geogra4

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by geogra4 9y ago
limited in scope and application.
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by geogra4 9y ago
Seems that even the petit bourgeoisie are sick of this "tax cuts create mana from heaven" theory of economics
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by geogra4 10y ago
man, whoever is left holding the bag on these is going to be seriously screwed after the tulips run their course
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by geogra4 10y ago
the cap MUST increase
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by geogra4 10y ago
Where has "actual capitalism" ever existed? It's always cronyism.
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by geogra4 10y ago
This is actually existing capitalism though. Capitalism on paper is much different from capitalism in reality.
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by geogra4 10y ago
Beat horses and they'll run faster...for a while
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by geogra4 10y ago
1980s company culture... yuck
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Ask HN: How do you become an independent contractor?
10 points by geogra4 10y ago|6 comments
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by geogra4 10y ago
bengal famine, laotian genocide
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by geogra4 10y ago
It doesn't have to be strictly money, but services -- ie a guaranteed level of basic food, housing, education and medical care for all.
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by geogra4 10y ago
Strange that places like Manhattan and Paris have a solution to this issue
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by geogra4 10y ago
Oh that's silly. You drive to work you drive home. Maybe you go out to dinner then you go to bed. What lifestyle are you talking about? Sf would be one thing but sj and mv are really not so different from novi or farmington. Just subur
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Black lives matter platform mentions net neutrality(policy.m4bl.org)
1 points by geogra4 10y ago|0 comments
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by geogra4 10y ago
Narrow streets :) http://www.andrewalexanderprice.com/blog20130330.php#.V47PTc...
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by geogra4 10y ago
I would hope he would push for UBI to all those bigwigs and politicians.
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by geogra4 10y ago
Depends on whose history, literature and economics you're studying....
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by geogra4 10y ago
Wonder if he'll bring a chunk of Yahoo to Detroit?
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Are there apps to assist in workplace union organization?
2 points by geogra4 11y ago|0 comments
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by geogra4 11y ago
The problem isn't that there aren't enough homes, or that we don't know how to build cheap homes. It's simply that desirable land is so incredibly expensive. Unless these homes can be stacked to the sky in an affordable
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by geogra4 11y ago
They have offices all over the country at college towns for this very reason (see Google Ann Arbor) https://www.google.com/about/company/facts/locations/
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by geogra4 11y ago
How about if you don't have a job you still deserve a basic income? Ultimately that's the future. There are going to be too few jobs for people going forward. There's no point in makework. Just give each person a basic income
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Ted Cruz submits bill to raise Minimum H1-B salary to 110k(articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com)
6 points by geogra4 11y ago|0 comments
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by geogra4 11y ago
West Virginia is like that too with the mining companies.
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by geogra4 11y ago
Delaware? Any reason for that specifically?
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by geogra4 11y ago
What is your definition of 'far-right'?
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by geogra4 11y ago
Yeah -- I see this not going very far as the states don't really have control over this.
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by geogra4 11y ago
We are all dependent on government in at least some ways. Unless you don't drive on public roads, don't send your kids to public schools, and don't use US Mail.
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by geogra4 11y ago
Because you can get a 1300 sq foot condo for 70k (or less!) in most of the country. If you aren't among the elite of financial means (we're talking 1% wealth) SF is a losing proposition.
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by geogra4 11y ago
sure, a cheap cost of living can be had anywhere in the world. but I think it's unique in a 4 million+ person metro area in the united states. Especially with the history and architecture that Detroit has.

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