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by goldfeld 8y ago
We should be encouraging more people to be born into wealth because then everyone would be happier! Since you think I'm flippant, let me elaborate. The real barrier is financial security and knowing you'll keep making those paymen
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Nationalism maybe, but then libertarianism and nationalism aren't necessarily any more right-leaning than the other, it isn't clear-cut. Outside the US bubble (including South American politics bending over to the american way of
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Is "NY" the society or the high society for you? Saying "NY" is beyond vague.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Because the needs of renters are pretty much the needs of young working people and the needs of landlords are the needs of the entrenched? 70's line of thinking doesn't work anymore, the world's vastly changed.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
WHO would support Seattlification? It's boring, it's numb and on top of that it's Amazon. Sorry about how offensive that is.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
At least a company ostensibly shrinking won't be shrouded in hypetrain fumes. Maybe it's actually a great idea for those with the know-how to navigate it, jumping around stabilizing wounds, maybe you can become an hero.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Because anything of value is kept tight for investors and for the possibility of more investors? Early startups don't have much else to offer, which is not to say the way startups is done is morally commendable.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Why is it a contradiction if startup culture has always been far-right (through the lens of Europe and South America et al)? It's a notch away from enforcing entrenched privilege with an army, unrest providing any such nudge. Didn&#x27
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by goldfeld 8y ago
There may be something to your definition but populist is also plainly about the candidate who says whatever people want to hear, so yes it may overlap. As for GP's point, it may be the case for Trump but not so much for the newest pop
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Yes please technology take over my agency! I've been squandering and handing it over for decades but please it's not been enough!! And since you're so listening technology can you make me into a flying buzzing drone, any size
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Yes, I'm trying to find resources on this lib, which I guess aren't many since it's new and because all results on first page for my query are about the Ontology language, which is frustrating so I agree that the naming was a
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by goldfeld 8y ago
But then we go deeper into what placebo is. If the patient needs the psychological comfort of being seen and OK'd by real doctors, staying home mentalizing their own well-being won't do much. It's about taking responsibility
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Phew! That would be a net positive for the world, long term, to bear less of a greasy footprint from american startup antics.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Or society is just showing how barbaric it's ever been. See the elections in Brazil yesterday.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
That's a surprisingly stupid statement to read on here.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
This is very misguided. If you get old with no exercise and deteriorating health, it's gonna fall upon your family to take care and worry a lot about you. It's immediatist if not selfish (by not wanting to face the different kind
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Yes it's been for millenia understood as a place with awful stagnated energy, by many cultures.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
There's still credit for the app being a visual marketing gimmick which executives like, which doesn't transfer to usefulness.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
I think everyone has bright spots so that gifted is something you discover about you, and maybe anyone can be so, given enough hypothetical time. Being gifted in such a social context means actually finding and working your gift, the latter
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by goldfeld 8y ago
You really can't?
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by goldfeld 8y ago
If you're born to wealth but not particularly bright, you might have some any degree and live a lifetime of silenced frustration through easy habits; if you're gifted and poor, you'll struggle and it might take you decades lo
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Just sleep and read books, it simply can't go wrong. Books and bedtime help more ideas come. Do lots of cooking if enjoyable.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
Enjoying the job? Office jobs are not exactly milkshake.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
It's astounding how many willing employees Google has to comment voluntarily, out of their own awe of the mothership, in favor of anything Alphabet does. They're so many, it's like machine learning, Google barely has to try o
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by goldfeld 8y ago
The UK is screwed.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
With current exchange rate and living expenses, where I've always lived, it'd last at least 3 years.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
We call it nuts from one of the biggest, country-in-a-state administrative regions, the second biggest I guess in amazon rainforest, after the absolutely humongous state called Amazonas (AM). Sometimes here it's also the one implied if
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by goldfeld 8y ago
The new way also makes for weak societies easily seizable by capitalistic interests.
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by goldfeld 8y ago
If time is a dimension not constraining to fundamental physics, there could be higher dimensions where more fundamental things manifest, as a way to explain it, as does string theory. If there are higher dimensions, what's to say we ca
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by goldfeld 8y ago
"Rent-seekers could lose their privilege and everyone else could win indirectly."

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