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dforrestwilson
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This too https://www.vox.com/recode/2019/7/2/18691693/silicon-valley-...
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A patently bad argument. No company was forecasting a pandemic in their 5-year plan. Doesn’t mean American or any other firm should receive special treatment. American Airlines alone has a market cap today of $4.7B. They could dilute by 20%
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Software contracts, first-lien debt – no revenue is truly recurring
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Dr. Peter Attia did a few podcasts with a virologist discussing this. It’s helpful in the short term, but not effective for longer than a few weeks apparently. Also there may be scaling issues?
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Likely never. OneWeb is about to go bankrupt. Launching is a way for SoftBank to still claim spectrum rights.
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Good excuse now that they see that commercial real estate is about to get nuked.
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Worth noting that this will be the 3rd industry which Warren Buffett has been both invested in and bailed out of during a crisis.
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For example paying down debt instead of loading up like American Airlines did.
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Truly incredible
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The UK backed away from this insanity and will be implementing social distancing. Thank god.
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We don’t know much about this virus still. Time is vital.
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It amazes me that anyone is Ok with millions of people catching a brand new virus that we know very little about. https://www.sciencealert.com/even-those-who-recover-from-cor... Polio, but for lungs.
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# of test kits. The US can currently test something like 7800 people per day as of yesterday. Some other system constraints to think about are: 1M hospital beds 70k ventilators
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Really interesting point regarding severe cases. One follow-up - why do you think we had so many severe cases in late Feb? I still think we can all acknowledge at this time that this is an endemic virus. Containment is no longer possible.
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When and how do you see it being contained?
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At this point it’s about lack of trust (which is what markets are premised on). https://www.epsilontheory.com/the-mozilo-market/ As this thing eats its way through other countries and their economies slowdown the cash
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On it's face it's actually great for consumers and business, but no market likes sudden price dislocation as big as this. The high-yield bond ETFs have been crashing as global supply economic concerns mounted around the coronaviru
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Really please don’t infect _anyone_, as it increases the likelihood that someone else’s parent or grandparent will die.
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Before reading this I thought this might be a tattoo for paramedics to read. Something that would state: Blood Type Medical Allergies Any special conditions (diabetic, prone to seizures, etc)
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Egg Carton
(diffpack.com)
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Correct. Conventional War =/= Guerrilla War Guerrilla Wars can go on for decades even with lots of boots on the ground.
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Things are about to get real. If launched from Iranian territory there is a pretty clear case for the US to go to war. I know the “WW3” meme is popular right now but Iran is only a regional power and would likely lose a conventional war qui
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Berkshire Hathaway: An Owner's Manual [pdf]
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I have been skipping breakfast for the past year. This works for me when nothing else has. I started a new job which is highly unpredictable and involves a lot of last minute travel. Due to the stress, lack of sleep, etc I had gone from 165
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How to Build Great Product
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If you like to be outdoors, camping etc or in situations where glasses could be broken it is a no-brainer. Also if you do the math it can potentially save you money on contacts and the ever-obnoxious eye checkups. 9 years since I had it don
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The High Frontier
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I wish all video games had this level of scientific depth underlying them.
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Taking an Uber into Manhattan 2 nights I was struck by the beauty and grandeur of the city at night. Then over where we came out of the tunnel and onto the island it turned out to be garbage day. Heaps of trash everywhere. Homeless wanderin
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democracy noun a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives. "capitalism and democracy are ascendant in the third world" Similar: representative g
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