DeonPenny

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by DeonPenny 6y ago
Exactly this and its getting father behind. In 2008 it was basically the same. In the next 10 years It could be 3x-4x the times of Europe. If you were a smart, educated, with ambitious why would you ever stay there.
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
The problem is its going to make the US also justify protectionist policy. Europes GDP growth has been stale for years. IDK if their citizen would be ok with starting trade wars with allies only wanting equal market access
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
These tech scammers out do themselves year after year.
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
If expansive inequality isn't the goal why does it matter. What does the percent of the pie matter even if you slice is getting bigger at historic paces because the pie in general is bigger. Would you rather have a higher percentage of
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
Its cause the work force double, and people this generation don't marry.
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
Wage i.e. income increased is exactly what did happen. Billionaires and millionaires aren't bad. And income equality not a good goal. If we create more rich people at the same time incomes increase for the lower and middle class at his
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
Yeh but only by say 4% since the 60s, but the poorest and middle class are getting richer at a much faster pace.
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
No a weird subsect view america that way
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
Yeh the america is bad crowd is out here in full effect trying to say other places have it better. When the reality is life is hard and its actually much hard everywhere else. There is no easy mode to this.
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
And its easily higher is what people don't know. I feel like people don't understand living here that the issue is life is generally just hard. If you are having issue in the US good luck everywhere else in the world and even the
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
Lol americans are much much richer compare to the rest of the world especially the first world. And debt is considered.
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
Not really, or not many more than normal
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
Its basically been growing like crazy since 2008. Check out the difference between the US growth vs most first world countries growth. The GDP per capita was 45k in 2008 and 48k in 2019. The US when from 48k to 63k.
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
The sky was red a few days ago. I'm guessing its that. I don't know. I'm not 100% sure, but that was the one thing out of the normal
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
No an entrepreneur in a room before raising money can easily be worth millions and that typically what happens. The workers come to help scale the business but to say they get nothing is untrue. They don't take as much risk and their s
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
The owners have change a lot. In todays world more entrepreneurs don't supply their capital. They supply the ideas, organization, innovation, risk, and maybe a small bit of saving but they from bezos to elon none really supply the capi
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
Well bezo has been pushing for increasing minimum wage for warehouse workers for this very reason. Anyone without the capability to automate will be driven out because they can't pay workers, and amazon will if anything become more eff
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
That doesn't seem like that Bezo or Gates fault though. Seattle all things being equal would have more money person citizen than they ever had in the past. It seems as if its almost all the fault of the government and the increase of t
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
So these people want to redistribute wealth based on productivity increases from entrepreneurs to works. Even though the productivity increases have very little to do with the workers being more productive and more to do with technology and
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
You're going to crowd fun 40+ Billion dollars. Lol Good luck
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
Is this cause of that YT lawsuit think they are going through. I feel like both this and that happening at once is not an accident
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
Seems like a better testing suite is in order. How many times since then has that happened, and have we gotten better at figuring out issues before they become this big of an issue. I ask this because we've had everything from chernoby
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
Seems like great thing. The fact is that science may be moving too slow and given proper motivations could move faster. If it can not move any faster then you quickly figure that out that you've gotten you answer, and you can circle ba
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
I think he said what he says about building you own business because of how society has been shift to complain about their plights. People complain about education, college, and wealth gap in a way that almost assume that people are stealin
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
You can google german gpd per capita and get the information from the world bank with a interactive chart. The German gdp per capita in 2008 was 45k in 2018 47k. The US in same time 48k to 62k. If your country growth rate is number is that
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
Europe growth in the past 12 years has be pretty anemic for the past 10 years. Look at the GDP per capita growth of lets say germany and you get a real good idea of how mismanage their economy has been for the past decade so this doesn&#x27
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
This isn't good for the class of people who want to raise tax on the wealthy. What if this becomes a thing and all those people the day you tried to tax them threw their american passport in the ocean.
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
This is one of the most nature finds a way things I've ever seen
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
Thousands loose their job during a recession. But at least a election is coming up
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by DeonPenny 6y ago
THe taxi regulation were terrible and created a terrible environment. It's California lawmakers fault for clearly seeing the writing on the walls and instead of lowering regulations trying to raise them. What kind of backwards person d

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