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To take the internet domain registration metaphor further, it also requires a centralized value authority (google) in order to be navigable. In some sense, Google's primary task is spam filtering---analogous to efficacy guarantees---which enable efficient information gathering.

I don't argue that the FDA is an efficient structure for doing efficacy testing, I just think punting the value discovery/marketing process to vague distributed processes isn't a good answer.

I think the supplement market is a great example as well. Many low value treatments saturate the market and the responsibility for making decisions is democratized and difficult. Canonical sources of efficacy information might not be needed as barriers to entry, but reputation, trust, and canonization are valuable heuristics in decision making processes and this leads to power.

If Google doesn't link you, you die.
If by group texting you mean group MMS, then no, because GV doesn't really support MMS.
By definition clinical trials do not happen in a void, there is already a system of Institutional Review Boards and controls to prevent abuse of patients and to prevent experimentation without informed consent. This would be an extension of that.

And more generally, if you are running experiments with human beings; society has a material interest in both the process and the results.
It's not a fair comparison. For starters, right now you have P = 1 probability of 100% loss if you don't sign up (barring divine intervention). And then again, every person who invests in cryonics is making it slightly more probable to work for others, as the money goes to research and accumulating experience in doing cryopreservation. National lottery doesn't make it more probable for everyone to win (or at least for future players) if more people play it.
Apple doesn't want an app in the app store. Apple bans the app from the app store. Flawless victory! It's par for the course with Apple: unusual strategy, perfect tactics.
By reading this "job description" for project managers I still wonder why on earth would people think management is a natural step in a developer's career path (at least here in Europe). These are different jobs entirely! How are the experience, knowledge and skills I earned from studying and writing code for years going to make me any good in dealing with people in the future?
I haven't worked with unicorn specifically, but from my understanding - it should work fine given a reasonable number of child processes.

It's worth noting that when you initialize the client, the module spawns a new thread to consume messages from the queue. As long as each forked child process in unicorn initializes its own client, that process will be able to use its own in-memory queue. That means that they will all make their own web requests independently since there isn't any kind of syncing or shared state going on.
The incentive to game developers to port to Linux is that they expand their market by allowing people who only run Linux to play and they also make their product more attractive to people like myself who dual-boot Windows and Linux, but would prefer not to have to reboot into Windows to play a game.
The right to free speech includes the right to be silent.
I read your second article on SSRIs and I'm confused at the point you're trying to make. The article (written in 2007) concludes that an over-reaction to the British journal's reports that SSRIs increase suicidal ideation (ergo suicide) may have actually caused more suicides due to under-prescription of SSRIs in adolescents.

The article cites many university studies which show that use of SSRIs actually coincided with a decreased risk of suicidal ideation.

Is there more recent evidence to suggest the British studies were correct?

I hear a lot of anecdotal evidence when SSRIs and other anti-depressants are discussed, which I agree is important because everyone can react differently to them and doctors and patients should be aware of what may occur, but the article you linked to actually states that the clinical evidence is in support of SSRI prescription in all age groups with major depression.

EDIT: I do note that the article mentions the GSK settlement with Spitzer, and regardless of whether the studies hold true, they should not have been covered up unless there was a question to the scientific standards of the trials.
Many of these "other" places have just had far longer to work out the kinks.

Some parks have all sorts of trails worn bare through the grass so it looks like no one cares enough to use the sidewalks while others nearby have no trails. The others without the trails just wised up and paved where they had been.