Biologist123

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   by Biologist123 5y ago

   It can have a variety of meanings, eg no slave or child labour, safe working conditions etc.
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   by Biologist123 5y ago

   Thanks for flagging that - I look forward to having a deeper read. What Stronger Cities describe is probably closer to a control fraud.
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   by Biologist123 5y ago

   I don’t think so! What I’m looking for is a sort of taxonomy of scams. Ponzi sits within that taxonomy but is only one species! I’ll advertise on HN once done. Thanks for your encouraging feedback.
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   by Biologist123 5y ago

   Thanks that’s interesting, but reliant on the all present word Ponzi!
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   by Biologist123 5y ago

   An awful lot of things these days get called Ponzi schemes these days which aren’t really, although they share some superficial characteristics of a Ponzi. This isn’t a criticism of Strong Towns so much as a call for a better development of
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   by Biologist123 5y ago

   Fascinating insight.
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   by Biologist123 5y ago

   These are such great photos. Thanks for sharing.
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   by Biologist123 5y ago

   Not just Southern Europe. Oliver Cromwell (English ruler in 1600s) died of malaria.
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   by Biologist123 8y ago

   Half of Mexican children suffer from lead poisoning. http://latinalista.com/columns/globalviews/nearly-half-mexic...