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I couldn't agree more. I was actually referencing a Tolstoy tract: http://arvindguptatoys.com/arvindgupta/whatthenmustwedo.pdf
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Beautifully said. What is to be done? (What then must we do?)
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The Premier League needs to focus on match-fixing a lot more than illegal streaming.
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I think it’s really inspiring but it will be hard to pull off. I think watermelon sized pods in a pneumatic tube system that can deliver to every apartment/house food and packages could be amazing. And if roads are underground, it coul
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No cars, no streets: Saudi Arabia's The Line
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I think it's a bit like the coastline paradox: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coastline_paradox Most maps fairly accurately measure the coastline of a place. Their granularity of topographical measurement is good
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Thank you, Matt. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
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That's actually fascinating.
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Those are the same thing
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It’s really akin to doctors centuries ago who would bleed out patients. Their cure is worse than the disease.
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Because it’s going to crush the markets and the institutions. If you watch the media, there’s a serious panic going on. There is a serious chance this will cause a sort of financial Armageddon.
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I think the author needs to integrate into these arguments the Nixon Shock of 1971 and what’s happening with inflation in the US since 2008. There’s a reason the Dow just hit a record high and it’s not because the fundamentals of those firm
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And it will go much, much higher. GME is a short squeeze of epic proportions. It's going to be interesting to see how it plays out.
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I think social media has made us such narcissists that we demand the beauty as an ideal and eschew the vulnerability of sex.
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> US Federal Reserve data ... around 13%. No, it's 37%. And they can't pay an unexpected expense of $400. They have no data on $1000. https://www.federalreserve.gov/publications/2020-economic-we... You
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It's not an advertisement and it's not about "savings account." It specifically uses wording to avoid that. CNN: Only 39% of Americans can afford a $1,000 emergency expense https://www.cnn.com/2021/
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> If the interest rates start going up, the bubble is going to burst and a _lot_ of people are going to end up on the street Yeah, I hear you. That's the whole world, though. Here in the US, too, interest rates are prohibited f
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> obviously false assertion Maybe you need to spend time outside of your gated community and get your data from multiple sources. The BLS numbers are not handed down from God and can be wrong. This survey below, for example, (which the
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It's out of 82 here and it's nearly at the bottom of the industrialized nations. Also I said it's becoming a third world country.
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I don't think "second world" is really used and saying "former soviet" nations means nothing. In the 30 years since that change, nations have developed so differently that it doesn't add much to group them toge
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Sorry! No disrespect intended. They both just have a lower GDP and one might think that America with its higher stated GDP could do better. I apologize and have removed it.
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It's a "gamma short" and it can happen.
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Sure. I didn't mean that as in actually zero cases. I mean, go to Portland and then go to Oslo. Go to Philly and then go to Copenhagen. The difference is night-and-day.
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You dislike the numbers so you literally make up numbers in response? It doesn't work that way. Calling it lies because European counties have a middle class is crazy. Having a middle-class is an incredibly important part of mobility
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Almost at the bottom of the industrialized nations. Trying to spin it as a "near-win" is disingenuous. America is closer to Kazakhstan than it is to Germany or France.
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America is 27th in the Global Social Mobility Index. The propaganda that you can "work hard and succeed" is no longer working, especially for the youngest generations. They're seeing that America is becoming a third-world na
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How long before this could invalidate existing video legal evidence?
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Thank you so much for doing this. It's really needed. I once had an HP Envy laptop which was so poorly made that I refuse to buy anything from HP again.
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A deer jumping in front of your car and totaling it doesn't imply that the deer is keeping the car running. That said, I'm all for what's happening with $GME. They've been cheating the public for years and now the publi
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Edit: "smoking" --> "on fire"
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