jamesj1980

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   by jamesj1980 8y ago

   No, it takes a person given to speculation. I think it's disingenuous to use the dot com era as your example because of the shear magnitude of value that was being created during that time period.
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   by jamesj1980 8y ago

   I remember the 90's. I think it takes a revisionist to say raising the top marginal rate was what caused the economic boom. I would guess the big drivers were low oil prices and that dot com thing.
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   by jamesj1980 8y ago

   No reason to engage. I think "discussing" a topic with another "online persona" is almost always a waste of time. I also find most comments to be speculative, argumentative, uninformed opinions, trolling, jokes or trash.
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   by jamesj1980 8y ago

   It's anecdotal, but the one company I worked with in the south which had a very conservative, christian, "family" culture was the most diverse team I've ever had the pleasure of working with. My team consisted of 2 black