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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
> Observe the existence of free webcomics and you see your answer. Yeah... so, I'm coming to think of the difference as: having a job = getting paid for spinning wheels you wouldn't other wise spin working = doing things you en
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
Does anybody actually want to work though? Or simply to have the cash on hand to pay for things they actually want. Serious question ^^ I personally find it rewarding to finish tasks & make things... being employed to do so is a luxur
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
Maybe i don't understand... what restrictions exist on multiple property ownership?
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
Exactly this. reducing incentives toward central planning would remove downward pressure on decentralizing systems. I vote for more decentralized systems.
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
Seems entirely possible for the local government to hold the LLC accountable for following local rules without having to know who's behind the LLC The meta-conversation going on within these threads is more to the point of folks sugges
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
we people are incredibly dumb. stick to your fiat bro, that's going to be the best store of whatever type of value you're creating.
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
look, you clearly haven't a clue what you're talking about. you may very well disagree with me, and that's your prerogative. cash has been variously shells, giant stones, glass beads, shiny metal, complicated paper, etc... fu
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
Kong seems worthless to me. ETH has demonstrated it's not a reliable store of value, if the DAO hack can just be reversed. Instead of garbage paper tokens, here's a thing that already exists: ... can be used just like cash ... isn
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
i can't possibly be the only person here who has been expecting this type of fuckery for 10+ years, right? it's taken me that long to get to a place where i feel confident that my own personal archive of data isn't going to d
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
Thanks for this link. The team i'm with is considering creating a role like mine for several developers in remote-from-home-office locations, and this will absolutely be a tool to consider for that group.
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In Solidarity with Library Genesis and Sci-Hub(custodians.online)
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
i wouldn't know because i can't read through the paywall
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
> I could be easily killed without anyone even knowing. Well, that escalated quickly.
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
> China could probably make everything it needs itself, or learn in a decade or two. Even the elites want out... i'm not sure the system wouldn't eat itself before then.
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
lol... nice find. brainwashing (n.) "attempt to alter or control the thoughts and beliefs of another person against his will by psychological techniques," 1950, a literal translation of Chinese xi nao. A term from the Korean War.
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
agreed, unreservedly. still, namecalling these users doesn't solve anything. and i'm sure it's against the community principles.
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
> China's growth prospects 150% debt : gdp... gonna hinder the growth in medium term
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
source?
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
user may be Chinese national, but name calling ("brainwashed") probably isn't the best way to encourage the sorts of open dialogue that will be necessary to change their views
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
Step 2: globally orchestrated sanctions on a fascist dictatorship Step 2b: hopefully we avoid WWIII
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
hmm... i guess only the one's they've not yet sterilized? https://www.pop.org/the-plight-of-the-uyghur-people-2/ edit: wow... 2001
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
> Plenty of countries with homogenous populations have harsh drug laws encouraged/demanded by the US economic doctrine for the last 40+ years
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DoD and HUD $21T Missing Money: Report and Supporting Documentation(missingmoney.solari.com)
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
> (though I left fairly young) how is it reasonable to take your anecdote as a decent reference point for somebody who has grown up in china, speaking mandarin, and learning about the world through CCP-funded public schooling?
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
annecdotally, my attention isn't usually held for long by people who are unwilling to engage with a service because of it's weird name... https://scuttlebutt.nz/
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
Seriously having difficulty detecting whether this is sarcasm, so forgive me if I am taking some bait... I'm not sure that I want the government to be responsible for doling out penalties for working (e.g. taxing somebody's produc
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
oh, so it's all the global poor who are coordinating their efforts to reduce emissions of companies they don't own or operate? thanks for clearing that up!
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
> get with the changing tides and reform their archaic taxation codes to account for an increasingly globalised economy. they don't know how.
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
When you say "deserved taxes", what precisely is the reasoning behind this deservedness? it seems to me that there's no reasonable way to lay claim to the work product of another person without being a total jerk... maybe i&#
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IRpair and Phantom – Privacy Eyewear(kickstarter.com)
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