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by eschulz 3y ago
I too found that biography to be very entertaining and informative. It was interesting how Grant spent the last several months of his life writing for most hours of almost every day. He dove into it, and apparently gave Twain's publish
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by eschulz 4y ago
Yes, the point of a mortgage in the US is mostly to locking in a monthly payment in a manner that allows for homes to be sold at a much higher price than their previous sale. It's about increasing wealth, and it's not necessarily
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by eschulz 4y ago
I thought this was common knowledge
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by eschulz 4y ago
Yes, if you're a devout adherent to the Cramer Rule
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by eschulz 4y ago
Is a recession this year still not considered likely, even before this SVB meltdown?
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by eschulz 4y ago
It's a good idea for Mexico City to substantially increase green space. However, it's also a good idea for the city to augment its air transport infrastructure. The AMLO government has made a bold decision, and time will tell how
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by eschulz 4y ago
Brilliant stroke of win-win diplomacy, so long as we keep the concerns of the daughter aside.
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by eschulz 4y ago
I think they only work in an expensive way. The efficiency of our farm to fridge food economy is based on packaging and transport methods, and those methods are what cause the waste. Many people would love to pay a little more for zero wast
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by eschulz 4y ago
That's exactly what I was thinking. $5 to $7.20 in four years isn't ideal, but seems like so many other essential goods and services have increased at a much higher rate over that period of time.
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by eschulz 4y ago
In a profit and loss system, it is often the loss part that gives the best lessons into how the market works. Being fired is at least a very good learning opportunity, although certainly not an easy one.
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by eschulz 4y ago
This is brilliant comedy, thank you so much for sharing!
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by eschulz 4y ago
This reminds me of something I recently read (can't recall what) where I learned that much of Argentina's pre WWII policy was based on supporting their land owning agricultural class. This only grew during WWII since the world nee
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by eschulz 4y ago
It is, although I guess that's common in the modern world where mass value is created in an assembly line workplace
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by eschulz 4y ago
It's interesting to consider all of the wild and toxic substances that artists have worked with throughout the millennia. In addition to explaining the chemical properties of the art, such substances maybe go a long way in explaining t
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by eschulz 4y ago
Right, and also why would he care so much about grocery stores in America when he's in Russia and reviewing military and diplomatic intel about the US? "They have grocery stores that have more items than our stores" - boring.
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by eschulz 4y ago
Probably a state law or administrative policy established this practice as both proof that the execution followed appropriate and customary practices as well as a sense of closure for the community/victims.
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by eschulz 4y ago
Impressive filing cabinet. The title reminded me of France's Minitel https://spectrum.ieee.org/minitel-the-online-world-france-bu...
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by eschulz 4y ago
Pele supported AYSO in the US back in 1970. Associating his fame with this youth soccer group certainly played a big part in growing the game in the US. As the sport continues to grow in this country, I think it's fair to say that he&#
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by eschulz 4y ago
It's interesting to consider how such a navigational instrument could have been more reliable than a compass in the far north where magnetic deviation becomes a serious concern, but where incredibly long summer days provide an opportun
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by eschulz 4y ago
You can't get a little bit pregnant
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by eschulz 4y ago
So many things are different. Two things are that Madoff, unlike SBF, admitted to fraud as his company blew up. Also SBF's relationship with the Bahamas is certainly a complicating matter that will only serve to help him as he delays t
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by eschulz 4y ago
I agree, and to me this seems to be describing something very inappropriate. I of course would like more info on this subject.
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by eschulz 4y ago
Same in parts of the Upper Midwest. I assume land prices and labor laws/practices are among the primary causes for these shifts.
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by eschulz 4y ago
https://bell.works/chicagoland/explore/
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by eschulz 4y ago
The US would never! https://content.time.com/time/covers/0,16641,19960715,00.htm...
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by eschulz 4y ago
Yes, kids in baseball love to emulate every little thing they see big leaguers do. That's why in the 1980s and '90s Big League Chew was huge, but maybe parents thought it was a little too much like chewing tobacco and they sought
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by eschulz 4y ago
He probably wouldn't be active on Twitter since he'd want to keep the excitement on his social media real estate, but I'd imagine he'd claim his Twitter profile and keep it for mundane posts if it were reinstated.
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by eschulz 4y ago
I'm afraid a majority of people on the streets have substance abuse problems. They need help, but not in the form of cash with no questions asked.
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by eschulz 4y ago
As someone who works from home, I do something similar to that as well. Morning meetings at the kitchen table, midday at my desk, and late afternoon work is done from my sofa. The cats and I stay busy.
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by eschulz 4y ago
There already are some cases, and there will be many more in the future I presume https://blockclubchicago.org/2021/03/04/another-century-old-...

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