turtlecloud

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by turtlecloud 8y ago
How much did that cost you???
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Maybe he is afraid of giving too much info away. By mentioning it, now the opposing side will be measuring angular momentum. So now he needs to make a new test. Ow that that is out of the bag
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
As a guy, getting into fights to defend myself instead of keeping it under the lid and festering in anger. This keeps up your self esteem and cuts back years of therapy. Consequences are much lower - a few cuts and bruises here and there fr
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Ya that is what I am worried about. Can you imagine the guy selling MDMA? Would make a fortune. Drugs were best when sold by the hippies that did it to get by day by day. It got corrupted when sold purely as a money making enterprise. I bel
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
I do think the government knows that they are harmful. The main fear I think comes from the majority of people who are not that bright and can not cognitively handle the type of thinking that comes from psychedelic use. Imagine if you just
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
I looked into it, but it seems pretty risky? Especially since if u miss the schedule to most every hr the plant dies very quickly
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
You poor soul. You actually think paying workers more creates inflation You obviously haven’t heard of bankers, the federal reserve, and quantitative easing.
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Do you really want to test the limits of Econ 101? People are willing to work for pennies. Just look at India. If you want to turn USA into a third word country with high levels of income inequality that’s how you do it. Have some empathy.
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Because there are way easier opportunities than STEM. How many men go into STEM because they were interested in the field vs for a well paying job? It’s socially acceptable for females to marry a rich guy and be a stay at home mom. I would
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Because of the internet - information is much more readily available. Nowadays a layman can just search all the information and perform similarly.
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Ya. In the US a lot of the cement companies are owned by Italians. Former mafia members I presume.
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Man that guy sounds so smart in retrospect. My props to him as an investor
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
The economic incentive of the startup would be to keep bedbugs alive. If they eradicated bedbugs, the company would go bankrupt.
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Looks like a TESLA Denier here. Musk screwed over and pissed off a lot of people. How is the response not justified? Both shorts and longs got hurt by his tweet.
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
I would say the advent of the internet has really changed how information is valued in society. Prior to this universities were places where critical thought and an discussion of new ideas could be formed. The current situation is that it i
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
It’s not against the interests of all citizens. Some will be supporting it. It will make it easier to trust people.
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Well.... you may view it as oppression, but they prob view it as the gov taking care of them. 2 sides to the issue. Collectivists will love it. Individualists will hate it.
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Exactly. Imagine the uproar if the first result of “holocaust” was a site saying it is a hoax
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Meh. I think it will be a net positive imo. Will help in socially engineering a more peaceful country. As a group it will be good. For an individual it will suck. We all know how difficult it is to change ourselves. Most foreseeable change
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
I’ll talk you on your bet. Don’t back out like Fanduel!!!
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Obviously from reading these comments, most people here are not gamblers and prob do not have much interaction with bookies. With bookies your honor and reputation is #1. When you gamble, you take a risk and the counterparts takes a risk. T
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Then thy go out of business and someone more competent should take their place. Otherwise there is no honor and incentive for them. Bookies have to live by their honor.
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Well if you tell the Wall Street bankers... it’s not their fault and they require a bailout. Yes they should honor it or else thy have 2 options. 1. Close business 2. Request a bailout. Someone more competent should take their place. Fandu
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
The shorts are symptom, not the cause. Kodak was a hot mess. Even raising a ton of money couldn’t have saved them from their incompetence. If they didn’t have the vision to see digital cameras, what makes u think they could dig themselves o
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
It’s true - some people only respond to that type of authority.
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
They are an enabler and should. Otherwise they will be regulated like the telecom companies and turned into a public utility. Government will have to step in.
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Nytimes has gotten too liberal. They are alienating all the Americans that don’t live in big cities. Their anti Trump agenda is also too obvious.
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Doesn’t seem too far fetched. If a Muslim family on avg has kids around early 20s and have about 3kids each vs avg European family starting in early 30s and having 1 kid on avg.. In 60 yrs - Muslim pop will have 8x while European population
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
I agree with what you say. The percentage of millennials I know starting families is extremely small. The sentiment is quite low and quite negative. I believe that the only thing stopping the ruling political elite from imposing complete se
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by turtlecloud 8y ago
Well they should be counted. How many had to resort to crime because of no employment opportunities? That’s the real question and I would surmise that there is a percent greater than 0 that would not have stolen or robbed a bank if they had

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