BurnAphterRead

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by BurnAphterRead 6y ago
https://wolfstreet.com/2021/03/11/house-price-inflation-in-c...
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by BurnAphterRead 6y ago
What's wrong with a massive wave of bankruptcies, exactly? Proper bottom-up restructuring seems to me like a good way to stimulate a more robust economy at the expense of some temporary resettlement pains. Not to mention the erasure of
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by BurnAphterRead 6y ago
We pull gold out of the ground when it is economical to do so. That is to say when the exchange of gold to currency is favorable for extraction, which can also be conveyed to mean that when there isn't enough gold to the demand of curr
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by BurnAphterRead 6y ago
I don't know that the individual is a substantial figure in the patterns of distribution. Sure Suzy took out a $40k loan and is paycheck to paycheck because of it. But that's a very small fraction of the whole. And application of
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by BurnAphterRead 6y ago
Precisely. I know a lot of people, and I know that a lot of those people all display distinctive disorders of one kind or another. Like alcoholism, or risk-insensitivity, body dysmorphia, depression, narcissism, psychopathy. All normal does
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by BurnAphterRead 6y ago
Fetal imprinting, perhaps. It'd be hard to quantify. But with all the societal shifts occurring around the 70's, economics drastically shifted. I'm not even going to pretend like I know anything about maternity, but with the
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by BurnAphterRead 6y ago
So, this is to be taken with a grain of salt: A nurse once told me about this. I guess in the 90's(?) or so, there were a lot of children that were cognitively deficient to the extent that they required specialized care and such, but d
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by BurnAphterRead 6y ago
There is no real neurotypical.