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Has nobody explained MMT to them? The debts aren't even real. Inflation is a solved problem.
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Wow, this is an incredible article. He nails every single point. I have a strong feeling that coal burning is about to increase around the world because of the attitudes of a lot of detached environmentalist who don't want to think in
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Cathie Wood says she buys stocks because Jesus directly tells her to. May not be the best person to be listening to. Then again, I've heard Jesus has out performed the market recently.
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Apparently FTX had to back out of backstopping Celsius? I'd have to imagine this substantially increases contagion risk in the ecosystem.
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Step 1: Invent strawman about how the cruel world is mocking you for using the wrong food products whereas absolutely nobody actually cares. Step 2: Write article demonstrating your deep bravery in using commercial food products that huge n
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My only positions have been short the market(psq) cash and gold since November of last year. Which is part of the reason that this is extremely enjoyable for me.
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Damn it's enjoyable to watch them crash and burn.
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If you can't see what's wrong with this, you aren't intelligent. There aren't many ideas I'd make this claim about but this is one of the most obvious cases where it is true.
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https://archive.ph/K2X6F
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I think this thesis is dead wrong. She thinks the central banks found Jesus and the Era of easy money is over? For how long? The next 3 months? Until the market sneezes once or twice? We have not even functionally started Qt yet and rates a
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I really really like the most unused insults on that chart. Scumwit. Trumpnozzle, Wankclown
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"working" implies that the goal of mask mandates is to reduce covid and not political theatre so some person in charge could say "we managed the situation". The mandate worked exactly as intended. Worth pointing out that
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https://www.usdebtclock.org/ https://www.usdebtclock.org/world-debt-clock.html
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Are you implying that it's unreasonable to want to participate in Startup school and have a usable calendar? Not every action you take involving a large company should sign you up for endless and unlimited bullshit which requires time
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There's nothing 'wrong' about it. There's nothing 'right' about it. It's a fact. It's the current value of that market at current prices. GDP is a temporal figure, it's not the value of France, o
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4y ago
I think you would have to know more about how the deal was structured before making these assumptions. You could hedge out directional risk in an asset while borrowing it. I think it's doubtful this position was net short bitcoin. Or y
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Couldn't make it past the unbearable editing and style to make it to whatever he had to say.
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The problem with the modern left is that they aggressively want to win every battle and don't even know what war they are fighting. As long as they can yell and scream and cancel and grieve, they don't seem to be too focused on ha
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I've posted this on here in hopes of starting a discussion and never got any traction. This video is unironically an amazing feat of human ingenuity. It's unironically one of my favorite videos on all of youtube. And I love the so
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I think the intent is for this to be outrage inducing? That's actually an astonishingly small amount for an industrial fire.
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Maybe because they make aggressively shitty and user hostile software and still do up to the present day?
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4y ago
CBDCs have NOTHING to do with blockchain or cryptography or cryptocurrencies. They are digital in the sense that your credit card is digital which is to say that the liabilities exist in their base form on a digital (computer) medium, not p
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Eating junk food isn't Breathing is a requirement for life and smoking is a category of breathing in the same way that eating soda and candy bars is a category of eating. I'm not arguing that in good faith. I'm pointing out t
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My friend makes about $300k a year on a fitness app. I can tell you it's not a get rich quick scheme. It has taken him years to build up and he was a talented programmer who probably could have made that same money at FAANG.
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Heart disease kills way more people than lung cancer. So the only difference that I can see is that the Cheeseburger is more deadly. You seem all too happy to tell everyone what they can and can't do and ready with all of the exception
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Especially in California where homes are already expensive, this could be more like 6k to 9k on a $1.5M home
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Pending home sales declined 30.6 percent in May in California
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Mainstream economics including people like the Fed have been substantially more worried about deflation than inflation for the last 5-10 years. Many thought that inflation was dead forever and that their biggest problem was that they couldn
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Obnoxious, and most importantly incorrect. It is certainly not the case that the sole thing driving crypto prices is tether.
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:) ha you are one of the few accounts on here who's usually roughly aligned with me on these types of things
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