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collegeburner
3y ago
bc this is probably more effective at giving a bunch of occupy wall street kiddos satisfaction than actually changing things. also, if we're gonna go down that road then start holding ppl at the fed liable too
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collegeburner
3y ago
thats to reduce dangerously high blood pressure and levels of red blood cells that increase clotting risk
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collegeburner
3y ago
i mean yeah i knew a bunch of weak sickly kids growing up who wouldnt've survived natural selection. instead they will go on to breed more scrawny allergy ridden asthmatics i wonder how this carries over to mental stuff. like autists o
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collegeburner
3y ago
i recall tales of sandy hitting NYC a few years ago my guess is most people in this comment section aren't from NYC
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collegeburner
3y ago
this is why all yall need to start grilling :D tho i admit it kinda sucks ass when it's 100 degrees
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collegeburner
3y ago
im from a part of the country where we get hurricanes the power will go out and usually we also have a boil water notice for those days it is extremely helpful to have a gas stove, we can still cook and get clean water rather than just eati
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collegeburner
3y ago
of course we can. big tobacco can't get away with lying about risks any more so new smokers know what they're getting into the plain packaging stuff is moving past people taking informed risks (even if i think they're stupid
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collegeburner
3y ago
cause we turned into a nation of lardasses lol. like half the country is obese and normal people seem to think that being just kinda fat is normal now also, opioid epidemic is not helping things. this is really reaching and not sourced but
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collegeburner
3y ago
i just looked on home depot dot com gas ranges: $949, $848, $676. boujee model is $1199 induction ranges: $1198 starting, $4138, $1848, $1598, $2498 plus i can't use my nice copper diffuser with them :( nah, imma stick to gas :)
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collegeburner
3y ago
no, its not about vanity taller people are taken more seriously, make more money, are rated more attractive, have more success fact is, making your kid taller is one of the better things you could do for it to improve odds of success also e
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collegeburner
3y ago
thats silly 1. some traits are objectively better. i dont like forced eugenics but choosing better ones can help 2. u cant force someone to sire children. thats immoral
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collegeburner
3y ago
i hope this is a joke lol why would anyone want to have a short kid given the choice? its objectively worse for the kid
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collegeburner
3y ago
its low probability but not impossible i think depends if the party line the media plays goes from "xyz bank might be unstable" to "small banks might be unstable". if that jumps from fintwit to cnn, houston, we have a pr
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collegeburner
3y ago
no, u cant rly fix this market easy without causing huge price level problems, again, worse only solution is to smooth over until assets start rolling off/inflation cools enough for rate cuts towards 2%
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collegeburner
3y ago
core pce just printed at 4.6 and ur worried about deflation? services inflation printed at 7.3% and ur worried about deflation? that's not a valid opinion atp. we're so far from overcorrecting its scary. spending is still up over
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collegeburner
3y ago
it would suck ass for a few weeks but would actually be pretty simple: ppl withdraw deposits 80% of them go to JPMC JPMC buys BofA
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collegeburner
3y ago
thats like summing the value of all written insurance policies, meaningless number the figure is way lower netted out
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collegeburner
4y ago
glassdoor does something like this it was ordered to expose identities of users in a lawsuit. so it put a big ass banner on the company's page saying "This employer has taken legal action against reviewers, please exercise your be
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collegeburner
4y ago
perverse how the places where you probably need a gun most, it's hardest to get. i pray i never need it but i'm glad to live in a place that's not without its problems, but where i can at least defend myself and my property.
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collegeburner
4y ago
we were supposed to be set up for this the point of having a bunch of different states and municipalities is you can test something in one place and see if it works. like weed legalization, some states did it and the world didn't end s
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collegeburner
4y ago
it's pretty common in aave/ebonics, that's probably how it's become more common. lots of slang has mainstreamed from the black community in the past few yrs
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collegeburner
4y ago
it aint called chiraq for no reason you know
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collegeburner
4y ago
calling a political figure a "cultural tradition" sounds like a flimsy excuse to try to short-circuit any political debate about a monarch. makes me wanna start whistling yankee doodle...
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collegeburner
4y ago
i mean no there's obviously a 3rd option. run the service anyway and don't geoblock. like the banning country might block your service but that's on them. if i'm running something not illegal and some other country bans
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collegeburner
4y ago
meh. we rightly realized there is more danger from leaving the ability to prosecute political leaders then from letting them get away with it. we're also entirely comfortable with letting 9 in 10 get away to preserve a high standard of
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collegeburner
4y ago
no we just value some things over more than others. like freedom above safety. that is a conscious and reasonable tradeoff we are happy to make. like i am happier living in a place that has higher rates of violent crime if that is the price
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collegeburner
4y ago
well some stuff might but that's why you cook pork more than beef. it's not that gamey (depends on what it eats) but if you don't care for it, makes a good sausage with rabbit or squirrel.
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collegeburner
4y ago
that's custodial. it's different. cash/assets don't sit on the bank's balance sheet. they're in individual accounts, not usually lent out, and you pay a fee to keep there.
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collegeburner
4y ago
you're literally blaming the prisoner in a prisoner's dilemma. it makes no sense to bet with 0.7:1 odds that only a few times above normal withdrawal volumes will actually occur. that is a shitty be to make, especially since every
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collegeburner
4y ago
no, a credible rumor that a bank with an odd deposit structure and a hole in its balance sheet causes a bank run. the horror! also, given that the cost to me is negligible, why wouldn't i just pull my money as soon as there were rumors
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