circumvent123

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   by circumvent123 5y ago

   It's a popular-ish American socialist magazine. Not someone's personal blog.
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   by circumvent123 5y ago

   It's possible and healthy to empathize with people not in your own demographic. Some people also have principles that are not based purely in self-interest.
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   by circumvent123 5y ago

   Joshua's blog is great for stories like these. It's too bad he took down a good percentage of his posts after opening his wealth management firm.
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   by circumvent123 5y ago

   I think his idea is a little bit different
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   by circumvent123 5y ago

   The Darien gap might be an issue there.
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   by circumvent123 5y ago

   False dichotomy? It could be that his opinions were appropriately constrained by an editor previously and now is showing worse opinions. (Note: I don't follow him... not super familiar, but this seems like a weird either/or)
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   by circumvent123 6y ago

   ...it was halted on a few platforms, but there are many brokerages where buying was not halted.
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   by circumvent123 6y ago

   "If you sell culture war all day, don’t be surprised by the real-world consequences" Isn't culture war 95% of what Taibbi writes about? This isn't the worst diagnosis I've read, but I don't see him offering any
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   by circumvent123 6y ago

   Bug/error.
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    by circumvent123 6y ago

    An unexpectedly good read.
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    by circumvent123 6y ago

    Death is worse than unemployment. That's a sick comparison you are making.