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Apply HN: Morphic Footwear – Morphing Shoes: Fight, Flight, and Delight Modes
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_AllisonMobley
10y ago
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_AllisonMobley
10y ago
One thing is for sure. The CIA could have killed him, could kill him now, if he truly posed a threat to national security. The fact that they don't indicates they don't feel he is a threat. I'm confident that whatever goal po
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_AllisonMobley
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At a certain point you're saving people so they can starve to death. That's the worst case. Best case: saving them speeds up how soon we run out of non-renewable resources. What's more merciful to mankind as a whole in the lo
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>>lets let some disease carrying mosquitoes into all countries Why bother when you can count on tourism to do it for you? http://www.cdc.gov/zika/geo/united-states.html
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10y ago
>>Probably the strain from chronic malaria is worse for an economy than any theoretical strain due to feeding a few million more people. How about the strain on the planet's non-renewable resources? One would think that the milli
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_AllisonMobley
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Those people, if they survived, would have gone on to cause far more ecological damage to the planet than they otherwise did. Until we figure out how to colonize other solar systems, endeavors to spare every human life from such naturally o
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3)Half a million humans that would have died from Malaria, but did not.
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I agree with you. "Let's get rid of all these natural population controls!" Sounds like the beginning of a bad post-apocalypse movie.
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>It's cheaper in the long run. Is it? A human that survives to reproduce that would have otherwise died from malaria uses more non-renewable resources than a human that dies from malaria over the course of their lifetime, and contin
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10y ago
What's going on here. Is this an HN meme?
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10y ago
I can't really disagree with you there.
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Apply HN: BootSwap – Like Finch.io for Bootstrap Themes
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10y ago
"If you're not signed to a label and have access to their marketing engine then no one will ever hear your music" Unless you can get popular on youtube.
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I aspire to fiction that reads like that.
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10y ago
I would just put it on Youtube and work on putting out a new song every few days. Prolific talent trumps all.
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Can somebody explain what I'm watching when I press play?
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I like it.
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_AllisonMobley
10y ago
That text is impossible to read for me. It's all light grey on white and patchy.
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10y ago
It would be taxed like regular income made from investments, as it turns out the SEC requires me to register these as asset backed securities (in the works), but I'm not sure my market is the typical investor who already knows those in
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Lyrical Literary Fiction: The Reader Is the Performer
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_AllisonMobley
10y ago
I think this article is saying I should build an iron man suit.
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_AllisonMobley
10y ago
Thanks for the link. So the precedent is asset backed securities granting slices of royalties for ten years. Time to talk to someone at the SEC
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_AllisonMobley
10y ago
Will do!
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_AllisonMobley
10y ago
Thanks. Enough money flowing through the system to warrant SEC attention is a problem I'm ready to have. Until then, I'm in sales mode, and stake in myself is the product. Interested enough to bite?
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10y ago
Totally appreciate it, and hey, my first rejection. Eventually I'll get a yes =)
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_AllisonMobley
10y ago
Thanks a bunch, stake in myself is available if interested in becoming investor 0 =)
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I won't know unless I try /super
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1) I think both can work simultaneously. Either single works or entire catalogs. In the latter case, I'm thinking anything sold as a book, regardless of content. 2) Not yet, but I think for case (ii), I'd try to manage them as col
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You know what, you seem like a nice guy, if it will get this company pizza profitable within 5 hours of it's conception, she's game via paypal at 2% for $175 alhenaworks@gmail.com
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10y ago
Cool beans! It occurred to my as I was typing up the OP that the model could easily be extended to any form of artistry, music in particular, which I also do, I'm just a writer first, hence the focus. Plus, I had the chart to show.
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