method_capital

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by method_capital 29d ago
A) More laws to solve more problems the government has never been able to solve. OR B) Don't use Amazon LOL
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by method_capital 3mo ago
I keep hearing this. I have yet to find a teacher or a school district or a government employee or department or organization of any kind that didn't clamour for more more more funds. We spend twice what we did in 1970's in real
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by method_capital 3mo ago
The reason schooling is hard to change - here in the US - is because the teachers unions and politicians work together to reduce hours, reliance on standards, eliminate "work" (homework isn't good for them!), and increase spe
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by method_capital 1y ago
Defense won't do it. https://manhattan.institute/article/a-comprehensive-federal-... "Deep defense cuts. Since the 1980s, the Pentagon budget has fallen from 6% to 3% of GDP—not far above Europe’s target of 2
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by method_capital 1y ago
Since the 1960s, revenue from total taxation as a percent of gdp is unchanged. Not also the difference in tax revenue between Europe and America stems mostly from policies that tax the middle class not the "rich": https:/&#
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by method_capital 1y ago
Dogs have masters; cats have servants.
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by method_capital 2y ago
Overspending for decades. Rationalization requires economic pain. Big surprise: restraint lacks the support pissing money every which way enjoys.
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by method_capital 2y ago
The answer is: nothing. The whole argument is predicated on a political conviction, not an economic reality.
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by method_capital 3y ago
Naked Lunch? Unsubscribe. Burroughs, the degenerate murderer -- literally -- is the most overrated writer of all time.
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by method_capital 3y ago
Wow, so much negativity in the early comments. I've been in the space decades and there's at least 2-3 years of education to be gained here. Great piece, thank you!
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by method_capital 3y ago
Good lord. Not voting for trump doesn't make us "blue".
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by method_capital 4y ago
yes. anybody who has ftx funds.
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by method_capital 4y ago
Yeah, let's base it all on a test mom and dad pay for after all the prep classes they paid for. High school is free most places, friend.
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by method_capital 4y ago
People who believe they need big houses baffle me. It isn't priced right, and you can improve to flip or live and decide later. But why on earth would someone need a giant fucking house to be "happy".
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by method_capital 4y ago
I will not let my emotion be deterred by your facts!
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by method_capital 10y ago
allowing sub-penny executions by some effectively steals trades from risk takers on primary exchanges; it's horrible for market structure and depth. the sub-penny problem is a function of another insidious practice, payment for order