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I'd like to invite you to prove any three of your points.

by no-dr-onboard 9mo ago

speff 9mo ago
It’s hard to prove without knowing the app devs, but for points 1 & maybe 2, we can look at whether Americans think the raids are justified. 28% of them think they are [0]. It wouldn’t be out of the realm of possibility that the devs would be part of that number Edit: it looks like the poll it’s for the recent incident of the woman who was shot - my mistake. Then I would assume the number for the raids themselves is higher [0]: https://x.com/YouGovAmerica/status/2010853750618063016 https://x.com/YouGovAmerica/status/2010853750618063016
taude 9mo ago
You don't think most people are motivated by their personal paychecks? People need paychecks. Not everyone is going to get to build and lead their own businesses?
- welcome_dragon 9mo ago
  When we stop tying our health insurance to our employment, we'll see a drastic uptick in people starting their own businesses. Working at company Z because their health insurance is fully paid for by the employer vs working at company Y where it costs you 1,400 a month for HDHP but the salaries are the same shouldn't be a thing At least that's my theory.
silverquiet 9mo ago
> JP Doherty did not want to sign the email. But he knew he didn’t have a choice. His son, Rhys, was scheduled to have strabismus surgery in January, correcting an eye issue that made it difficult for him to walk on his own. The procedure cost $10,000 out of pocket. Doherty discussed the decision with his wife, and while she wanted him to be able to quit, they both knew the kids needed his health insurance. [0] Regarding Musk's "hardcore" ultimatum at Twitter. [0]https://www.vanityfair.com/news/elon-musk-twitter-ultimatum https://www.vanityfair.com/news/elon-musk-twitter-ultimatum
pixl97 9mo ago
Then what, pray tell, is their motivation?
- tempaccountabcd 9mo ago
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I'd like to invite you to prove any three of your points.

by no-dr-onboard 9mo ago

I'd like to invite you to prove any three of your points.

speff 9mo ago
It’s hard to prove without knowing the app devs, but for points 1 & maybe 2, we can look at whether Americans think the raids are justified. 28% of them think they are [0]. It wouldn’t be out of the realm of possibility that the devs would be part of that number Edit: it looks like the poll it’s for the recent incident of the woman who was shot - my mistake. Then I would assume the number for the raids themselves is higher [0]: https://x.com/YouGovAmerica/status/2010853750618063016 https://x.com/YouGovAmerica/status/2010853750618063016
taude 9mo ago
You don't think most people are motivated by their personal paychecks? People need paychecks. Not everyone is going to get to build and lead their own businesses?
- welcome_dragon 9mo ago
  When we stop tying our health insurance to our employment, we'll see a drastic uptick in people starting their own businesses. Working at company Z because their health insurance is fully paid for by the employer vs working at company Y where it costs you 1,400 a month for HDHP but the salaries are the same shouldn't be a thing At least that's my theory.
silverquiet 9mo ago
> JP Doherty did not want to sign the email. But he knew he didn’t have a choice. His son, Rhys, was scheduled to have strabismus surgery in January, correcting an eye issue that made it difficult for him to walk on his own. The procedure cost $10,000 out of pocket. Doherty discussed the decision with his wife, and while she wanted him to be able to quit, they both knew the kids needed his health insurance. [0] Regarding Musk's "hardcore" ultimatum at Twitter. [0]https://www.vanityfair.com/news/elon-musk-twitter-ultimatum https://www.vanityfair.com/news/elon-musk-twitter-ultimatum
pixl97 9mo ago
Then what, pray tell, is their motivation?
- tempaccountabcd 9mo ago
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