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ElectricalPast
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There’s new evidence for what happened to people who survived Vesuvius
(arstechnica.com)
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The End of Employees
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Whale of a Plane: Airbus BelugaXL Makes Maiden Flight
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Facebook is testing paid monthly subscriptions for Groups
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Google Assistant no longer needs every 'hey' and 'OK'
(engadget.com)
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ElectricalPast
8y ago
I assume he wants his money kept safe for when he retires or wants to make a purchase. Not "creative and new advice."
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ElectricalPast
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Read A Random Walk down Wall Street; Black Swan (by Nikolas Taleb); The Intelligent Investor These give a good intro on equities. If you don't already, open an IRA (Roth or traditional). Also, consider reaching out to a certified fina
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Maybe they should treat their employees better? http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-biz-tesla-racist-b...
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First - I said nothing about integration. But if we're going down that road, Second - America has been absorbing and integrating millions of people throughout its history and has only been the wealthier for it.
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You are correct - developing nations such as China, India, and many countries in Africa do need more people in order to grow. Unfortunately, current models show their growth ending before they are wealthy. In other words - there's a go
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"The right of asylum (sometimes called right of political asylum, from the Ancient Greek word ἄσυλον[1][2]) is an ancient juridical concept, under which a person persecuted by his own country may be protected by another sovereign autho
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How so?
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Whites don't have to be in a majority to cause misery :) Exhibit A: South Africa. More specifically - even if whites continue to constitute a smaller and smaller portion of the US population, it is likely that whites will continue to h
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The article's headline (and much of the text) is pretty vague. The astronaut apparently doesn't think we will get there "soon" - whatever that means. If we look at it in perspective of all 5,000 or so years or recorded h
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Older people are not as productive or innovative as younger people. Therefore, there will be fewer things produced and less to go around for "the remaining people." Everyone ends up poorer.
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I'm sorry but I strongly disagree that political policies generally lead to higher or lower birth rates. Birth rates are largely correlated to the developmental level of a country at a more macro-level.
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This is simple mathematics. If your birthrate is below replacement rate, pretty soon your population's births will outnumber its deaths. The only reason the United States hasn't seen a shrinking population (and stagnating economy
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How Long Until a Robot Cries?
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The Owl Thieves of Sweden
(theatlantic.com)
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https://www.fark.com/politics/ Also good