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by exclusiv 2y ago
I agree and Michael Burry has warned about it. There's no real price discovery on these index funds. Money comes in - buy all in the fund regardless of any fundamental. And many of those stocks aren't that liquid so in an exit and
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by exclusiv 2y ago
Sounds nice but it's because community resilience is not a thing almost anywhere that people prep.
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by exclusiv 2y ago
Bold statement. Based on what? Being better at tactics everyone would have used in the past if they had the might? Fast forward to today and you can still come up with an easy list of 20 countries that exhibit human rights abuses on their o
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by exclusiv 2y ago
IANA but I understand CLRA in California is very strong for this type of stuff.
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by exclusiv 2y ago
That was a gimmick that made the rounds to get around a debt ceiling. It doesn't escape the debt spiral the US is in.
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by exclusiv 2y ago
Ok now add in the $210 trillion in unfunded liabilities that aren't part of the national debt. And mix in a little wage gap, AI impact, political divide, foreign conflicts, wars and military spending. Oh and the current annual interest
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by exclusiv 2y ago
Not alarmist at all. The can was kicked in 08. We are in a debt spiral. Government spending is a component of GDP, % of GDP is NOT the context. We are insolvent. 210+ trillion in unfunded liabilities ! And about 70% of spending is mandato
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by exclusiv 2y ago
Not a lawyer, but maybe a CLRA suit if you are in California. As I understand it - you may be able to get attorneys fees and punitive damages.
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Seriously. You can also buy a Firewalla or similar and activate the auto-blocking of porn sites with a button. I also block Roblox for a good chunk of the day too haha. But my 6 yr old figured out he could hop of wifi and use the cellular c
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by exclusiv 3y ago
> And yet, the vast majority of American language, culture, law, civil institutions, etc., come from the British. That’s why there are deep similarities between the Anglo countries on a variety of dimensions. And yet the English language
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by exclusiv 3y ago
100%! I posted data on American ancestry below which is pretty eye opening. My grandfather was an American of German ancestry and served in the 95th infantry fighting in Europe in WW2. He's just as American as the wagon trail people. A
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by exclusiv 3y ago
> When people in my home country think of an “American” they think of people of British descent. Your home county is just completely wrong in their understanding. Top 3 Ancestry groups (2015 Census) are actually 1) German, 2) Black/
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by exclusiv 3y ago
> As long as the keep rates where they are or higher, we should recover. This is not the case and is actually impossible. Impossible they will maintain them or higher. And impossible we would recover. The US is headed towards $1T in inte
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by exclusiv 3y ago
You never even commented that it can be expensive just said it's a terrible idea because it's "lose-lose" and a "traffic problem". Anyway, I refuted ALL of your points and even supplied angles for keeping costs
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Finding products that aren't on Amazon or other top sites is a problem for consumers. Google Shopping is pretty bad. Connecting buyers direct to merchants is a win and something they all want. Every single entity that sells online is t
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by exclusiv 3y ago
More likely just show you the place with the highest effective cost per click bid lol.
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by exclusiv 3y ago
That's exactly right and my point. The person I'm replying to is the one that used an irrelevant definition. The context of the entire discussion was NOT for the parent to decide to apply for jobs or become a prisoner of war. It w
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Starting is easy. I don't think the parent you replied to was talking about that procedural part of it. The parent is weighing working for someone or starting a newco. Also it's a completely different ballgame when you build a com
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by exclusiv 3y ago
I understand your sentiment, but one's experience does not need to manifest like the ones you listed to be considered hard. You listed one career choice and agriculture is actually the easiest industry. #2 lowest failure rate in 1 year
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Agreed. And while I oppose it, a CBDC would be more likely than Bitcoin.
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by exclusiv 3y ago
I'm closer in age to one of my cousins and I'm closer to him than my own brother. Some of my fondest memories are with cousins. And for many, cousins serve as drop in brothers/sisters. It's sad especially for only childr
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by exclusiv 3y ago
100%. My father in law has spent a lot of time in industrial space and he told me they setup dual buttons for some machines so you are required to press them both with both hands. This prevents them from having a free arm at risk. You have
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Most struggle financially because they are run by morons just like restaurants. They tried to be something they weren't. Forgot their core audience. And bowlero ate their lunch in the segment they tried to cater to instead of the core.
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by exclusiv 3y ago
There is no sacrifice. It's negligence.
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Unlikely to kill you yes but yet still very dangerous. They can rip you up REALLY bad.
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Yeah they mention that happening, where you pick up a spare without the ball or th e pins you hit deflecting into it. Just the string from a pin taking it down. So they say less strikes and scores not that far off, but it's stupid. Pla
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Valid question but the reason is the mechanics in the back are usually a salty kind (and some drink a LOT in the back) and they'll get a call to fix a lodged pin or something and decide to not turn the power off and bad things sometime
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by exclusiv 3y ago
What you stated is incorrect. Anyway, V=IR is a truth. If you touch 48v DV dry. You are going to be fine.
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Yes but state of your body/skin (R) and current (I) is what matters with regard to 60 volts being really dangerous (also the current path as the article below states). 60 volts is nothing UNLESS you are completely wet or sweaty. "
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by exclusiv 3y ago
I'm not familiar with Paco so thanks for sharing. I looked up Howe and he said this about Paco: "There was mention of Paco de Lucía, who is the greatest, well, if not the greatest ever flamenco guitarist. Many people love him dear

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