ajmadesc

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by ajmadesc 6y ago
The problem is finding a way to implement a government controlled by the people. I respect the optimism though
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by ajmadesc 6y ago
At what point do you think a firm becomes 'too heavy' and open itself to disruption?(IBM, Intel, Sears) (Genuinely curious) Does rent seeking count as productivity?
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by ajmadesc 6y ago
Good faith line of questioning. Promise. 1. Who do you think decides what rights an individual has in a society, and on what grounds do they hold that right? 2. Why grant property rights
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Well, maybe you could have an extremely large group of people independently allocate that capital to firms who they believe could provide them with utility immediately, rather than having it inflate the cost of capital?
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But does that tax levied on that car / maintenance expenses cover the costs of road maintenance, excess utility infrastructure from the sprawl that driving infrastructure incentivises, negative health and environmental externalities. I
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IIRC a group of people had to be given permission to 'incorporate' under a charter with clear production objective(end condition) until mid-late the 19th century
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by ajmadesc 6y ago
It kind of is. 1. Debt accumulates 2. Return on investment grows faster than the economy 3. Capital starts to strangle economy through rent causing political tensions. 4. Suffering 5. Economic reset through war, revolution, plague.
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by ajmadesc 6y ago
Where could one read more about this?
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That's why we're all using dart
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by ajmadesc 6y ago
You really don't understand. You need to be able to take more than a day off without getting evicted/loosing your car or eating oats most days. Go tell people that they don't need a home, their job and it's meager benefi
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by ajmadesc 6y ago
It's yuge! You're gonna love it. Its the best, unsinkable really! The titanic of aircraft carriers. Believe me chyna won't know what hit'em.
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Blatant corruption is why.
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Making an ethical judgment based on religious text is a serious folly.
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Insurance co?
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by ajmadesc 6y ago
Thanks!
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What level of drawing we talking here?
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I am also 24, and I would say that tool in your pocket is also an extremely pernicious drug.
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Any good links?
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It is unreasonable. We over weigh the risk based on the exposure an accident gets, not the death toll . History shows the highest kwh per human life of any energy source.
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The guy has a hackeresque hardware YouTube channel and hit a home run with the design imo. N-O-D-E
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Why are we entitled to property?
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by ajmadesc 6y ago
Most answers here kind of imply that listening is enough, but I don't think that's true. You'll learn a lot more reading about / listening to podcasts about music[0]. Step 1) Read the American music history Wikipedia
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by ajmadesc 6y ago
100 Grams of shrimp has a carbon footprint of 198kg(436lb) https://phys.org/news/2012-02-tiny-shrimp-giant-carbon-footp...
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by ajmadesc 6y ago
Decent Eng Grad School grades are not that hard to get. It's not 'exhausting' to have to take 'Electrodynamics, Orbital Mechanics, or Geophysics' I wish I would have paid more attention in Project Management class,
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by ajmadesc 6y ago
1. You're saying that anyone who can't afford housing is a leech without any alternative explanation. 2.You straw man. He didn't say we need to give people who don't work houses that are above the private standard.
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As an American that just immigrated and graduated Uni this is really disheartening. I was planning on going into SWE in London. Is finance the better option? The market seems to be hot for developers.
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by ajmadesc 6y ago
A bit petty but, clicking the masthead on the support page, I expected to be directed to the homepage. Not have it reload the support page.