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   by fhrjfjc 10y ago

   So how's that war against "sprawl" working out for San Francisco? Oh right...
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   by fhrjfjc 10y ago

   Lucky for both of us economics is a philosophy instead of a science, and condescending attitudes can go both ways. :^) Suppose as you say, all capital grows uniformly (which it doesn't, but that's another issue) at +x% annually.
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   by fhrjfjc 10y ago

   It's fallacious to assume the contrary. You can transfer billions of dollars of capital in an instant by signing on the dotted line, but it takes decades to create that kind of value. The lumped sum analysis assumption for capital is
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   by fhrjfjc 10y ago

   Funny how programming is likely to be one of the first white collar jobs to be automated.
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   by fhrjfjc 10y ago

   Have you considered that there may be many qualified people who want to work on innovative projects like fusion power, but are prevented from doing so because the necessary capital is locked up with the hyper-wealthy? Only by having inside
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   by fhrjfjc 10y ago

   Maybe it's just me, but I wish our society's future wellbeing wasn't placed at the whim of a handful of oligarchs.
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   Free Speech Zone(en.wikipedia.org)

   1 points by fhrjfjc 10y ago|0 comments
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   by fhrjfjc 10y ago

   I don't want backdoors in my guns just like I don't want backdoors in my encryption. It's really that simple. Also reminder that Marx was an advocate of widespread gun ownership by the working class, much for the same reason