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by cko 3y ago
I had sleep apnea and got jaw surgery. But I also have a dysfunctional TMJ, so my mouth opens when I sleep. Every chin strap on the market pushes the chin down into the airway, it seems. Which one did you get?
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by cko 3y ago
Yes, check Numbeo for Berlin, Frankfurt, etc. Then look at the tier 1 and 2 cities in China. https://www.numbeo.com/property-investment/rankings.jsp The ROI absolutely does not make sense but it's real. A large po
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by cko 3y ago
If I owned a flat free and clear with a low rental yield as in many German cities (like 2-3%), I would sell the place to someone and then rent it from that person, then invest the proceeds into stocks. People are overly obsessed with home o
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by cko 3y ago
I just scrolled through his tweets (Xeets?) and I must say I really like the guy. Hugely entertaining. I hope for his sake this is all a performance art but but I doubt it.
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by cko 3y ago
The Wall street bets crowd will probably try to short squeeze you, though some Redditors were talking about trying to tank the price. Either way it could be a meme stock for a long time.
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by cko 3y ago
I don't mean to kill the joke further but I think Hitler was already a dead man walking before Hitler killed Hitler, so I think his enemies (Allied Forces plus Russians) deserve most of the credit.
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by cko 3y ago
I don't mean to kill the joke but I think Hitler was already dead before Hitler killed Hitler, so I think his enemies (Allied Forces plus Russians) deserve most of the credit.
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by cko 3y ago
My bad, I assumed if you have plastics on your body then you have it in your arteries. If not then I want to know how to not get that stuff in my arteries. Put another way, say you and I both have occluded arteries, and we are both inhaling
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by cko 3y ago
If microplastics are everywhere, how did some participants in the study not have it in their bodies? I want to not have plastics clogging my arteries as well.
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by cko 3y ago
I heard man purses are a thing there. But I think OP meant a salesperson will not solicit you in a store if you don't have a nice accessory. Which sounds like an awesome side effect.
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by cko 3y ago
Someone who wants put their money to work. Lots of cash doing nothing on the sidelines is risky in the long term because inflation. A "risky asset" is risky in the short term because of volatility.
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by cko 3y ago
For such an old drug, I'm surprised that the FDA didn't classify it as Pregnancy Category D (don't take it) until 2013. https://www.fda.gov/drugs/drug-safety-and-availability/fda-d...
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by cko 3y ago
I'm trying to reverse engineer your thinking. Did you do 150 - 100 = 50, then use 100 as the denominator to get 50%? Because that's not what "losing 50% of value" means.
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by cko 3y ago
USD to JPY 1y chart does not show a 50% decline - more like 11%
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by cko 3y ago
Aviato
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by cko 3y ago
Increased return in monetary terms but maybe not quality of life.
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by cko 3y ago
I'm guessing they had to move due to life circumstances, but due to taxes, transaction costs, sunk cost fallacy, hassle, etc, decided not to sell the unit. Every reluctant landlord capitulates and sells... eventually.
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by cko 3y ago
Perhaps as the mass USD redemptions start to fail, there is a window of opportunity to buy BTC before exchanges put a stop to it.
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by cko 3y ago
If USDT can no longer be redeemed for USD, then people may buy BTC instead?
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by cko 3y ago
Tangentially, as a pharmacist I could always tell which doctors grew up in Russia. All of them have this nice loopy cursive way of writing.
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by cko 3y ago
It's ok to worship a cruel god, you know. Just not my cup of tea. You don't have to pretend he is perfect or justify all his actions. Just admit that any human who made the decisions he did would be rightfully judged as an evil pe
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by cko 3y ago
These sorts of submissions are sure to attract armchair nutritionists and epidemiologists. Judging by the comments so far, they've predictably come in droves.
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by cko 3y ago
Fortunately my workouts were short and of the anaerobic nature so I didn't really break into a sweat.
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by cko 3y ago
I showered to also wash my hair. Can't work out looking all messy, what would others think?
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by cko 3y ago
I lived out of my Toyota 4runner for 5 months. I would go to the Planet Fitness in the morning, take a long shower using their soap and hot water, do some exercise, and leave. Membership was $5 a month (for a 3-year contract. Now I live in
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by cko 3y ago
His views have evolved since when this essay was written, and I believe he has gotten an inheritance from a deceased family member and now lives in a house in Washington. I've enjoyed reading many of his essays nevertheless.
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by cko 3y ago
Wait so these farms yield 15% ROI? And you can invest with leverage? How is this possible.
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by cko 3y ago
Just seems like attempts at humor / inside jokes at an AI company. Odd angle for a hit piece.
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by cko 3y ago
Admittedly the reply was a harsh way of saying "learn how the system works beyond a pop culture level understanding."
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by cko 3y ago
(I'm reading the original comment a couple times and I'm wondering if I'm being trolled.) Mortgages frequently get bundled up and sold as securities. That's just how it works. Blackrock is one institutional buyer. A mort

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