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chordalkeyboard
4y ago
face value is 3000 Australian Dollars.
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conceptually they are different. stocks are equity and bonds are debt.
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plasticizers are a component of plastic, characterizing one ingredient in plastic as an 'additive' in order to shift the blame from plastic to plastic ingredients doesn't change the basic fact that plastics are endocrine disr
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I agree, and we should probably understand it before we change it. It was already engineered by natural selection long before we gained the capability to alter it. Now we are in the process of destroying it by accident as a byproduct of tho
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> the rest of organic life (which we compete with) Here is the issue: it is more than mere competition. We co-exist in a delicate balance with the rest of life, or at least we used to. Now we threaten to destroy them, and the planet on
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Some would say that non-human animals also have moral value.
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Extirpation of keystone species causes the rest of the food chain to become disrupted, resulting in proliferation of some species and extinction of others. The consequences for humans are zoonotic diseases and loss of natural food sources.
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Basically humans are a part of the ecosystem whether we realize it or not, so destroying the natural world to make room for power plants and landfills threatens our survival by threatening our water, oxygen, and food with pollution like mic
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lower rates mean higher prices, ceteris paribus
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I agree but there is another factor, that is the ability for income earners to effectively save for retirement. Artificially low interest rates forced savers into the stock market, which caused equities to be artificially high relative to t
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I succumbed to the smartphone in 2019 because my university expected it, both formally (2 factor authentication for student email/canvas/registration account) and informally (professor deciding to use an online quiz game as a fun
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> Secondly, the vast majority of strike craft aren't ready for war in peacetime. If you can't maintain your aircraft in peacetime, what do you think will happen when you go to war? Aircraft become more difficult to repair bec
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I'm responding to this: > Why is it that capitalists can't seem to understand supply/demand curves when it comes to wages? If they were 'capitalists' they would use the same supply/demand curve logic to labo
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because they are neoliberal globalists, not capitalists.
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those people can have a higher income because they can get a domestic manufacturing job; its the people who aren't working and rely on subsidized social programs and welfare who would have to take the hit.
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https://theaviationist.com/2022/10/05/south-koreas-f-35as-gr... https://news.usni.org/2021/01/19/navy-calls-freedom-lcs-prop... https://www.defensenews.com/news
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> giving people a false impression that the future will be worse than the past even that goes against direct evidence that throughout human history things have trended better, on average, every single year with a few moments of worsening
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Linear No-Threshold doesn't account for bioaccumulation of radioisotopes which is the more likely source of radiation-related disease and death.
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it is a tautology.
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in 2010 I bought an ipod touch at the px in Afghanistan and Apple wouldn't even let me create an account; without an account most of the features were not accessible.
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now do https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIVH4QDljPUKZHqgER3GGgA if you please.
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in this case, the data are not merely problematic, but actually relevant to the study's conclusion. excluding those data is certainly more confounding than including them, because those data are relevant to the conclusion of the study.
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ideally they would include them and account for them in the analysis, as exclusion presents a confounding variable.
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this type of material is known as 'chicken feed' and it is curated in order to look valuable while not disclosing anything more damaging than necessary.
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https://youtu.be/bWbytHBp0zI Google search is severely broken.
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Magnus doesn't imply Niemann is cheating. He states his own belief that Niemann is cheating, and explains why he believes that to be the case.
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you'd still have to set up the grocery store instead of begin to make money immediately
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Cantillon#Monetary_the... > the countries that use the same euro currently posted different inflation rates. this is expected. > In your economic model we should have evenly
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well it only reduces inflation in aggregate if the money collected from taxation is destroyed and not spent.
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it is more complicated than the gp makes it seem, but 30 year mortgages are absolutely a creation of policy in the form of federally owned corporations that rebuy mortgages that were written according to a standard policy. https:/
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