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by djbebs 6y ago
To add to this, this isnt just the case in business. This quasi-feudalism is a nash equilibrium common to most large organizations, from business to politics to NGOs. Its simply a decently effective way to act that will result in stability
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by djbebs 6y ago
Searching for help on the internet is also a valuable real world skill. Does that not mean then that the cheaters should receive extra credit instead of a zero?
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by djbebs 6y ago
Not OP, but scientific conclusions need to be verifiable, especially if they are driving policy. IMO you'd need a very good reason to keep any data related to such studies secret, and thats only if the data being kept secret isn't
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by djbebs 6y ago
The point is moot since these were documents belonging to the government.
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by djbebs 6y ago
Same in germany
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by djbebs 6y ago
Im not sure why you think thats a problem
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by djbebs 6y ago
The fact that its practically impossible to legally invest and create a business in the EU makes that almost inevitable
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by djbebs 6y ago
> I can't help but have zero sympathy for short sellers, and others to try to game the market. It doesn't seem like anything positive comes from shorting a stock other than someone getting rich. Short sellers probide a valuable
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by djbebs 6y ago
As opposed to locking everyone up?
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by djbebs 6y ago
I can already tell that those aluminum pieces are going to jumpstart their own conspiracies
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by djbebs 6y ago
A company is not the people who work for it, or the people that own it. Its its own distinct legal entity.
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by djbebs 6y ago
Not really, there are plenty of companies founded before 1937 that still exist
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by djbebs 6y ago
The wikipedia article is fairly extensive. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_Chapter_11_re...
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by djbebs 6y ago
The general motors today is not the same company that made this video. In 2008 the original general motors was effectively dissolved, the current GM simply purchased some of their assets, which happened to include their names and trademarks
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by djbebs 6y ago
Why would it be wrong?
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by djbebs 6y ago
Past 5 years?
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by djbebs 6y ago
Given that amazon does not pay dividends or conduct share buybacks, thats not really the case
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by djbebs 6y ago
Genocide denial in hackernews?
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by djbebs 6y ago
No it isn't. Shareholders have no interest in owning a failing company, it is in their best interests for the company to be sucessful and profitable because they are the ones with skin in the game.
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by djbebs 6y ago
If there are limits, its not free.
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by djbebs 6y ago
Plenty of xountries have been comitting genocide recently. Canada and china for one, the us too, etc..
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by djbebs 6y ago
There is no line, thats censorship as well and should be rejected.
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by djbebs 6y ago
If the workers are screwed, they will stop working for doordash, increasing the costs to doordash and therefore speeding up their demise. By tipping you are directly subsidizing doordash
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by djbebs 6y ago
They need large amounts of cooling water in order to function. Thats what the huge cooling towards are for.
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by djbebs 6y ago
Try going to berlin waving a nazi flag and saying they should have killed more jews back then to see how that goes
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by djbebs 6y ago
Just because other countries are wildly negligent is no reason for china to follow suit.
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by djbebs 6y ago
How can this be legal?
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by djbebs 6y ago
Companies dont generally trade at their book value
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by djbebs 6y ago
Becausr you imposed those losses?
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by djbebs 6y ago
Why would the engine be required for the brakes and steeri g to function? Am i taking crazy pills here?

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