greenonions

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by greenonions 6y ago
That's less plausible than the most likely scenario, which is that these idiots voluntarily attached their social security number to their pathetic insurrection. The FBI happened to just recieve all this valuable information for free.
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by greenonions 6y ago
And just like hedge funds, this will give them better access to capital...
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by greenonions 6y ago
I also think in many cases people are doing something that is at least a little worthwhile. If they are idly watching a vlogger/streamer/show it's still a social activity. I often watch content that makes me laugh, and I beli
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by greenonions 6y ago
This perfectly describes me as well, although I don't use substances much at all. I have learned to embrace it as well as I can. I accept that my productivity is much lower in the morning and attempt to get the most done after lunch an
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by greenonions 6y ago
"The stakeholders who desire applications are not willing to buy it at it's current price; either because they know that the application is not valuable or do not know the application is valuable."
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by greenonions 6y ago
There are so many lower hanging fruit for reducing emissions of and sequestering existing carbon. If you simply restored the majority of the US great plains back to a bison centered ecosystem instead of cattle, you'd produce a similar
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by greenonions 6y ago
I believe AF is commonly short for "as fuck". Also, "don't @" used here is something along the lines of "don't tag me in a post calling me out for my opinion". As for auras, I'm as lost as you.
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by greenonions 6y ago
Outside of publicity, I don't see this as having an enormous impact on profits. Companies will be compelled to produce the vaccine in any event, and will be compensated, but I can't imagine governments would be purchasing the vacc
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by greenonions 6y ago
It most certainly is illegal, but can you find a definitive example of such behavior? It's theoretically a highly illegal and unethical thing to do, but in reality, monopoly control of a market is highly unlikely.
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by greenonions 6y ago
Could you provide any example where discounting was actually proved to be predatory pricing? How is discounting not a valid method of pricing?
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by greenonions 6y ago
>It's one thing to let a very select group of foreign students in who are truly exceptional, but that is not what is happening today. Do you have any evidence for this? The incredibly vast amount of research work done by immigrants
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by greenonions 6y ago
Public housing was not mentioned. Making private housing more elastic will certainly reduce the amount who do not have an option that they can afford and that is legal.
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by greenonions 6y ago
Do you live there? Is this somehow your problem? Do you know anyone who would like/needs to deal with those inconveniences in order to save money on rent? I'm being a jerk, but even if you find something objectionable doesn't
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by greenonions 6y ago
They will invest, they will just price in the risk. The same as any other asset. We don't discourage this behavior in other areas, so again, why do we protect house assets? This is especially striking with homelessness being such a mas
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by greenonions 6y ago
Of course I'm aware of the Fed. Do you think that the current market interventions are the best way to operate? In an ideal world, wouldn't the economy be much better off if it were able to sustain events like pandemics without in
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by greenonions 6y ago
He's the founder of Strong Towns: https://www.strongtowns.org/about a non profit advocacy for financial stability in communities. His background is civil engineering.
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by greenonions 6y ago
I think the third party you're alluding to is the demographic that actually cares about improving things for most people, regardless of the political philosophy that the idea comes from. I've always thought there should be more li
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by greenonions 6y ago
Why is the government obligated to protect your investment? They aren't obligated to keep stock prices high, or to protect the companies land nearby.
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by greenonions 6y ago
Companies will build things that people will pay for. If you can pay for a garage, you will have no problem finding one. If you don't want to pay for parking, you're not forced to.
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by greenonions 6y ago
Actually parking minimums are the price control, keeping prices higher than they may be without them. So someone is...
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by greenonions 6y ago
Actually my mechanical skill is way too inferior to capture things that I can imagine. Like I could spend a long time trying to bring to life a specific image, but why? I wouldn't bother unless it was somehow very important to communic
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by greenonions 6y ago
Yes, and there are no real limits to this. I can picture a Rubik's cube dominating the Manhattan skyline. I can also picture abstract images with no connection to the real world, that have emotions associated with them. I believe my wi
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Bison (Back) Home on the Range(news.mongabay.com)
2 points by greenonions 6y ago|0 comments
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by greenonions 6y ago
Governments fund road construction with large portions of federal grants. The property taxes of many communities are nowhere near enough to maintain all of the infrastructure that they have built indefinitely. So we are constantly building
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by greenonions 6y ago
Not only is the article not 'pro-totalitarian surveillance hellscape', but ironically, placing people on lists for articles they write is. edit: grammar
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by greenonions 6y ago
In response to the article, it most certainly will be. The loss of privacy allows states to compete through coordination that otherwise isn't possible. Consider that the United States' disposition to privacy has contributed to the
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by greenonions 7y ago
I bought my wife a simple gold band. We were students. I told her how Americans spend so much money on diamonds and she was like, "that's stupid, you could go on such a good vacation and have nice food."
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by greenonions 7y ago
https://www.strongtowns.org/mission This is a pretty good wrap up of what the Strong Towns thing is about.
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by greenonions 7y ago
Source: "Caution: Preprints are preliminary reports of work that have not been peer-reviewed. They should not be relied on to guide clinical practice or health-related behavior and should not be reported in news media as established in
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by greenonions 7y ago
Per source: "Caution: Preprints are preliminary reports of work that have not been peer-reviewed. They should not be relied on to guide clinical practice or health-related behavior and should not be reported in news media as establishe

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