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by brador 10y ago
How serious are you about finding out? If you want to invest time into it, round robin applications. For example, if you need 3 references per application, get 4 then cycle them in sets of 3 each time. Or find an application that requires
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by brador 10y ago
Or let nature take its course and let this lead to improved data and security practices.
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by brador 10y ago
How can an inanimate object be charged with a crime? It's inanimate, so by definition cannot make a decision... Also, if they're confiscating assets, why not confiscate the car? Why just the cash/cards? How do we get this a
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by brador 10y ago
Under UBI the payment and coverage of UBI would be one of, if not the, largest expenditures of government. Vital to getting votes will be keeping the amount received steady and high. And that might mean printing money if necessary. With l
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by brador 10y ago
I agree with most of your points but one stands out. Tor is absolutely perceived as a threat to US national and general security. The silk road takedown put it vividly on radar. The goal of an operation like this would be to replace the n
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by brador 10y ago
The argument you read incorrectly and misinterpreted.
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by brador 10y ago
No. I said there are hints of evidence of a coordinated campaign. Which there are. This could be from the number of people involved, or a guiding hand. I placed no stake in the ground on either possibility. Your personal attack at callin
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by brador 10y ago
In difficult times people stop spending money, even with UBI. This means less income to spread around, the solution, print more money = inflation. Second, under UBI a proportion of the population stops working and this increases over time
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by brador 10y ago
Applebaum is a big fish in a community under consideration whose removal and replacement could be justifiable under national security. The setup for this hints at a managed campaign. Twitter, anonymous hit piece, website with stories. The
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by brador 10y ago
Pay out UBI daily? The technology exists, no reason not to do it that way. Also the only way to make a basic income work is through a land or land value tax. Else you get massive inflation.
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by brador 10y ago
It's working great for India and Brazil. Jobs, happy people, money flow.
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by brador 10y ago
The policy is great for Indians and the companies involved. Jobs mean money to spend and a thriving economy. The same policy implemented here would be great to rebuild our crumbling economy and get money flowing.
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by brador 10y ago
You have to demean to feel superior.
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by brador 10y ago
It will absolutely solve poverty, what it won't do is make everyone rich.
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by brador 10y ago
And that's exactly what the government is doing here. Removing the baby from the parents to prevent possible future harm until additional checks are made. That takes time, and is stressful. But it looks like the best solution we have
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by brador 10y ago
Imagine doing it 1000 times. That's 3000-4000 space presses or 1000 tabs. RSI is not fun.
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by brador 10y ago
That's why I said a global yearly total flat tax on total net worth, not income. If that could be made to work and the pieces set up to work, would it be a solution?
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by brador 10y ago
Would a yearly single flat tax of XX% of total net worth for every human in the world solve the problem? Essentially a literal redistribution of wealth, but could it work?
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by brador 10y ago
Should extremely rich exist as a thing? What benefit does it bring humanity over the alternative?
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by brador 10y ago
Tax keeps your property protected. Don't like tax then you lose the military and police protection for your right to property. No one survives long under natural law.
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by brador 10y ago
> either a recorded conversation, a verifiable conversation on text/whatsapp/email, a photo or in extreme cases a rape kit. It sounds good in theory, but the definition of sexual advance is vague. The investor will be thinking
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by brador 10y ago
What advantages does the DAO offer over a regular fund for investors? It looks like you get less regulartion and legal weight if things go wrong...am I missing something?
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by brador 10y ago
Then what do you do for the rare events?
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by brador 10y ago
Maybe crying is seen as an intense emotion for rare occasions so when someone seems to be crying every weekday or over trivial things it demeans the powerfulness and impact of crying. Also because of it's reservation for truly impactfu
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by brador 10y ago
Yes. Similar, but not the same as, a microwave. Take out the turntable and you'll get localised high temperature spots.
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by brador 10y ago
The third significant element in addition to the two you mentioned is motion. Static field does a lot more damage than a moving field.
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by brador 10y ago
An Assassins market for startups with a cryptocurrency backend would be a cool way to semi-automate this.
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by brador 10y ago
Stop. You're risking your freedom to save a corporation. If you press ahead you will be dealing with people who lack knowledge and are scared of what you did affecting their career. They will rake you over coals. And you will have ga
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by brador 10y ago
More likely is sometime the system will be abused to enrich an individual or group who has authority over a part of it. Maybe the developer, maybe a software distributer, maybe someone who writes up it's contracts. Somewhere down the

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