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IronIvan
4y ago
This type of thinking is pure toxin because it essentially reinforces exactly what you don't want. If Peter did in fact work hard and now he's stripped of the results of his labor while being told that probably he only managed to
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IronIvan
4y ago
Can confirm. Lived a very frugal early retirement lifestyle in Austria because it was practically impossible to build wealth (high taxes, comparatively very low tech salaries, little entrepreneurial support/incentives). Moving to the U
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IronIvan
5y ago
Inflation all by itself is already effectively creating a cashless society over time, at least if no new notes with larger denomination are being printed (and historically speaking, the trend has even been the opposite, namely there used to
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IronIvan
5y ago
https://odysee.com/@3Blue1Brown:b/how-secure-is-256-bit-secu... or more briefly: never
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IronIvan
5y ago
> Any application that could be done on a blockchain could be better done on a centralized database. Except crime. After all as we all know: If you've got nothing to hide, you've got nothing to fear. And look at how inefficient
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IronIvan
10y ago
I was really puzzled for a while, trying to figure out how a different floor could at all effect the cooking (and whether I would want to eat any food from a shop where it does) until I figured out that it was a typo and that it was suppose
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IronIvan
11y ago
> Of course, the above assumes that risk of death from injury won't drop as medical technologies improve, which is wrong, but as long as it's non-zero, there is still going to be a statistical limit on the length of life. No ha
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IronIvan
12y ago
A good explanation! I made a rather long (2 hours) YouTube video that explains the fundamentals of our current economic system - perhaps it is helpful to someone who wants to get a better understanding of the issue: http://youtu.
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IronIvan
15y ago
Here are statistics for germany: http://www.heise.de/jobs/artikel/Wer-verdient-wie-viel-98184... From my personal experience I can tell you that colleagues at the company I previously worked for in Vienna, Austria made about 42 k / year w
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IronIvan
15y ago
Hey, I am also living in Vienna (or at least close to it) and I want to get self employed as well - any tips how to start? (already have a few years of programming experience under my belt and soon a master in mathematics)