gthaman

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by gthaman 5y ago
Gee Whiz, why would he get all that exposure ? Huh ? Anyone ? hahaha
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by gthaman 6y ago
CPI is a cooked up government statistic, used in contracts and agreements (including social security) that unconditionally favors the governments position. For example it does not include energy or housing costs. They also add and remove it
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by gthaman 6y ago
The 'ponzi scheme' argument reeks of desperation when entire generations of Americans are going to witness the greatest ponzi scheme of all time, state sponsored social security, collapse. Hey! look at this (maybe a) truck far off
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by gthaman 6y ago
Don't be flippant - both sides of the political spectrum work together under the facade of opposing sides. Now Trump just pulled a pied piper and led these people into the capital with which both sides will now try to use this manufact
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by gthaman 6y ago
yawn speaking of jumping the shark, have you seen what governments have been up to lately ? interest rates at a 5,000 year low, moral hazard abound & global fiat collapse imminent in the best case and in the worst case we have banks&#
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by gthaman 6y ago
And there is the hint to the rational mind that you ought to take notice of the sector. Why is the status quo 'elephant' saying anything at all about the crypto 'ant' ?
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by gthaman 7y ago
Let the states that will never get their way in a "fixed" elector college, secede. To mess with the electoral college in this point in time - when its basically 49% vs 51% - and at such a level of divide in the country is not exac
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by gthaman 7y ago
CTRL+F "debt" - nothing. CTRL+F "interest" - nothing. Lets take a quick look at some numbers. [1] "The result is a massive run-up in debt. Though the MTA spent only $848 million on debt service in 2004, according to
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by gthaman 8y ago
"It's the beginning of the end!"
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by gthaman 8y ago
I like how they try to blame subversion and propaganda on the "current divide" in politics. Most people know good and well whats happening, its more the intellectuals who are making out well in this current environment who are doi
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by gthaman 8y ago
All kinds of excuses will be made to increase the taxes in this system where NO amount of money will add up to enough for this government. New York City in particular has a MEDICAL ONLY section of its pension benefits for city employees tha
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by gthaman 8y ago
absolutely. dont you enjoy these painfully long and out of breath explanations on why this inconvenient majority of voters must be further disenfranchised ? and all of the appeals to the authority of the EU's rules and regulations and
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by gthaman 8y ago
This whole driverless car thing reeks of more vaporware, more public-yet-profitless unicorn companies promising to promise to change the world and aside from surface level consideration of edge case accidents with pedestrians (hasn't o
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by gthaman 8y ago
The citizenry in the USA (im assuming you are being specific to) are a good deal worse off than in the 1950s in regard to household families and being overtly manipulated and jerked around in regards to the political process with whatever l
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by gthaman 8y ago
> Seems like just another case of a guy arguing without having understanding on the topic? At best he is ignorant, at worst he is perpetuating the current monetary system(s) which is in a macroprudential[1] policy mode - not good - as ma
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by gthaman 8y ago
Central banking is awful and you know no better than to say what you say (having not known anything else). Evil triumphs only when good men do nothing!
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by gthaman 12y ago
My understanding is that the movie was not once mentioned by the hacker(s) or the victim (Sony) but rather the first mention of the movie was by a popular American news outlet. In this context the two narratives of "north korea did it,