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Superdeterminism and Free Will – Discovery Institute

January 6, 2022 | Author: admin

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The conventional view of nature held by materialists, who deny free will, is that all acts of nature, including our human acts and beliefs, are wholly determined by the laws of nature, understood as the laws of physics. We cannot be free, they assert, because all aspects of human nature are matter, and the behavior of matter is wholly determined by physical laws. There is no room for free will

Its noteworthy that physicists who have studied determinism in nature (specifically, in quantum mechanics) have for the most part rejected this deterministic view of free will and implicitly (if not explicitly) endorsed the reality of free will. There are two reasons for this.

First, experiments that have followed from the research done by Irish physicistJohn Bell(19281990) in the 1970s have shown that determinism on a local level is not true. The theory and the experiments are subtle, but suffice to say, detailed and quite rigorous experiments have shown that the outcomes of quantum processes are not determined locally. That is, theres nothing baked in inanimate matter that determines the outcome of the quantum measurement. Nature is not locally deterministic.

The second reason that physicists have rejected determinism relates to the theory ofSuperdeterminism.Superdeterminism posits that, while inanimate matter is not locally determined, the entire universe including the thoughts and actions of the experimenters who are investigating nature is determined as a whole. The experiments based on Bells theorem have disproven local determinism but they do not disprove Superdeterminism.

The problem with Superdeterminism from the perspective of most physicists is that it seems to invalidate the process of science itself. That is, if the scientists own thoughts, ideas, and judgments are just as determined as the behavior of inanimate matter, then science itself has no claim to seek or find the truth. In other words, the laws of physics are not propositions and they have no truth value. If all of nature is an enormous robot, then it makes no sense to claim that tiny parts of the robot are seeking or have found the truth. Because Superdeterminism seems to obviate the very scientific method used to investigate it, physicists have generally rejected Superdeterminism.

Recently, however, several physicists have suggested that Superdeterminism is a quite plausible way of solving the measurement problem in quantum physics so it seems to be having a bit of a resurgence. PhysicistSabine Hossenfelderoffers aninteresting videoon the topic:

A detailed discussion of her views is beyond this post, but I note a few things:

1) I think Hossenfelder is right that Superdeterminism has been inappropriately dismissed by the physics community. It offers a rigorous and elegant way of understanding quantum mechanics and of beginning a path toward uniting quantum theory with general relativity.

2) Hossenfelder is wrong to deny the reality of free will. I think her critique of physicists who deny Superdeterminism because it denies free will has salience, but the denial of free will is self-refuting regardless of the issues in theoretical physics. Free will is a precondition for all science, all reasoning, and all claims to know the truth. As noted above, if free will is not real and all of our actions, including our investigations of reality, are determined by the laws of nature which in themselves are not propositions and have no truth value. Thus, if free will is not real, human thought has no access to truth. To deny free will is to assert it, and any denial of free will on any basis whatsoever is nonsensical. If we lack free will, we have no justification whatsoever to believe that we lack free will.

3) I do believe, however, that Superdeterminism is a viable and even attractive way of understanding nature, and that genuine free will is true and is quite compatible with Superdeterminism.

How so? Superdeterminism is the view that the outcomes of all possibilities both inanimate nature and the human mind are baked in to nature itself. There are two ways of understanding what that means. The first way is to see nature as a mindless machine running like clockwork without free will. As Ive said, such a view is incompatible with human reason.

However there is another way to understand how the outcomes of all possibilities in nature are baked into nature itself. This involves the concept of a block universe and the Augustinian understanding of nature as a thought in Gods mind.

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Space mission hopes to solve the riddle of ‘missing’ matter – The Irish Times

January 6, 2022 | Author: admin

The stuff astronomers can see when they look out at the universe stars, planets, and galaxies, makes up a paltry 4 per cent of whats actually out there. The rest, a staggering 96 per cent, is made of something invisible, the nature of which scientists can only guess at.

The Euclid mission of the European Space Agency (ESA) will set out to search for the universes elusive missing matter.

Scientists have known that most of the universes mass was missing since the 1930s. That was when Fritz Zwicky, a Swiss-American astronomer, made the startling discovery that the observed mass of all the stars in a cluster of galaxies called Coma made up only 1 per cent of the mass that he calculated was required to generate enough gravitational pull to hold the cluster together.

The missing mass question simmered for decades until its presence was further confirmed in a similar fashion in the 1970s when Vera Rubin and W Kent Ford, two American astronomers, observed the mass of the stars that were visible within a typical galaxy was only about 10 per cent of what was needed to keep these stars orbiting around the galaxys centre. The missing matter was nowhere to be seen, so it was called dark matter.

Theoretical astrophysicist at Maynooth University Prof Peter Coles, who has worked as a cosmologist since 1985, says the idea of what constituted dark matter formulated back then, remains largely in place. It was a kind of neutral particle that didnt do anything fancy like interacting with other matter. It just assisted the process of gravitational instability. For that reason, it was called cold dark matter, he adds.

The 1990s saw the discovery of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) the radiation left over from the Big Bang which permeates the universe. Then, in 1998, a cosmological bombshell landed when American astrophysicist Saul Perlmutter, who set out to find by how much the expansion of the universe was slowing since the Big Bang, found this expansion was accelerating.

The accelerated expansion of the universe appeared counterintuitive: a bit like asking scientists to accept the speed of a tennis ball would endlessly accelerate after being hit by a racquet. To deal with it, scientists theorised that an invisible energy was driving this process. They called it dark energy.

The new need to accommodate dark energy meant that estimates for the amount of dark matter had to be revised downwards significantly. The new estimate, which still holds, is that the universe is made of 70 per cent dark energy, 25 per cent dark matter, and about 5 per cent normal baryonic matter that we can see.

The ESAs Euclid mission has the ambitious goal of better understanding dark energy and dark matter. It is a colossal scientific effort, involving a consortium of some 1,000 people based mainly in Europe but also worldwide. There have been delays due to Covid-19; it is now set to launch in 2023.

Euclid will use its telescope to look back through the last 10 billion years of the universes history, beginning when dark energy is thought to have started pushing the universes expansion. The light from distant, ancient galaxies takes several billion years to reach our Solar System, which means astronomers see these galaxies as they were billions of years ago.

Coles is the only Ireland-based researcher in Euclid. He is interested in why galaxies cluster in groups rather than spread randomly in space and how some kind of cosmic glue referred to as dark energy holds the clusters together. He admits no-one has any idea what this glue is, or how to find it. If you ask, what is dark energy, the correct scientific answer is that nobody knows, he says.

Euclid, at its most basic, is a satellite with a space telescope with a diameter of 1.2 metres. Thats not particularly big given the Hubble Space Telescope, has a width of 2.4 metres while the James Web Telescope launched on Christmas Day is even bigger.

Yet what Euclid does have is an impressive camera attached to its telescope, which can take high resolution images across a big field of sky.

These images will enable scientists to look back in time, deep into the early universe, to trace the evolution and formation of galaxies, galaxy clusters and much else. There is a lot that Euclid can discover, says Coles, but the big-ticket item, the one driving the mission, is the hunt for dark energy, and whether that energy, once found, is determined to be constant, or varying.

If dark energy is found to be constant, that will fit in with existing ideas of the universe, as described by Einstein. This result would disappoint all those astrophysicists hoping that dark energy, once its discovered and measured, will represent something new, exciting, and outside of existing physical laws.

The dark forces of the universe remain hidden, but physicists infer their presence from how visible matter behaves. Invisible gravitational effects are thought, for example, to hold solar systems, galaxies, galaxy clusters, even superclusters of galaxies together that would otherwise fall apart.

Invisible forces of gravity are also thought to bend light around visible matter, in a process called weak lensing. This results in the distortion, stretching or magnification of the shape of galaxies, and the resulting patterns can be used to calculate the distribution of dark matter.

Measuring redshift can provide further clues. This term dates back to 1929 when Edwin Hubble discovered that the universe is expanding, and that galaxies are mostly moving away from us. Hubble found that the wavelengths of light emitted from galaxies shifts from shorter wavelengths to longer wavelengths as galaxies move away from us. The light, Hubble said, was redshifted from shorter UV wavelengths to the longer red wavelengths.

Calculating the redshift of galaxies today enables scientists to produce a 3D map of the universe. Scientists use redshift to measure the distance each galaxy is from us, the rate of accelerated expansion of the Universe, and how galaxies have moved with respect to one another. The nature of dark energy, which is thought to drive all of this, can, be inferred as a result.

Scientists get excited when they think about what exactly dark energy might be. There are some that believe dark energy represents a completely new physics, outside of the known physical laws, but until such theories can be tested with data from Euclid, it will remain nothing more than a name given to something that scientists dont understand. Any new theory of how the universe works will have to fit with observational data from Euclid.

If Euclid finds, measures and quantify dark energy and dark matter, it will be one of historys greatest scientific achievements. It will open the door for something Einstein tried but failed to achieve: a theory of everything that explains and links the physics of big stuff like stars, planets, and galaxies with the weird quantum physics of tiny atoms and sub-atomic particles.

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Ben Stokes injury adds to England woes on wicketless second morning in Sydney – newsconcerns

January 6, 2022 | Author: admin

Englands hopes of forging ahead in the fourth Ashes Test fell foul of a wicketless second morning in Sydney with a dropped catch and an injury to Ben Stokes adding to their woes.

The tourists have already surrendered the urn after sustaining an irretrievable 3-0 deficit in the series but were in a promising position after restricting their opponents to 126 for three on a rain-affected first day.

But they were unable to add to their tally as 51 not out from Steve Smith and an unbeaten 39 from the returning Usman Khawaja took the score to 209 for three at lunch.

Jack Leach, right, was let down by the catching efforts of Jos Buttler and captain Joe Root (Jason OBrien/PA)

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Spinner Jack Leach should have dismissed Khawaja for 29, but wicketkeeper Jos Buttler and slip Joe Root were both guilty of sloppy handiwork as they combined to fluff the chance. As if that was not bad enough, England had to endure the sight of all-rounder Stokes leaving the field in pain during the very next over.

He had been bowling a barrage of bouncers in a bid to unsettle the fourth-wicket pair but the effort took its toll as he clasped his side in his follow through and immediately left the field seeking treatment.

With hopes high after a late double strike the previous evening, England walked off the field looking browbeaten once again.

After just 46.5 overs were possible on day one, play was brought forward half-an-hour to try and make up lost time. But instead, the New South Wales weather continued to frustrate as there were three separate rain breaks for passing showers.

Steve Smith celebrated a half-century just before lunch (Jason OBrien/PA)

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The first short passage of play saw England use all four of their specialist bowlers inside eight overs as the Australia duo settled in. The second saw the batting pair move on to the front foot, Smith pumping James Andersons first ball back down the ground as he over-pitched and Khawaja striking Leach through the infield.

Smith appeared keener than most to get off when the weather changed again, despite looking perfectly settled, and his eagerness to indulge the interruptions appeared to irk England, who declined to even leave the field during the third, and shortest, delay.

Australia were making steady progress, Khawaja cutting Leach aerially for four to bring up the 50 partnership and Smith always able to manipulate a scoring shot.

When Leach finally coaxed out an error, Buttler was not sharp enough to take the outside edge and Root spilled the ricochet as it arrived at gentle speed and perfect height. England has faced told a story of abject frustration, but that turned to anxiety as Stokes short-ball stint saw him injure his left side trying in vain to force the issue.

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Best Cryptocurrency to Invest in 2022 for Long-term Investments – Marca English

January 6, 2022 | Author: admin

Cryptocurrency continues its global rise to prominence, with growing numbers of investors viewing it as a worthwhile part of their portfolios.

After the failure of ICO's (Initial cryptocurrency offerings) in 2017 and 2018 which spooked early adopters, there has been an upturn in momentum in recent times through two new instruments - NFTs and DeFi.

And as we look ahead to 2022, there are a variety of products that may harvest a good return.

Bitcoin is possibly the best-known cryptocurrency, and is now into its 13th year having launched in 2009.

It is the world's largest cryptocurrency by market capitalisation, and it is traded using software based on blockchain technology, a decentralized database that runs on more than 15,000 computers (nodes) around the world and records transactions and account balances.

That durability and time-tested status ensures Bitcoin should continue to be a popular hold in 2022.

Historically just behind Bitcoin in the cryptocurrency stakes, 2022 could be the year that Ethereum starts a rise to the top.

It dominates financial transactions and payments across all sectors, as well as providing the infrastructure for much of the DeFi protocols, and as such has an actual function as well as simply holding value.

It accounts for around 20 percent of the overall market.

In terms of 'altcoins', Solana which recently fell 12%, presents itself as the best option for investment as it seeks to establish a new smart contract network to compete with Ethereum.

Launched in 2020 it is still relatively new, however it is already starting to acquire an increasing share of the market.

Polkadot is very similar to Ethereum in allowing developers to create smart contracts and applications. From a functionality standpoint, it may grow a lot over the next year.

The cryptocurrency of the world's largest exchange can have a great growth during 2022, as long as it is easier and cheaper to transact with Binance crypto, there will be more movement in the market, which would influence the trading price.

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One company is offering dividends in bitcoinbut experts say it may be better to just buy the cryptocurrency directly – CNBC

January 6, 2022 | Author: admin

BTCS Inc., a blockchain infrastructure and technology company, announced on Wednesday that it will offer the "first-ever dividend payable in bitcoin by a Nasdaq-listed company."

Dubbed the "Bividend" by BTCS, the company said it will pay a dividend of five cents per share in bitcoin to its investors based on the price of bitcoin on the ex-dividend date of March 16.Shareholders would be paid on March 17. If preferred, they have the option to receive the dividend in cash instead.

Following the announcement, shares of BTCS jumped on Wednesday. The stock was up nearly 44% by close.

However, financial experts warn not to buy a stock based on the hype surrounding it or its dividend.

"If you want to own that company, then own that company," Ivory Johnson, certified financial planner, chartered financial consultant and founder of Delancey Wealth Management, tells CNBC Make It. "But if you want to buy bitcoin, then buy bitcoin. Don't buy this to get bitcoin."

When buying any stock, your decision should be based on the fundamentals of the company itself, he says.

Though Douglas Boneparth, certified financial planner and president of Bone Fide Wealth, thinks the bitcoin dividend is "cool," he agrees with Johnson that it isn't a reason to buy the stock.

"Learn more because you're primarily investing in the company and its future cash flows," Boneparth, who has invested in bitcoin since 2014, tellsCNBC Make It.

Though he thinks the "Bividend" is a "really neat bridge" to direct ownership of bitcoin, "jumping in there just because this is happening is jumping in on a feature, not necessarily the product," he says. "You'd still approach this as you would any other any investment."

If shareholders decide to opt into the "Bividend," they'd be responsible for providing their own bitcoin wallet and securing that wallet, which isn't an easy feat.

In addition, shareholders would need to complete a few more steps, including filling out a form with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which would require disclosure of their name, Social Security number and bitcoin wallet address.

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IC15, India’s First Cryptocurrency Index: Key Things To Know – NDTV Profit

January 6, 2022 | Author: admin

IC15 will monitor the performance of the 15 most-traded crypto coins in the world.

As India is witnessing a booming crypto industry, several players are showing interest in investing and offering services for investors in the country. In that effort, cryptocurrency app CryptoWire has launched a dedicated index for Indian investors. Named IC15, the first such index in the country will monitor the performance of the 15 most-traded crypto coins in the world. The company says it intends to create awareness about crypto and its underlying blockchain technology among investors. The launch has come at a time when there are some efforts from authorities to set rules to regulate the new industry as it unfolds.

The crypto bill, called the Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill, 2021, was expected to get Parliament's approval this winter session but it could not be done. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which is not excited about the private crypto coins, has said it is working to launch its own cryptocurrency.

Here are the key things that you should know about the IC15 index:

* CryptoWire, the Mumbai-headquartered company behind IC15, is a unit of crypto statistics provider TickerPlant. The index enables crypto enthusiasts and investors to monitor the performance of cryptocurrencies in global markets.

* The index will monitor the top 15 crypto coins listed on major exchanges around the world. These coins are - Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Bitcoin Cash, Cardano, Litecoin, Binance Coin, Chainlink, Polkadot, Uniswap, Dogecoin, Solana, Terra, Avalanche, and Shiba Inu.

* A governance committee will oversee the functioning of the index. This committee will have domain experts, industry practitioners and academicians. They will administer and rebalance the index every quarter.

* The company says the index has been designed to offer insights into crypto mining and help investors make informed decisions to mitigate risks.

* For a crypto coin to be listed on IC15, it needs to trade on at least 90 per cent of the trading days during the review period. Its market capitalisation during the preceding month should also remain in the top 50.

* The base value is set at 10,000 and April 1, 2018, is the base date.

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The number 3 cryptocurrency, with 1,300% rally this year, outshines rivals Bitcoin and Ether – Mint

January 6, 2022 | Author: admin

Bitcoin and Ether's rival, which is the three largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, Binance Coin (BNB) has significantly outperformed the two most popular digital tokens. Binance coin has skyrocketed nearly 1,300% this year (year-to-date).

BNB is used widely on Binance, the worlds biggest crypto exchange by volume. It is also the native currency of Binance Smart Chain, a blockchain platform that supports smart contracts for use in decentralized finance (DeFi) and other applications.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin is up 62% in 2021 whereas the second largest cryptocurrency, Ether has surged more than 400% during the said period. Tuesday. Bitcoin, famed for its volatility, has shed more than $21,000 since hitting a record in early November.

On the other hand, Ether, the token of the Ethereum network, has outperformed Bitcoin from the adoption of blockchain technology by financial technology companies, and perhaps more notably the popularity of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in the art and gaming worlds.

As a blockbuster year for cryptocurrencies ticks to a close, other alternative coins, or altcoins, also saw major gains in 2021. Many coins other than the largest few have posted spectacular runs this year. Coins such as Dogecoin, Cardano and Shiba Inu, previously relegated to the most speculative corners of the market, have turned into household names this year. Solana and Fantom, coins connected with other blockchain platforms that support smart contracts, outpaced Binance Coins returns, for instance.

Cryptocurrency prices went on another roller coaster this past year, surging, plunging and then cycling again. El Salvador became the first country to make Bitcoin legal tender this year whereas the first exchange-traded fund tied to Bitcoin futures also began to trade.

(With inputs from Bloomberg)

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Cryptocurrency Shiba Inu plans to reduce gas fees, aims to launch its own blockchain – The Indian Express

January 6, 2022 | Author: admin

Cryptocurrency Shiba Inu (SHIB) that started off as a meme is not a joke anymore. Inspired by a dog meme and posed as Dogecoin killer, SHIBs value skyrocketed in 2021 but it seems SHIB developers want to drop the memecoin tag with the launch of its own Blockchain called Shibarium.

Shibarium is expected to provide SHIB users with new functionalities such as reduced gas fees. The gas fee is paid to process and validate transactions in a crypto ecosystem and has become a huge problem for the blockchain.

Creators of Shiba Inu want to launch their own stable coin on the blockchain called SHI that runs its gas fees on the site. This could actually improve the networks performance as well as establish SHIB as an important digital coin. There is no exact date for the launch of the new development.

Shiba Inus founder Ryoshi on Medium wrote, I have already spoken to a very competent blockchain team who has volunteered to build and fully decentralize this for the Shiba ecosystem.

It should be noted that currently, Shiba Inu functions on the Ethereum blockchain and with the growing demand of Shiba Inu, its developers fear that people would stop trading in the coin. Right now every transaction on Ethereum costs over $9.1 and Shibarium aims to bring this down to as low as possible.

Meanwhile, SHIB was the most viewed crypto in 2021, beating the likes of Bitcoin and even Ethereum, announced cryptocurrency price-tracking website CoinMarketCap.

According to CoinMarketCap, the Dogecoin spinoff recorded more than 188 million views during the last 12 months, while apex cryptocurrency Bitcoin came in second with 145 million views in 2021. It should be noted that SHIB is currently the 13th largest cryptocurrency in the world, with a market cap of over $20 billion.

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The Power of Social Influence on Cryptocurrency HUH Token Set to be the Next Shiba Inu – Techpoint Africa

January 6, 2022 | Author: admin

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Content producers and influencers are looking for new methods to monetise their intellectual property, image, and likeness, and blockchain and cryptocurrency are becoming more important. The adoption of this new technology is causing a fundamental change in how money moves through the ecosystem of the entertainment business.

The Difference Between Influencers and Content Creator

We often use these phrases interchangeably, yet there is a significant distinction. An Influencer is a broad phrase that encompasses someone with a huge following. Professional sportsmen and actresses are often influencers who create an impact with their public personalities but do not always do so by providing content.

There are content producers who are influencers, but not all content creators are influencers. Many social media superstars have risen to popularity on sites such as TikTok, YouTube, and Twitch, but there are many more producers out there who havent yet made it big.

HUH Token (HUH)

One cryptocurrency that understands the importance of social influence is HUH, which was recently launched in early December 2022. This cryptocurrency is a self-described utimeme as it takes both the propagational power of a meme with the functional utility.

It is currently available on Pancakeswap, but it has also gone multi-chain and was released on Uniswap, Ethereums exchange network, on the 6th of January. There are apparently more listings happening being announced at the end of this week. In regards to this cryptocurrencies meme potential, it has been announced that hundreds of well known, viral, Instagram and Twitter influencers will be posting about HUH towards the end of this month.

This, combined with their referral mechanism, has the capacity to propel it into a Shiba Inu frenzy. The token launched to a 6000% increase without their army of influencers. This coming demonstration is only a taste of what is to come, the marketing campaign is incredibly strong for this cryptocurrency, and its well understood the value that attention has in the cryptosphere.

Blockchain Content

When it comes to utilising content on the blockchain, its recommended that producers begin with NFTs. Fans and creators/influencers have several options to interact in novel ways. NFTs use the same blockchain software as cryptocurrencies, but instead of holding financial assets, they represent intellectual property ownership. HUH Token is also utilising this strategy too. They will be airdropping NFTs at the end of this month to their presale participants.

Personalised creator tokens are a lesser-known use of cryptocurrency. These may be one-of-a-kind community-building materials; think of them as elite-level membership passes. Ownership of these assets offers greater access to the creator, enabling both artists and fans to trade enormous value in a fast and secure manner. Its a new source of money for creators. It might be a chance for fans to engage with artists on a deeper level. HUH Token also plans to create a platform for this type of monetisation, integrating itself as a platform and participating in the Metaverse. Their plans for a Met-HUH-Verse is illustrated on their whitepaper.

Blockchain Opportunities

But, more intriguingly, there may be possibilities to get paid in cryptocurrency itself, which might have a significant upside if the value rises over time. However, given the markets volatility, it is critical to do research to assess the advantages and drawbacks of going down that path.

Creators may invest directly in different cryptocurrency initiatives, which may be more immediate. Although the great majority of media sources focus on Bitcoin and Ethereum, there are hundreds of other cryptocurrencies in circulation. Dont be afraid to look into other emerging brands, like HUH, since there are many interesting prospects as our digital world becomes more decentralised.

Crypto is at a tipping moment, and influencers and content forerunners are playing an enormous role in educating us on the potential power of a decentralised society. Potentially there may be gratitude for the labour and sacrifices done by many public personalities in order to aid in the education process and usher in a new age of financial empowerment and interconnection.

Crypto Criticisms

Scepticism and criticism are important to keep pushing the limits of this technology so that it can become more scalable and broadly accepted. It is critical to only participate in this market if you are completely at ease. Before going on this trip, always undertake your own research and due diligence.

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Begin a new career as a data scientist with this $20 training bundle | TheHill – The Hill

January 6, 2022 | Author: admin

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