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rewrewrewqf
4y ago
Ah I see - the idea is sound, it's just the implementation that was faulty. Tell me, how do sellers access international markets without several layers of collective bargaining?
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4y ago
>Okay, I see this reality isn't politically correct for you so I'll not push it too much. You mean this idea that "beggar thy neighbour" is not in someone's self interest? You haven't explained why that is n
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4y ago
>the value of British currency would likely drop even further, pushing up inflation and prices further Why? Examining a relatively similar historical record of exporting scarce resources that are in high domestic demand, are you telling
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4y ago
Your solutions are essentially what I've been doing for years - short of a benevolent government paying for people's lack of discretion when it comes to longer-term financial and energy planning, I don't see what could make p
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4y ago
>it's just a type of "Beggar-thy-neighbour“ game theory failure Funny how much international politics looks like a "game theory failure", right? If only we could get along! I'm mostly looking at this from the per
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4y ago
>I believe that what we are looking at in the USA now is closer to Rome in 180 AD than it is to 470 AD Maybe, but following the argument in the parent comment about the speed of transfer of information and physical goods, the timeline no
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4y ago
I understand that. However, the political aspect will be the dominant factor. You can have all the links to international suppliers, but it won't help if they won't sell to you. Russia has already decided to f** with Europe, and i
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>The UK is getting hit much harder than other countries. I don't understand this narrative. Germany will have its gas supply from Russia literally turned off for the next three days! >but for heating I think they're about 50
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4y ago
>It is like watching negative progress. Oh no, my friend - what you are seeing is the ongoing march of progress! Who can argue against the latest in tech needing the latest in apps?
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4y ago
I see some people are having trouble working out what this badge means. It's pretty simple, really - they are for content-creators that make Meta lots of money.
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>What's the "green agenda" that you're referring to? eg: https://ec.europa.eu/info/strategy/priorities-2019-2024/euro... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alliance_90&#