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bedhead
3y ago
ESG is entirely bullshit, why shouldn't the marketing around it also be?
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bedhead
3y ago
Welcome to the world of anonymous short seller hit pieces. These people are scum and they’re not even good at what they do. 99% of the time just make up a bunch of sensationalist bullshit. They are the new bottom feeders of the securities w
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bedhead
3y ago
What a full life. Hope he was actually as happy as he always seemed. Well done.
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bedhead
3y ago
CEO: “Come to work.” Employee: “No.” CEO: “This is going to end badly.” This is somehow controversial???
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bedhead
3y ago
Climate alarmism is a cult of mentally ill people.
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bedhead
3y ago
No group of people are literally more miserable than the conspiracy theory climate doomsday cult.
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bedhead
3y ago
Always some prediction of doom, yet the world keeps spinning and everything is magically always fine.
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bedhead
3y ago
Unprincipled hypocrisy seems to be a nearly universal feature of humanity, regardless of one's particular religion.
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bedhead
3y ago
Former Chicagoan here. Grew up there, lived there most of my adult life, raised kids there, and finally, thankfully, moved to another state three years ago. It's easy to pile on, but one of the main things that did it for me was sorta
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bedhead
3y ago
Entrepreneurial reward for managerial risk.
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bedhead
4y ago
I see woke as mainly two things. First, it’s the elevation of feelings above reality, and if need be redescribing reality to contort to certain people’s feelings. (“Certain people” leading into the second point) Second, it’s seeing everythi
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bedhead
4y ago
In what bizarro world should holding cash in a perfectly legitimate bank to earn a negligible interest rate be considered "taking a financial risk" on par with like buying crypto or something???
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bedhead
4y ago
I literally can't dream up a worse policy choice than to highly incentivize the almost immediate withdrawal of every non-insured deposit in the country from the banking system just so the money can be parked in t-bills. Every bank inte
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bedhead
4y ago
I've been screaming about the OpenDoor's and RedfinNow's of the world for several years. These are in effect payday lenders for homes, dangling low all-cash offers to entice desperate sellers to hit the bid quickly. Ironicall
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bedhead
4y ago
Almost all of MSM had a noticeable, albeit restrained liberal bias for decades. This is what caused the birth of Fox News (which is no better) In the first place, it was just a natural response. That bias existed but it was tolerable, gener
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bedhead
4y ago
Ahhh, legacy mainstream media, where tech companies doing desperately needed layoffs just like practically every company in the world over an economic cycle is a nothing more than a singular conspiracy to "crush worker power." Nev
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bedhead
4y ago
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bedhead
4y ago
Folks, if it wasn't shareholders accelerating this process, it was gonna be the inevitable economic realities of mismanagement and losses. Shareholders are doing not only other shareholders but also these companies a favor by telling t
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bedhead
4y ago
It is a fact that a disproportionate amount of women prefer men to be six feet or taller but only like 15% of men are that height. All of this is just people unhappy about biology because it creates winners and losers. Losers think they
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bedhead
4y ago
Noah Smith and Scott Galloway are national treasures for their ability to be wrong about seemingly everything they open their mouths about...lots of value as nearly perfect contras.
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bedhead
4y ago
True but it still might be better than the alternative of working just enough (~40 hours/week) to still make it hard to spend a lot of time on outside interests while not living very comfortably, financially speaking.
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bedhead
4y ago
Govern by lowest common denominator, what could possibly go wrong?
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bedhead
4y ago
Rant: I have lost so much faith in our institutions’ (especially every federal org) ability to be objective in fulfilling their mission, that they’ve become so brazenly and unconditionally partisan, that I’ve come to the conclusion that SBF
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bedhead
4y ago
Yup. Everything flipped. The left is the new religious right only on steroids.
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bedhead
4y ago
There is no right wing media ecosystem. There is Fox, which I’ve literally never once in my life watched and have made fun of for two decades. Then there are a bunch of rinky-dink outlets no one even knows. There is however, a giant, ubiqui
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4y ago
Not one thing is different since he bought it. Nothing. Literally nothing. Some articulation that carefully explains...nothing about why anyone would be inclined to leave other then "zomg Elon doesn't like woke people noooo!"
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4y ago
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bedhead
4y ago
It's called theft.
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bedhead
4y ago
A very large chunk of GAAP losses are attributable to stock comp expense (a quick and easy way to check cumulative profits/losses is looking at the balance sheet’s equity section for “accumulated deficit”) which still gets counted as a
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bedhead
4y ago
As if crypto wasn’t useless enough, it’s always at the center of endless scams. What’s it gonna take for people to walk away from this poison?
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