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0xParlay
3y ago
You care about the small investor sooo much they shouldn’t have a choice in the matter. Choice should be for rich people and small investors are mean stinky crypto bros if they think otherwise. Amazing what “pro choice” ppl come up with
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3y ago
The people who write the movies, build the sets and act in the films are in guilds. Surprised there wasn’t a more direct-to-consumer avenue to explore. Maybe they could bootstrap a production and distribution guild.
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3y ago
He’s obviously talking about SUVs which have no constitutional protection. We need to get assault-style vehicles off the road. Unfortunately the powerful auto lobbies won’t let us.
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3y ago
> the government could just print money and let people stay at home. This is your understanding of economics and you’re going around telling people they’re wrong. It’s okay to just admit you have no idea and ask a question rather than ma
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3y ago
Non sequitor. They're optimizing for money. Contrarian status: weak.
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3y ago
I mean FB engineers are specifically optimizing for toxicity at an algorithmic level. It’s the product. You can’t perform controlled experiments to measure the profitability of depression and also fiend ignorance. You’re all very welcome to
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3y ago
Do people ask themselves why Obamacare was politically viable? None of the entrenched interests really seemed to mind.. Wonder if Obama does that wink to his PE friends when they meet
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3y ago
If anything my appetite for shark fin becomes righteous considering the amount of lives I save.
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3y ago
Marx is neat but theory of value money credit and time pref is much better understood under an empirical framework so much so I’m sure even drunken Karl would agree.
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3y ago
Libertarians who want to pay taxes.. Now there's a powerful lobby. Have you considered starting a think tank with your political acumen lol
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3y ago
If you were hungry I’d show you compassion and feed you an empty parking lot.
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3y ago
This one too. “We’ve always been at war with Eastasia”. We’ve always known the NSA spies on Americans. We’ve always known ISPs were involved in dragnet surveillance. We’ve always known the CIA assassinated Kennedy
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3y ago
Those “underperformers” aren’t being helped in either case. If we can dilute these problematic people into the general population maybe we won’t notice the pool smells distinctly like urine - aka the kiddie pool. Education isn’t hard or exp
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3y ago
> Perhaps they want their community to shun them, which is a good and noble resolution to the general problem of someone exhibiting abhorrent behavior We can make them walk around wearing pieces of flair so we can easily identify them. I
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3y ago
Thank you. 20 years would be for the VPN provider.
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3y ago
Another challenge. Where's the grand-parents? Where's the rest of the family and the local community? The "village" so to speak. Day care is just the start of it. Being raised broke and working class isn't all that
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3y ago
This sounds like harmful and misleading information.
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3y ago
Combating Misinformation™ is so versatile. It's chic. It's stylish. Ladies and gentlemen, we have our new War on Terror.
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3y ago
Then charge your bike and go for a ride. Save $40k(?) You’ll run over and kill less people, be less fat, emit less rubber from tires into water runoff (yummy!) and it’s not like batteries are being charged from renewables in most places. Ma
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3y ago
Sounds like she really needed someone to talk to. Might've helped keep her sanity. Thanks for being polite
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3y ago
Manning and Collateral Murder was only mildly embarrassing. So we blow up a few reporters and ambulances. Zzzz A better comparison would be the Snowden treatment. The grounding of Evo Morales' plane suggests we'll violate national
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Because you lose the moral high ground and then have to pull out of Afghanistan with people hanging on the side of airplanes so you can say things like invading Ukraine is bad mkay. Either hacking up journalists is ok or it isn't. HN h
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Also tragic is people without homes fighting a proxy war with “developers” because of their podcast centric understanding of economics. It’s more important that developers don’t make a profit than increasing the supply of homes and nothing
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And when the intel director lies to congress about spying on American citizens, then what? Self signed certificate my friend.. I guess it would be nice if congress held the executive in check.. but maybe they can't bc of sinister reaso
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Wait is Snowden still considered a loser here? I can't keep track of the narrative. We have an agency beholden to no-one with the power to blackmail any journalist, lawyer, politician, associate, etc. We have an agency that seems to ta
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Irony is a Western frivolity. You balkanize the movement by questioning my integrity? Comrade, you will be dealt with.
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Sweet summer child. To truly "get it" you have to unlearn the years of systemic and structural conditioning from the capital class before I'd even dream of going into the nuances of vanguardism. Your struggle with False Con
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> This reframing of the institution as a market based services purchase is the rationale for the policies that have caused all the other problems Monks around the world are telling themselves "THIS GUY GETS IT". The institution
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I was talking about the "average cost of private school" data. Which part is a slam dunk on "neoclassical" econ? Or even the original article. I'm not disagreeing just curious how you came to that conclusion. The da
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> It's not economics, analysis, reason or anything like that - it's pure orthodoxy and blind dogmatism. It would be rich if the data in the article in no way supported your rant.
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