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Interactive Map of Public Employee Jobs and Salary Data(openthebooks.com)
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by corporate_shi11 7y ago
Actually most developed Democracies have economies that are relatively decoupled from their governments and their politics. Corporations operate relatively autonomously, and it is corporations which fuel the explosive growth we observe. On
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by corporate_shi11 7y ago
That's a key level
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Unfortunately, projects with very long term benefits that require political will to maintain are not sustainable in Democracies.
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by corporate_shi11 7y ago
It's important to look at the political component of our approach as well. The Western political-economic growth model for the third world - fostering democratic institutions while giving basic aid to the poor - is not productive from
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by corporate_shi11 7y ago
It's common that something feels good and seems nice but ends up being unproductive or even counterproductive in the long run.
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by corporate_shi11 7y ago
Naval patents of far fetched sounding room temperature superconductors and similar things may indeed be part of a disinformation campaign, but that does not mean the sightings of tic-tac shaped objects and other radar and pilot observed ano
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by corporate_shi11 7y ago
Yell and cry and be obnoxious?
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U.S. has world’s highest rate of children living in single-parent households(pewresearch.org)
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U.S. Employees Are the Happiest(statista.com)
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Strategist says markets have ‘nothing to do with fundamentals anymore’(cnbc.com)
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Shape of the universe: could it be curved, not flat?(theconversation.com)
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Repo Oracle Zoltan Pozsar Expects Even More Turmoil(bloomberg.com)
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by corporate_shi11 7y ago
It might not be quite that simple - people can game the system of course - but it has been my experience that the Internet is generally very good at highlighting the best ideas and best content to the fore. The most upvoted comments and mos
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by corporate_shi11 7y ago
Laws must be upheld and people who break them must be held accountable for their actions. The nations most migrants are running from are lawless nations. Because they are lawless, they are not particularly good places to live. That's w
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Deporting people and building a wall doesn't have to cost any lives.
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by corporate_shi11 7y ago
In the United States and the West more broadly, we need to begin thinking about immigration with a more rigorous and serious perspective. The US is built on immigration and I want us to have a robust immigration system, but it's import
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That's not a paradox though. More of an archaeological inconvenience.
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A statistical solution to the chaotic, non-hierarchical three-body problem(nature.com)
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by corporate_shi11 7y ago
The government already funds education in inner cities. It has nothing to do with education funding. It has to do with personal priorities. What social programs do you propose? Also has nothing to do with race. There are different cultural
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by corporate_shi11 7y ago
That's an incredibly naive and irresponsible approach to building a society. You're basically inviting a huge social challenge and stressor into otherwise perfectly functional and harmonious societies just to possibly further your
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by corporate_shi11 7y ago
Many - if not most - of the residents of inner city slum areas were raised by single mothers who had them very young without the means to support them. They turned to drugs and gangs. They never graduated high school. In short, they never h
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Wall Street Magic Tricks Make Banks Look Safer Than They Are(bloomberg.com)
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A culture of theft and violence is rampant in inner cities like Chicago, unfortunately.
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Except it's not all overnight now. >"The $2.93 trillion that the New York Fed will funnel to Wall Street over the next month consists of up to $120 billion each weekday in overnight loans through January 14 and $440 billion in
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by corporate_shi11 7y ago
I believe there are two main causes. First, the massive issuance of treasuries used to fund the persistent and growing US budget shortfalls. As the big Wall Street banks have been tasked with buying up treasuries, massive amounts of liquidi
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New York Fed Again Upsizes Liquidity Plans for Turn of the Year(wsj.com)
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You hate the post, but the post is factually accurate. H1B abuse is indeed taking jobs from people and giving them to low wage workers who drive down wages for everyone.
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by corporate_shi11 7y ago
MWI is fashionable today, tomorrow it will be something else. Such is the case with unfalsifiable semi-mystical interpretations.
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by corporate_shi11 7y ago
Bell's theorem gives us a clear path forward in understanding the universe. Local realism must be discarded.

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