DaveExeter

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by DaveExeter 3y ago
> It encourages the buying of trucks from US automakers which is better for US companies, US workers, and the environment. You've identified the winners, but you have ignored the losers!
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
If anyone is longing for the pre-deregulation days of aviation, ticket prices were a lot higher back then. My grandmother was telling me about her honeymoon in Europe in the 1960s. Inflation-adjusted, the tickets were $3000 each! Flying bac
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
That's just a reflection of how thick the wool over your eyes.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
Trains are expensive because they don't have any competition. When you have a monopoly, you can soak your customers!
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
That's correct you will hit Canada long before France! I guess it is because I think of Canada as a freak American state. Upper America, not an independent country.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
I was going to guess Spain but the correct answer is France.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
You genuinely cannot see the meta-problem with this?
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
I think you've identified the real problem with Tiktok! It is resistant to political censorship.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
Since young single women in urban areas earn more then single men, women should pay for dates. Maybe a different rule for rural areas.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
Transformers use magnetic fields to transform electricity. That's why Tesla's AC system beat out Edison's DC system.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
https://archive.ph/KyAg7
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
Should BK pull out of Israel?
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
What's wrong with that? SAT scores measure IQ, and can't be gamed like grades.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
Huh? If housing supply exceeds demand, rents drop.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
If rents drop, not such a bad future.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
Here's a fun one: https://www.amazon.com/apologize-complete-requires-trademark...
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
I suspect the main reason is because Tesla has a monopoly on replacement body parts.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
Terrifying the West? No, delighting the West! It is terrifying American auto executives in their Grosse Pointe estates. They are afraid of losing their oligopoly.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
I guess it hasn't killed him yet.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
Give him a copy of "How to win friends". I think this is discussed in Chapter 1.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
Has it extended your life?
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
Elon?
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
>The free market is the most efficient system we have for optimising profits. Um, the whole point of the free market is to destroy profit! To paraphrase Jeff Bezos, your profit is my opportunity.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
When you amputate the forskin, what do you think happens to the male glans?
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
It brings in $millions to hospitals, who get paid to do it and then sell the amputated forskins! So yes, hospital staffers are heavily incentivized to promote it.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
It's shocking that this barbaric act, done specifically to take sexual pleasure away from victims and their partners [1], is still happening in the 21th century. [1] https://www.cirp.org/library/cultural/maimon
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
I bet if it was $100k salaries for ALL technicians there would be no shortage. Of course this would cut into profits.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
I am shocked, shocked that such a thing could ever happen.
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
What do think the manufacturing cost for a can of it is? Maybe ten cents? It's a high-margin business!
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by DaveExeter 3y ago
I would assume genocide. The Strip stays, its occupants are liquidated.

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