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akomtu
6y ago
Half of the US population lives paycheck to paycheck and they need cars. I'm not sure their minimum wage can afford them carbon taxes.
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akomtu
6y ago
In an alternative universe, the US AG has filed a lawsuit against Amazon and the House has prepared a law to ban collection and use of biometrics by non-gov entities.
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akomtu
6y ago
You're only obligated to pay the fee (usually 2% of the purchase price). A buyer won't magically produce a million dollars if he can't get financing.
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akomtu
6y ago
Owners of the stores that sell everyday goods compete for the same housing.
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akomtu
6y ago
Because the above processes are too slow. Our society has a slow framework to move physical goods around and a layer above where we move information around at a much higher pace. That upper layer can be called a soul of our society.
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akomtu
6y ago
You don't, but they do. By analysing how you use thermostats they may figure you need an AC and sell your profile to AC makers.
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akomtu
6y ago
No, you don't get to live in "your" house rent free. About 3% of the house value per year goes to property taxes, repairs, utility bills, grass lawn maintenance, hoa dues, insurance and so on. A paid off house is like a broke
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6y ago
Another solution is a ban on new office buildings in areas with insufficient housing supply. Right now the corps happily build new offices in cities that are already overcrowded to the tilt, and the city councils turn a blind eye to this. I
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akomtu
6y ago
Without a buyer agent, the buyer can get a 3% discount on the sale price.
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akomtu
6y ago
If you had a farm with cattle, would you want each cow to live in its own small place or would you pack all cows efficiently under one roof and move them around in bulk?
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6y ago
That's pretty impressive. Take it to the next level: pattern of patterns. Your level-1 patterns look like a sum of simple repetitions. A level-2 pattern would be a simple repetition of level-1 patterns. And so on.