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Exactly my point. Iridium's revenue is larger, and I wouldn't think they'd be losing money. But apparently you can buy things with promises (if you're in the
by moralestapia 4mo ago
Exactly my point.
Iridium's revenue is larger, and I wouldn't think they'd be losing money.
But apparently you can buy things with promises (if you're in the right club, of course).
- bmacho 4mo ago> But apparently you can buy things with promises Even better: if you buy things that don't lose their value overtime (mostly anything apart from food, car, electronics, services) and you buy them at price, they're free. You give money for them but you receive equal amount of wealth. I repeat: you buy the thing and your wealth stays the same, doesn't grow or shrink. That's how companies can buy each others with promises. (If you're a bank that can lend me $4.7T I think buying nvidia could benefit us both. Contact me at nick @ gmail . com)
- Scoundreller 4mo agoHotelling’s Rule: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hotelling's_rule https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hotelling's_rule
- NetMageSCW 4mo agoHow did you buy your house?