Doomsayers are harming peoples' spiritual and psychological health, they say.
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Contrary to the doomsayers, these affordable options won't destabilize insurance markets.
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This doesn't mean a future without jobs, as some doomsayers predict.
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Please don't let all the big-picture doomsayers freak you out.
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Doomsayers warn that AI could eradicate jobs, break laws and start wars.
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And all that stuff is incredibly moving, but INHALT aren't merely doomsayers.
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The doomsayers also ignored a century of market reactions to presidential elections.
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The doomsayers, however, have been making these and similar dire predictions for years.
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Still, in the United States, some doomsayers warn that big trouble is ahead.
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Today's global warming doomsayers simply lack the scientific evidence to support their claims.
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Finance. But does the death cross mean what the doomsayers say it does?
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So, on Monday, the "Mad Money" host pitched an idea to Wall Street's doomsayers.
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So-called doomsayers point to the sluggish wages, a stronger dollar and slowing growth abroad.
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You don't necessarily have to follow doomsayers in their perennial "head-for-the-hills" sermons.
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Already, doomsayers predict the country is headed for a fourth poll sometime in the summer.
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Many liberal professors are doomsayers about concealed carry, but they aren't willing to walk the talk.
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Yet there are signs that Adams and the doomsayers of democratic values will be proved wrong.
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But at the same time, despite what the doomsayers say, the information apocalypse is not quite nigh.
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And what of the doomsayers who have been prophesying the end of the current "men's wear moment"?
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Since then, the Chinese economy has done little to justify the more extravagant warnings of the doomsayers.
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Others lament the abandonment of liberal values or acknowledge that doomsayers finally may have been proven right.
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AI evangelists are happy with the win, but AI doomsayers are worried it's coming for our jobs next.
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The Chinese economy has developed great strengths that have allowed it to defy the doomsayers since the 1990s.
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Despite the fears of some of a "jobs-pocalypse," the economy has stubbornly refused to cooperate with the doomsayers.
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I share the view that this European project, at age 74, is more robust and resilient than doomsayers recognize.
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Like most doomsayers, Lewis is a realist; she can square the humdrum and bureaucratic with the numinous or whimsical.
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The first name on this roll call of heroic doomsayers should be the Russian and American journalist Masha Gessen.
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He descends from the lineage of the Know-Nothings, the doomsayers and the fabulists, the nativists and the hucksters.
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Kenya defied doomsayers in the last presidential election in 22007, when the result was contested but voting was calm.
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Some local doomsayers predict that South Korea will become "extinct" in several centuries if it maintains its current birthrate.
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But if the climate doomsayers are to be proved wrong, a clean-energy system must be part of the solution.
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Sure, there have been doomsayers, but is that going to give a guarantee that nothing bad is going to happen?
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The Fed's bad-news arguments are exactly those used by "head-for-the-hills" doomsayers masquerading as sophisticated investment analysts.
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Most of the news about health reform since then has been good, defying the dire predictions of right-wing doomsayers.
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Just as it's easy for critics to suggest that those overwhelmed by the current privacy landscape are alarmists or doomsayers.
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With the United Kingdom leaving the European Union next year, the continent's doomsayers are at it again (sometimes including me).
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If not, this field is destined to be remembered as a group of hyperbolic doomsayers rather than as successful presidential politicians.
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Doomsayers have predicted that online shopping, led by Amazon, would one day conquer all of retail, rendering brick and mortar obsolete.
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As more of the economy becomes automated, doomsayers worry that the gap between the haves and the have-nots will only grow.
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The waifs and radicals may be gone, but the atmosphere in the Flore and beyond is more highbrow than the doomsayers imply.
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But while the doomsayers may eventually be proven correct, coal is enjoying a stellar year, particularly in Asia, the main demand centre.
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For all the doomsayers, they need to wake up from their swampy haze and remember their promises when they campaigned against ObamaCare.
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Yet the climate doomsayers of our age employ the term "carbon" as if it were a poison threatening the survival of civilization.
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China has long defied predictions that it is heading for a crash, and perhaps it will prove the doomsayers wrong yet again.
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"Defying the doomsayers once again, Europe continues to muddle through reasonably well," said Holger Schmieding, chief economist of Berenberg, a German bank.
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Many doomsayers worried that the Fed tightening that began in 2004 would help prompt a recession — and it eventually did, in 2008.
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Late 2019 or early 2020, says the smart money; much sooner than that, quoth the doomsayers (including a truly remarkable percentage of CEOs).
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But he's not; he's actually pretty complacent about AI. The fears of superintelligent AI are probably genuine on the part of the doomsayers.
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Despite so much in its economy that looks so deeply rotten, China may yet emerge from its boom stronger than the doomsayers predict.
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The doomsayers are warning that California will need to change forever and that it will need to stop growing fruits, vegetables, and almonds.
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The world we live in now, despite approaching a population of nearly 8 billion, looks almost nothing like the one doomsayers were anticipating.
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Silicon Valley abhors doomsayers and runs on some collective delusion: Yes, the IPO market might be bad for most companies, but not my company.
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"The doomsayers, of course, have a different view, conspicuously colored by a litany of hypotheticals and hyperbole, and generally devoid of facts,"Quinn said.
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Critic's Notebook If the suit is dead, as doomsayers never tire of proclaiming, then late-night television must be dressed for its glamorous wake.
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When President Donald Trump labeled protesters against extreme inequality and extreme weather as doomsayers, I wondered if it was time to expand my experience.
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But part of the selling caused simply by investors' fear of the month of October, which is only worsened by television doomsayers, Cramer said.
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While doomsayers have been predicting a massive crash in the cryptocurrency market for years, Bitcoin has largely continued its trend of explosive growth—for now.
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To the doomsayers, prospects appeared particularly bleak for the "Netflix of Africa" -- iROKO, the Nigerian streaming platform which is currently the largest on the continent.
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Thus far the doomsayers might seem like Eeyore, AA Milne's permanently pessimistic donkey, as fixed income markets have weathered big tests without any significant dislocations.
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But part of the selling is caused simply by investors' fear of the month of October, which is only worsened by television doomsayers, Cramer said.
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"These tragic numbers are caused by the growing fear and mistrust of vaccines — amplified by internet doomsayers," the three members of Kennedy Jr.'s family wrote.
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When the trade and tariff battles started, those were all factors that a large number of the trade doomsayers predicted would be a memory by now.
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In the end, the strategy of emboldening birthers and doomsayers while championing a farm team of clean-cut fixers was destroyed by its own internal contradictions.
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Instead of letting the doomsayers win the day, let's focus on crafting sound policy that continues our progress of building the best broadband infrastructure for America.
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But while hedge funds sometimes refer to Minsky in warnings about a China credit bubble threatening the global economy, China has so far proven doomsayers wrong.
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For every semi-parody of Radiohead's schtick, there are songs which find both sides of the band—the restless innovators and the moody doomsayers–in perfect harmony.
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To listen to the doomsayers, this could lead not just to labour shortages but to economic stagnation, asset-market meltdowns, huge fiscal strains and a dearth of innovation.
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Lastminute.com founder Tom Teichman slams 'Brexit' doomsayers as he reveals positive outlook for UK startup scene BBC World interviews a Disrupt startup News – Brexit Tech Recommendations The Times
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The result was in striking contrast to Sotheby's contemporary sale the night before, when a selling rate of 95 percent and a total of $242.2 million confounded doomsayers.
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Homebuyers are responding to lower interest ratesContrary to the opinion of some doomsayers, lower interest rates are providing a lift to the housing market, particularly for home sales.
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But JP Morgan last month adjusted its models to better predict fallout on CMBS loans that default, and many in the market think the doomsayers may be right.
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Doomsayers argue that Uber epitomizes the problem: Yes it creates new jobs, but they are mainly low-wage, part-time and without much in the way of benefits.
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Bret: The one bright spot of the Trump years is an economy that has defied doomsayers and surpassed expectations with historically low unemployment and excellent stock-market returns.
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Doomsayers' forecast predicted oil prices sagging amid no deal in Doha, but the market has traded firmly, even as oil producers threaten to continue pumping crude into the glut.
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It seems, if nothing else, that the doomsayers have at least pushed start-ups to shift from boasting about how fast they are growing to talking about financial responsibility.
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The unwavering political support of key euro zone countries, such as the Netherlands, France and Germany, made the economic union and the euro survive the crisis successfully, despite many doomsayers.
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The maester notes that through the ages, no matter many times doomsayers thought the world was going to end, The Wall has held back the forces of evil each winter.
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The series stands apart because the extreme budgets involved allowed the street running through the Ponte Vecchio to burst alive with hawkers' shouts and Savonarolan sermons belted from disdainful doomsayers.
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Critics of the no-deal doomsayers or advocates of a no-deal have dismissed the risks, derisively labeling it "Project Fear," a scare tactic by those who oppose Brexit altogether.
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The doomsayers will tell you that the sport has become too slow and mechanical and low scoring, thanks to coaching that banishes improvisation and enforces deliberate, often-excruciating-to-watch play.
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What the doomsayers rarely consider, however, is that exposing a fetus to a psychiatric illness is itself is a potential risk and can lead to serious consequences for both mother and child.
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Doomsayers claim that auto sales have peaked forever, and that technological factors as well as a preference for cities mean the auto industry is going to go the way of the dinosaur.
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Pointing to a government study that "substantiates the worst fears of the doomsayers," he warned that the bug could cripple the Internal Revenue Service and the Social Security Administration, prompting economic chaos.
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I offer this for those doomsayers who insist that a severe decline in the U.S. and global markets like we're seeing on Monday marks the end of the world: The world isn't ending.
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Three seasons in, Fielding has proved the doomsayers wrong: Fans of the "Baking Show" have more than accepted him and Toksvig (and Prue Leith, who replaced Mary Berry as Paul Hollywood's co-judge).
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With doomsayers seeing the end of the world around every corner, the art-pop titan David Byrne wants to remind culture lovers of the many good things still going on across the globe.
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Economic doomsayers looked at the stubbornly elevated unemployment rate and discerned a depressing new normal, in which technological and social change had rendered many Americans simply unemployable, and stagnation and sclerosis loomed ahead.
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Traders, helped by the Fed, are ignoring the regular doomsayers by holding the yield on the benchmark ten-year Treasury note roughly stable at about 2.35 percent and pushing the Dow to new heights.
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The doomsayers have been quick to point out that Brexit hasn't actually happened yet, so all the promised shock has been postponed rather than averted — which, for the record, is what I think, too.
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There's a boom underway in curated subscription boxes for just about everyone, from foodies and fishers to pet owners (cats, dogs, rats and other small animals), candy lovers, horror fans, doomsayers and medical marijuana users.
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The doomsayers should note that easy credit and strong labor markets have kept U.S. household spending (about 70% of GDP) growing at an annual rate of 2.8% during the first four months of this year.
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From the balearic balladry of "Sober" to the punk rock turn-up of "Propaganda," Encore demonstrates that Top 40 EDM is capable of both breadth and emotional depth, despite what its doomsayers and naysayers claim.
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Being obvious victims of climate change due to sea level rise, exposure to hurricanes and destruction of coral reef ecosystems, island states are the moral consciousness and the most urgent doomsayers in the climate change negotiations.
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Some doomsayers are now worrying about the entire year being ruined by the January hiccup, with first-quarter listings becoming second-quarter listings, second-quarter listings becoming third-quarter listings, and suddenly, 2019 listings becoming 2020 listings.
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Though the doomsayers like Summers could turn out to be wrong, many, many experts believe it is likely to prove incredibly damaging to America's strategic position in the world, our military's operations, and our standing in international negotiations.
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Doomsayers of the past two centuries have blamed, among other things, novels, the radio, jazz, rock 'n roll, television, horror films, Dungeons & Dragons, video games, the internet, smartphones and social media for the sad decline of the young.
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In recent weeks, some doomsayers have expressed a belief that according to Biblical prophesy Saturday, September 23, would kick off seven years of catastrophic events that would lead to the end of the world as we know it.
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Oh, but I hear doomsayers screaming that all these good U.S. numbers mean nothing because our whole financial system – and indeed that in the rest of the world - is allegedly crumbling under an advancing avalanche of unmanageable debt.
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And few doomsayers thought that what Credit Suisse CEO Tidjane Thiam described in the final session on Saturday as "the worst start to any year on record in financial markets ever" was a harbinger of another global financial crisis.
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"If you look at how well all of these American brands are doing in China, it's hard to take the doomsayers seriously when they start writing off the iPhone 11 in the PRC before it's come out," Cramer said.
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The most convincing evidence promoted by automation doomsayers, who argue that we are about to enter an era of mass unemployment, are the roughly 4 million motor-vehicle operator jobs that are put at risk by self-driving car technology.
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The category was quite competitive this season, which saw an unusually ambitious assortment of dramas and comedies, heartening doomsayers who have long fretted about the health of plays on Broadway, where the big money and big crowds flock to musicals.
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Instead of living in a "Limits to Growth" era of diminishing possibilities, as the doomsayers of the 270s believed, it turns out that we are in an era of energy superabundance, in which the United States is again the global leader.
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"If those doomsayers are correct that minimum wage increases are a job killer, then we would've seen evidence of that in all these statewide minimum wage increases that have been enacted with the strong support and encouragement of the Obama administration," Perez said.
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And as doomsayers have long predicted, the coasts were flooded first — the New York queens Dusty and Monét were ordered to lip sync for their lives to "Pound the Alarm" by Nicki Minaj, which sounds exactly as I imagine the post-blast tinnitus will sound.
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While not discounting that doomsayers may prove someday to be right, Retro Report offers more reassuring views from computer specialists who sense that the end is not nigh — if only, they say, because machines are not nearly as clever, or necessarily as pernicious, as the fretters believe.
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But McFarlane said London would remain Europe's primary hub for financial services because the city has the continent's deepest markets and broadest pool of talent, scotching doomsayers who claim the sector could end up the biggest loser from the end of unfettered access to EU markets.
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Despite the voluminous evidence to the contrary, the doomsayers now have an ear in Congress, particularly in the Senate, where it appears they are close to convincing a majority of senators that the only way to "save the internet" is to overturn the RIFO by passing a CRA.
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I asked John Weeks, economist and professor emeritus at the University of London, whether markets around the world were indeed heading towards a massive precipice as the doomsayers predicted, and what a crash would mean for ordinary, non-Gordon Gekko types like you and I. VICE: Hi John.
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"Turns out it's less of a problem than the doomsayers thought, which is why shorting's been such a bust, with the short-sellers acting as a natural accelerant for the upside when they cover their stocks ever since the trade war with China first flared up six months ago," Cramer said.
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On the other hand, for as many doomsayers that the game seems to inspire, you get as many musings about the bright future of augmented reality, odes to the way it offers players new perspectives on the same old world, or zealous exaltations about how the game is this transcendent force bringing people together.
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And then I turned around and returned to the world of hair-trigger outrage, condemnation, consternation, pessimism, gloom and impending apocalypse; which is to say, America and social media, where it sometimes seems an encouraging word is rarely heard without being promptly drowned out by a dozen angry doomsayers prophesying rains of fire and blood.
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On the other hand, for as many doomsayers that the game seems to inspire, you get as many musings about the bright future of augmented reality, odes to the way it offers players new perspectives on the same old world, or zealous exaltations about how the game is this transcendent force bringing people together.
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Bond vigilantes are pointing to rising real yields (that have been adjusted for inflation) while bear market doomsayers have been looking at signals from international stock indexes, with markets like China down more than 22 percent on the year and many European indexes such as Germany and Italy also technically in correction (down 210 percent or more).
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Osborneto make more spending cuts Chinarebuts doomsayers on economy Hollandeopposes Turkey visa relaxation Black River, the US hedge fund company that was partly spun off from its parent company last year following the closure of several products, was also cut, as well as Sweden's Lancelot Asset Management, Chilean group MBI AGF, and Korea's Truston Asset Management.
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At a time when the debate about AI seems to be polarized between the alarmists predicting the imminent "singularity" and those pooh-poohing the advent of human-level AI, Dr. Russell, a professor of computer science at UC Berkeley, cuts through the debate to argue that we still have time to ensure that the doomsayers are proven wrong.
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