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4y ago
Hasn't every developed country in the world been doing aggressive QE? My theory for growth is that we have a relatively higher working age population. The demographic dividend, they call it.
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Palmetto state armory. Decent quality from what I've heard. https://palmettostatearmory.com/ar-15/ar15-guns/rifles.html You can even buy the uppers and lowers separately and assemble them yourself for even ch
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4y ago
You could get those rifles for like $700 each. So like 2 grand for three. The reported 375 rounds of .223 ammo would be $150 or so. The truck could be leased or financed. Very possible for a diligent saver.
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4y ago
Or there's a 10% correction, only because mortgage rates have increased your interest payment by 10%.
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4y ago
I find sleeping sideways eliminated my OSA completely. I have a recessed lower jaw.
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4y ago
Ben Felix cited in a video that Berkshire's excess returns can be explained by their value tilt, and after accounting for that, this apparent excess return is statistically insignificant. http://docs.lhpedersen.com/Buff
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4y ago
"What the heck were you thinking? If I am getting bank interest, I want complete security. Heck, FDIC. I don't see nothing like that here." - Wade Gustafson, Fargo
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4y ago
And treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.
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4y ago
If Charles Schwab goes under I'm pretty sure I still own the shares I bought through them though.
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4y ago
By propped up, do you mean index funds are affecting price discovery? Because from my understanding that's not how it works: https://www.pwlcapital.com/there-is-no-such-thing-as-an-inde...
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4y ago
Hasn't been a fun time for value either. Small cap value especially, which I have a heavy tilt in.
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Really? I thought that was the reason fathers are less cuddly/affectionate with their daughters as they grow older.
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4y ago
I think it's more of an American culture thing. I was living in Austria with this co-living community. The lady hosting me had 3 kids, ages 3-10. Because I grew up in the US I actively avoided interacting with them, which the host foun
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4y ago
So if I'm eating more and gaining lean muscle, I could still fall under the calorie-restricted category? Basically I don't enjoy being thin but I do want to live to 120. I already do calisthenics and basketball regularly, just won
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4y ago
So does caloric restriction in general just mean maintaining a low-ish BMI?
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4y ago
He's probably comparing it to a hotel, which don't tend to have kitchens, cookware, and washing machines.
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4y ago
Question on caloric restriction. I have read that it is the main reason that fasting (even intermittent) works. I heard mice that ate 40% fewer calories lived way longer or something like that. I'm a thin dude (6'3" and 165lb
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4y ago
Do you get paid in USD/euro, and are thus shielded from currency risk? Some time ago I found that Antalya had low rents and thought it would be nice to live by the beach for cheap. But some things I heard bothered me, like smoking and
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4y ago
That's a pretty decent savings rate. When you say save, though, do you mean putting it in the bank or a diversified portfolio of factor tilted global index funds?
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4y ago
I realized I adhered to scientism when I caught myself judging my family and friends for believing in Traditional Chinese Medicine and in general stuff like horoscopes, Tarot, Reiki and Qigong. I now see my worldview as just that. Just beca
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4y ago
Aside from how obnoxious it is to have gotten law enforcement involved just because she got called out, anyone else bothered by the continuous reminders in the article of who is black and who is white? I moved abroad two years ago but is th
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5y ago
I have had many examples in my life where helping friends have made them dependent on it and later take it for granted. I didn't really set out to help them, either. Just kinda kept saying yes until they expected me to keep saying yes
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5y ago
In that case I see them more as travel agents for housing. More work than scalping.
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5y ago
Yup. What a homeowner does to maintain their home is a nontrivial amount of work and cost, so if a landlord does it they should charge a nonzero price for that service, right? Or are you saying they shouldn't be 'competing' w
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5y ago
At the very least, they do maintain housing. It takes constant upkeep and updating to keep a structure in decent condition. Unless they're a slum lord, which isn't the most sustainable business model. Some landlords rehab a comple
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5y ago
Someone commented protein shakes, and that's what I do twice a day. Whey isolate + Greek yogurt + mixed frozen berries + oats. Add in avocado oil for calories. Get one of those NutriBullets for easiest cleaning. Of course you still may
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https://gizmodo.com/the-untold-story-of-napoleon-hill-the-gr... Apparently he was a bit of a fraud. Or generously put... a fake it till you make it guy. I don't think this is an ad hominem attack, as credibility matter
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I loved Tokyo when I visited especially because of the safety. A coworker happened to be there with me at the same time and we even joked about moving there. I understand they have a tough immigration system. Short of getting a job there, h
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There is no disagreement between your comments.
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I'm that person who hates responsibility and wants everything not serious. I think I'd prefer someone similar. That said, though I shirk responsibility, I think it's because I know how heavy it could be, so when I do have (fo
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