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by uhwhat 11y ago
It seems like most coffee shops (..that I've tried along the pacific coast) have no idea how to pull an espresso shot and will instead just brew a very bad strong shot of coffee. Ordering a cappuccino has generally been interpreted as
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by uhwhat 11y ago
Fair enough.. Than a B-Corp, Non-Profit, or private member funded CO-OP type organization with a charter?
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by uhwhat 11y ago
It sounds like you're advocating a community pool of resources to benefit members, which is exactly what government social programs are.
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by uhwhat 11y ago
*Scientists interpreted observation as clickbait worthy title for blog posts
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by uhwhat 11y ago
Obsessive compulsive behavior on a societal level.
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by uhwhat 11y ago
Took my 2003 Honda Civic into the dealership for an oil change once, afterwords it starting having electrical issues.. the entire car would shut off at seemingly random times. No stearing (not just loss of power steering, but no steering at
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by uhwhat 11y ago
Food stamps are a decent example. It's not perfect yes, but it basically becomes undesirable to trade the cash of the WANT economy for the goods of the NEEDs economy.
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by uhwhat 11y ago
Peg the basic income to the Consumer Price Index or MIT's BPP [ http://bpp.mit.edu/usa/ ]
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by uhwhat 11y ago
I imagine partitioning living NEEDS [housing, food, transportation] as an area of the economy with its own money/token/basic-income-credits system separate from the WANT economy of everything else.
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by uhwhat 11y ago
Basic income would need to be pegged to the CPI or some standard of living. I imagine partitioning living NEEDS [housing, food, transportation] as an area of the economy with its own money/token/basic-income-credits system separat
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by uhwhat 11y ago
Startup idea: an affordable compact mobile home [0] http://www.designboom.com/design/cornelius-comanns-bufalino/ TukTuk Camper!
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by uhwhat 11y ago
Proof of state only further incentives hording, generally making it undesirable for economic activity.
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by uhwhat 11y ago
Courts are overwhelmed because laws rarely get revoked, revised, or modernized. 6th amendment to the US constitution: In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury
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by uhwhat 11y ago
501(c)3 non-profits are tax deductible. I'd recommend http://machineproject.com/ for the HN crowd Also funding for workshops/education through makerspace type groups. Also funding for clean water infrastructure in
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by uhwhat 11y ago
ZH is a good example of the role information and news plays into the stock market machine game.
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by uhwhat 11y ago
A bad excuse to hide his responsibility.
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by uhwhat 11y ago
Be aware that the stock market is a game of "dumb money" (casual investors) and "smart money" (hedge fund managers, HFT groups, bots watching info feeds, and 'insiders'). How does one determine the 'true&#
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by uhwhat 11y ago
Exercise, diet (avoid excess oils/fats, sugars, processed foods), loose leaf teas (+honey) instead of coffee, side projects that motivate you. Following through with improving these habits for at least 3 months. Standing desks help som
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by uhwhat 11y ago
Direct incentives for financial gains from higher incarceration rates, and kicking that money back to lobby for laws that put more people in prison at tax payers expense... Baby steps.
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by uhwhat 11y ago
Yes but you would have to make that deal with the private investor(s).
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by uhwhat 11y ago
Recent trends in economics leads me to believe the accumulation of wealth and capital from gains in productivity and technology is amassing into huge piles of cash that want & need to invest in something, so now the question is what? Th
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by uhwhat 11y ago
Anyone else find the easter egg ? (..old school video game code)
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by uhwhat 11y ago
It's assumed that providing access to education would help fix the "minimal skills", and thus provide for a safe way to pay back the debt. Unfortunately the assumption falls short, and often the education/accreditation p
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by uhwhat 11y ago
I rode trains through out my teen years in the USA. No issues!
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by uhwhat 11y ago
Trains also sometimes have lounge cars, dining cars and theaters. Buses confine you to a cramped seat and if you're lucky there's a tiny bathroom on board.