp packets had been washed out to sea.
I hope you do realize that without numbers your argument against caps is just a speculation too. Whether it’s some bias or not, we can figure out only via research: the impact is easily measurable.
They didn’t launch it. They spun it in a centrifuge to see if it could withstand 10,000 Gs, and with some minor modifications (mostly moving the battery to the bottom and gluing the electronics), it survived.
Yes. This is intuitively true. Solid specs can be built with high % of AI assist and can be executed fast. Vague specs and exploration would take forever compared to the prior. One can build 10 concrete ideas in a span of a single exploration
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