anm89

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by anm89 4y ago
Are they goons when the NSA and CIA do the same thing?
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by anm89 4y ago
Id be embarrassed to have a nobel prize in economics at this point.
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by anm89 4y ago
I saw the video of the unveiling the other day and the thing sank into the water. It was the same one in Panama. Pretty weird not to mention that. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BVwoZaOXhQc
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by anm89 4y ago
Yes, i understand that.
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by anm89 4y ago
Honestly so what? Should we start bolting peoples door shut like china? Lockdown the economy again for another year? Its the flu. Get on with your life.
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by anm89 4y ago
Adding quiet onto the beginning of every trend relating to employment is beyond annoying
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by anm89 4y ago
Microsoft doesn't just open source stuff. Maybe it has some kind of tracking or analytics that this is a vector for? Microsoft has contempt for humanity not to mention open source and isn't simply handing things out to the public
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by anm89 4y ago
Well the Euro area has been an unmitigated disaster for more than a decade and could have fractured at multiple times during that period. It's prospects are terrible going forwards. Geopolitics doesn't unfold at the pace of the 24
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by anm89 4y ago
Thank you!! I will try this tomorrow
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by anm89 4y ago
It's not surprising to anyone that handing people free money improves those people's lives. That's entirely missing the point of any criticism of UBI ?
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by anm89 4y ago
A bunch of people getting angry in here because they dont understand economics. Productivity isnt a value judgement. It certainly doesnt assign fault. Saying low productivity hurts the economy is just a factual assertion. How we do or dont
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by anm89 4y ago
My firefox started crashing constantly about 2 weeks ago after years of problem free use and Im on linux and dont use avast
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by anm89 4y ago
I literally advocate for violence against anyone proposing this at any level. No qualifications
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by anm89 4y ago
The Greenspan Fed and the Bernanke Fed maybe. This issues have been a long time coming. Blaming them on the current cohort is naive. This pretty much just boils fown to wokist 'ignore the systemic issues and make sure you have someone
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by anm89 4y ago
you are making the same implicit claim and arguing insignificant semantics.
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by anm89 4y ago
Seriously. The "nerds" aren't the ones dumping their keys into other peoples custody to yield farm obvious ponzi schemes
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As is your opinion that it isn't
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by anm89 4y ago
I mean, they unequivocally can continue to issue debt. The question is more "what will the consequences be". And I think the answer is pretty clear that the consequences will be convex upwards while the payoffs will be convex down
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by anm89 4y ago
Look at the historical series. These are all "special" values (outliers).
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by anm89 4y ago
One aspect to this that is less obvious: A bubble in equities accompanied by low unemployement is also basically a bubble in tax receipts. If this reverts to the mean, we could quickly be in a painful situation. Macro analyst Luke Gromen li
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by anm89 4y ago
They would have to accept being a drastically smaller company going forward which I doubt they are prepared to do. It seems like they want to recapture the glory days and it is all or nothing.
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by anm89 4y ago
Wow, they are really torturing that metaphor.
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by anm89 4y ago
What part of elected governments printing money and handing it out to large companies is the part where capitalism killed the environment? We don't have capitalism as much as China isn't socialist or communist. We have corporate s
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by anm89 4y ago
Well thats pretty easy. The art world only cares about three things, making money, finding suckers to give them money, and tax avoidance schemes. NFTs are excellent at all three. So, not exactly a hard sell
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by anm89 4y ago
Fair. The political decisions I was referencing would be more economic policy - We had a Debt to GDP of ~110% coming into the pandemic. This is well beyond what would have been a consensus reasonable amount 40 years ago. - We had interest r
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by anm89 4y ago
I don't feel the need to humor you. You certainly don't sound legitimately curious. Maybe humor yourself with some guesses?
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by anm89 4y ago
Definitely not decades of poor political decisions which left us unprepared to deal with a moderate crisis
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by anm89 4y ago
Came here to say this. There is nothing meaningful in our lives which goes completely unscathed from the cultural destruction of the attention economy.
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by anm89 4y ago
I feel really conflicted on this one. This guy appears to be damaging peoples lives for a questionable at best cause. On the other hand, if these are the same tests students had been passing for the rest of their career, maybe the answer is
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by anm89 4y ago
Shib and doge have a market cap over 10b. I think i heard there are over 200 companies on the nasdaq with summed lifetime net earnings of 0. Shiller pe at 26.5. Buffet indicator elevated. Vix is at cycle highs around 30. None of that indica

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