tootallgavin

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by tootallgavin 3y ago
G.E.B is hegelian philosophy without one mention to Hegel and more mechanic than organic Anyone read the Phenomenology of Spirit and notice the same ideas?
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by tootallgavin 3y ago
You are trying to change people's beliefs. Historically, even violence and war does not change people's beliefs.
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by tootallgavin 3y ago
What? Most of the world has _never_ had air conditioning _ever_. How is this a real comment?
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by tootallgavin 3y ago
https://www.ercot.com/gridmktinfo/dashboards/fuelmix weird. Currently, natural gas is 62.4% of the fuel mix
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by tootallgavin 3y ago
Here is the Texas Workforce Commission on breaks https://efte.twc.texas.gov/d_breaks.html "Rest or coffee breaks, defined as 20 minutes or less, are compensable hours worked under 29 C.F.R. 785.18, since they are regar
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by tootallgavin 3y ago
The bill in question https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/88R/billtext/pdf/HB02127F.... Maybe I didn't read it properly but water breaks are not under attack
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
-> running a board game group at lunch at work I mean would you say the same of S.B.F of FTX who was playing league of legends while on the clock ? If everything were running smoothly there would be no reason to look. But if mistakes
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
Cause none that seems to have any thing to do with Financial Risk Management
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
I think 2007 is the year of the reprint. His book "The Problems of Philosophy" was reprinted in 2007
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
Location: Fort Worth, TX Remote: Optional Willing to relocate: Within Texas Technologies: Rust, React Native, C#, Java, Postgres, Redis, NodeJS Résumé/CV: GavinStringfellow.com/resume Email: StringfellowGavin@gmail.com
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
Yep Some peoples standards for a job are severely too high.
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Z1zY39EKbs That is an interpretation of the Phenomenology of Spirit. Hegel and Hofstadter seem to be trying to find "spirit". To keep it simple, spirit can be defined by the "
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
G.E.B is hegelian philosophy without one mention to Hegel and more mechanic than organic Anyone read the Phenomenology of Spirit and notice the same ideas?
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
I agree I wonder what the point of piece like this is for. To dissuade people from migrating to Texas?
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
The short answer is no. The long answer is the whole of history
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
yep, basically no animation just explanation
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
Is this your assessment of books like Human Action by Mises? It took many months for me to work through both works. Would you say the same for the books by Spivak or Resnick? What about a college degree?
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
and the election of 2002
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
I cannot wait until the thought tool called race is eradicated from my society Brown is not black, and I am not my hair color
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
Not to mention the Great Lie of brown is black
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
Paul: Aw, what do I do with all this money? My purse is so small! Mr. Cole: That money could be put to use, to gain more money. Paul: Explain how! Mr. Cole: Money can be exchanged for stocks and bonds. The value of these securities shifts o
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
> What is this hunch based on Politicians trade stocks
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
> Well that's kind of a bad argument, because if "we voted on issues..." we're just declaring that this is one of the issues (etc.) that needs voted on and the resolution is to prohibit these transactions... Ah! So, w
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
> They get a budget. What happens when they exceed the budget?
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
> The goal is to remove an incentive to pass bad laws that will happen regardless of the monetary incentive > that benefit someone's personal finances. I don't know how to contextualize this. There should be no slaves. >
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
I know. There always going to people smarter than me in more privileged positions than me. It would be weird if said people acted in a way that would incapacitate themselves. (Here, I am referring to the congresspeople) There are laws in pl
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
I am not particularly confused about the salary though I see how my comment point to that. I am trying to assert that political machines require money. Taxpayer money is one avenue the stock market is another. I am also saying that the mone
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
> And the public do not know what their politicians are investing in. > Congressmen are supposed to report their trades within 45 days contradiction > But that's too long to make a difference in something like the current stoc
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by tootallgavin 4y ago
> There's no real reason for a lawmaker or their immediate family to be buying individual stocks. You lost me here. Participating in society is okay. Maybe in the case of a judge, who is supposed to be impartial, this could be the c

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