eviltandem

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by eviltandem 7y ago
I think fundamentally you have 2 arguments here. First your argument is does one have a right to make money doing something the same way it was done yesterday? Or 10 or 20 years ago? At one time you could make good money operating an elevat
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by eviltandem 7y ago
The market has spoken. Uber as a service has shown itself to be wildly better and more loved than traditional cab services in every city where it's gone head to head in open competition with traditional taxi services. Unfortunately peo
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by eviltandem 7y ago
They could be. I'd argue the real problem is competition. A person buys their car insurance. The purchaser is the customer, there are lots of competing companies, and prices are good as a result. In health care typically your employer
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by eviltandem 8y ago
Google is allowed to host or not whatever they want. They can do it wherever they want. They are not a government. A government somewhere telling Google what they have to do globally? That's scary/stupid.
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by eviltandem 9y ago
For your crime you are sentenced to 3 phd's in the field of astrophysics with no chance of parole. May God have mercy on your soul.
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by eviltandem 9y ago
Literally everything you said could go both ways: The reason glyphosate isn't banned is simply that the decision to use is it is one people take individually, and banning it would intrude on people's lives and culture - for argume
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by eviltandem 9y ago
"YouTube" is so distributed I don't think it can be "down" anywhere but briefly in a single geographic area.
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by eviltandem 9y ago
Until someone figures out how to miniaturize it into something to fit in his chest to stop shrapnel from entering his heart... then realizes he has way more than enough power to run a super suit. He'll do this all in a cave of course.
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by eviltandem 10y ago
You sound like my grandfather. Using the mail is not inferior. Quote the opposite. One thing I noticed with most people who use the internet is they have no idea of their environment. When you use the mail, you get a better understanding of
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by eviltandem 10y ago
Sure - if you assume these goods have a fixed quantity. For example, I'm willing to bet McDonald's is capable of making many, many, many more big macs than they currently do. They've simply pegged their supply chain to the am