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I bet many would be willing to be tracked in exchange for a free desktop/laptop It takes 2 to tango. Always.
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Considering how hard it is to beat the market, making insider trading legal would remove much of the irrational self-confidence that almost all retail traders and investors have. As of now the stock market is artificially inflated by retail
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> As a democracy, there's no alternative to the government working with whatever majority it gets. The government managed to sell the need for the military industrial complex. The military is the most popular branch of the Federal G
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5y ago
I don't think Biden campaigned for unlimited QE and unlimited bailouts In any event even if this was true an ambitious organization such as the government can't be satisfied with 52% confidence in its financial planning
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All fair. But there is no free lunch. The burden of the proof always lies with the person or the entity trying to sell something. The government failed to sell QE and bailouts to the population, the government further failed to sell inflati
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> The CCP does not like having competitors for power or even something they don't have control over. The CCP is a bunch of unambitious individuals. Everything that causes troubles to the CCP means troubles for Xi and the possibility
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It's poor risk/reward, I think. The trick that Musk mastered in order to acquire fame is continuous presence in the news cycle by saying outrageous things, picking up fights with people and by constantly manufacturing a Them for
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No , it's because of the thrill. Street racing has an element of thrill and danger in the race itself, whereas pot only trill would be breaking the law given that it is impossible to OD and there is little to no harm. The low toxicity
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> Where is the world of underground illegal cycling on freeways? The underground culture of illegal street racing is alive and well though. Cycling is not a social activity in the sense that has constraints to socialization both during t
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5y ago
To be honest most of the fascination with pot is the fact that it's illegal and you are not supposed to smoke it. Governments around the world should think long and hard before legalizing it because as soon as they do, people will move
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> and it gets boring really quickly Those who use that particular weapon might "need" a win more than those who don't. Maybe they had a really bad day at work etc. The will to have balanced games is only there when the pla
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> Why would they do that, when they have so many other options? Because they like it I don't think it's because of that. I think it's because they have internalized the concept of global competition being a zero-sum game a
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Were Roman Emperors celebrated because of their true inner beauty as people or because they happened to be Emperors? I think people should lose this need of being loved for what they truly are. It won't happen, nature is pretty strict
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There are countless of studies which link rumination to unhappiness. Being impulsive and in the moment is just the opposite end of rumination, hence is the safest place from unhappiness. Meaning it's also the place to find happiness.
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It's not about value systems, it's about rumination vs. non-rumination. Sinatra and Hefner simply believed in their own mind that they were special and acted on it, whereas people like Munger , they ruminate for hours on end think
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Bottom line of the piece is: Nobody is as happy as the person who is both very impulsive and very lucky. I mean it's not some new discovery. It was obvious for the attentive observer that Sinatra had lived a happier and more interesti
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I don't think it's entirely true. Internet or not if a band were to play 4 straight hours live like Led Zeppelin used to do back in the days they'd get noticed. Of course you can't just be at the park sitting on a bench
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Cadillac Lyriq EV reservations sold out in about 20 minutes
(thedrive.com)
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> This is how VC works now. The leverage has shifted completely. I don't think this is entirely true, as always it varies by VC. Each person is different. Also VCs as a category know that they cannot bully founders and overplay thei
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The first 2 are solved by top notch security which billionaire money can buy (and then some) The last "problem" honestly it's more of a compliment , and besides a billionaire's pockets are so deep that the extraction of
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> suffer from recognazibility and billionaire problems It's a mistake to assume that all people are socially anxious just because one is posting on HN or reddit. Recognazibility is lit and so are billionaire problems (btw what billi
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> If you want peace, build more aircraft carriers If you want peace, you should build less aircraft carriers and be more pragmatic about immigration. People around the world are all for the Pax Americana, but only as long as they are gra
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> Sometimes people build things of value and want others to take it. For example, open source. And it's always suboptimal for the person who does it. Want to compare the bank account/quality of life of Linus with the one of Lar
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Can anybody update on who Tesla fans perceive as their mortal enemy right now? First it was big oil, then it was shortsellers, but I found those narratives sort of died out. Who are they beefing with right now?
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Associated Press Agènce France Press Reuters They keep it real. They report, they don't speculate or opinionate on matters.
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Kim husband basically used the tactics I described to get where he is. Controversial character who aims at winning no more than 10% of people at any interaction and being hated by the remaining 90% is not a problem. Example: https:/&#
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> The “crème de la crème” of people (movie stars, pop singers, professional athletes, politicians..) DO NOT want to be approached like this on the street. The same street approach is valid online and in media. Take Howard Stern. Controve
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> For example, did your dad have to approach 200 women on the street to meet your mom, or did they naturally meet through a social event or a friend group? My dad didn't optimize during the selection of his social group of 150-200 p
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> It seems like you’re referring to pickup artistry To be honest you have to treat men and women equally and approach both of them If you are heterosexual of course an interaction with a woman would gravitate towards a romantic interest,
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Drinks thrown in your face lasts a second of discomfort, the one who doesn't throw a drink in your face can potentially last a lifetime of companionship. C'mon HN. Risk-benefit analysis should be y'all forte.
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