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dd36
3y ago
That’s what they’ve been doing.
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3y ago
Banks are starting to do that but it doesn’t cost 30%.
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3y ago
It’s not cheaper.
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3y ago
It connects wealthy to smart kids so they can continue to protect their wealth.
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3y ago
Bitcoin prices doubled?
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3y ago
I solved one recently. Really wish there was a simple time logging multimeter that you could leave plugged in 24 hours.
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dd36
4y ago
I’m referring to US. The people you find sympathetic to Russia are the people whose media is telling them to be sympathetic to Russia. Russia is the real victim, etc.
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4y ago
That’s what their media is telling them.
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4y ago
And the lack of antitrust enforcement. It used to be that the power to increase prices was a bust-able monopoly then it somehow all became perverted under Reagan to where actual increased prices are all that matter but those increases are a
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4y ago
I can’t reply to telaramex directly but backup electric resistance is exactly how my heat pump hot water works.
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4y ago
Might it be because the surrounding air only has so much heat in it? Thus, smaller units, more spread out, have access to more heat?
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4y ago
So then why make any changes?
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4y ago
Why measure something if you don’t intend to change it?
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4y ago
Media can brain wash you…
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4y ago
And not just long overdue for the internet. It’s long overdue in trade.
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4y ago
Just like we’ve seen in some human populations.
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4y ago
Do they trade commodities or contracts to deliver commodities?
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4y ago
Then what is it? A ponzi scheme is inherently an embezzlement.
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4y ago
And the lack of antitrust enforcement in the last 40 years.
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4y ago
When its assets don’t exist.
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4y ago
AI could see us like we see trees.
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4y ago
And so do consumers when they borrow from a bank. It’s not some mysterious black box.
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4y ago
Yeah, I don’t know a single person that didn’t work.
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4y ago
It’s only useful for criminals because it’s allowed to be converted. The Fed didn’t print infinite money. The government borrows the money it spends and pays interest.
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4y ago
Crypto was never useful.
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4y ago
They’d have to quit or the restaurant pay better.
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4y ago
There hasn’t been a functioning FTC for decades.
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4y ago
The FTC wasn’t doing anything for decades. It’s doing a lot now… like it was made to do. Unchecked monopolization of so many markets has been terrible for the economy.
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4y ago
You can’t flush the drugs down the toilet!
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4y ago
The judge will be really angry!
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