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As a counterpoint, look at how the Polgar sisters were raised. Yes, Lazlo and his wife were both education professionals, and spent an inordinate amount of time dedicated to developing the girls. But look how it turned out. On a different
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Isn't a strike effectively a solved problem? Like the pin you're supposed to aim for, and the angle you're supposed to approach the pins at, where you're supposed to stand, and all that? Like I get that it's super
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All fine and dandy until one realizes that the pentagon's budget is measured in the trillions, and this sort of deal probably doesn't even deal with mission critical stuff. That said, we do waste a ton of money on consultants, and
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I grew up in a town slightly north of Manhattan often known for being the bastion of the Hedge Fund industry. IYKYK. Donald Trump once owned a home in that town. He didn't hold on to it for very long, as Donald Trump was the butt of
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Yes, absolutely. Why? Because Sam donated to Democrats in addition to the GOP. Paying both sides, or playing both sides, doesn't matter. Sam donated money to the GOP's mortal enemy. That's a sin. Trump would have thrown t
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Because coffee, as awesome as it is, is a consumer discretionary, not a consumer staple. You don't need coffee in the same vein you need a house, reliable transportation, a phone, sustenance food, etc. Producers will lower prices if t
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is it securities fraud? sort of. If Mark, both through Meta and through his own resources, has the capital to hire and retain the best AI researchers / teams, and claims he's doing so, but puts out a model that sucks, he's l
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That's awesome. Town celebrates its own via a medium that the youth seek out on their own. The youth then forge closer connections with their elders. Everyone is happy, everyone wins.
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I mean it's estimated that 1/5th of Russians have no access to indoor plumbing. This is a country where its leader/president/dictator/mafia don/caporegime is quite literally a multitrillionaire. Russia asking f
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According to the original producers of The Apprentice, he's not a drinker but has had an addiction to both Sudafed and Cocaine going back probably 40 years now, which has made him completely incontinent.
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Putting a bunch of foxes to guard the henhouse isn't cleaning the swamp. It's replacing the old swamp, which was nakedly self-interested, with a new swamp, which is also nakedly self-interested. Meet the new boss, same as the old
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Lacking in insight? My brother in christ......Donald Trump wears makeup. How many actual "tough guys" do you know that wear makeup? Back in the days of my parents, a fat guy with lifts and orange makeup would have been called a (
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It's just odd to me. I mean, yeah the Democrat party sucks. Here's this "macho tough guy" that wears a diaper, lifts, and makeup...who's famous for bankrupting a casino (twice), and was known for decades as a cartoo
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As someone who has done biz with China (specifically with Tsinghua University) - the key phrase is "for now". China's strength in economics is to take what works elsewhere, bring it to China to understand what about that pro
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how is that not securities fraud? they are under legal obligation to tell investors about this sort of shit.
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Once met a guy who set up a whole rooftop garden in LA for a couple of schools so they could teach their students about growing food and as well about the importance of fresh ingredients. Part of the program was that kids would take turns
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I haven't abandoned it at all, but I do try to regulate my internet time. I use it to read articles, trade equities, play chess, communicate with colleagues, and do market research for my company. Of course, I engage with a few commun
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>Honestly, I’ll be surprised if this turns out to be any different than all of the other “explosive tell-all memoirs” of the past. These books usually play into people’s desire to believe that the enemy of their enemy is their friend. Th
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I used Facebook back in 2005. I was in high school, it was cool. In 2006, my friend (who went to Temple in Scarsdale, NY with the Zuckerberg family) told me in no uncertain terms that Mark was easily the biggest egotistical asshole he'
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Well, that settles it - I'll have to buy a copy and give it a read. Hey Mark, want people to not read it? How about you go donate a few hundred billion to the country and communities that supported you and your company from day 1, ins
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>I had a manager once who, if she would spot someone on their phone in a meeting, would put them on the spot and ask them a question relevant to what the team was just discussing. Some people would call that a "dick move" but I
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Absurd that cars are now seen as an advertising platform by car makers. A car's stereo or display system randomly blasting ads at you (the driver) should be treated for what it really is - intentionally distracting the driver when the
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Nor does passion have to be monetized. Too often in life are hobbies and passions forced into the monetization route, which in a lot of people kills the joy, creativity, focus, and spontaneity required to create.
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So will Muhammad ﷺ - what's your point?
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>Zerg units are individually weak but cheap compared to the other factions And fast. So. fucking. fast. I hate playing against Zerg.
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Donald Trump's daughter literally is the only non Chinese to own patents in China without a local partner. Apple, Microsoft, LVMH, Volkswagon, Ferrari, etc don't have that. Donald Trump is also deep in debt to Chinese banks.
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China has "democracy" in the same way it has the freedom of speech. In China, you can vote for The Party, or, for The Party. Much like how in the USA, you can vote for the red wing of the Centralized Corporate Power Party, or the
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The CCP owns Trump. They could stroll into Taipei and Trump wouldn't lift a finger.
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On a more macro issue, it's also existential for the CCP because it shows the Chinese people (I'm talking the entire worldwide diaspora of people who call themselves Chinese) that there are indeed ways forward socially, culturally
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> the legal system absolutely overreached. I see your bad faith argument, and let me respond with mine: The legal system absolutely UNDERreached here. Think otherwise? You got kids? Let's do a little experiment.
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