groutexpectatio

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by groutexpectatio 11y ago
in this thread: people who don't understand economics
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by groutexpectatio 11y ago
should be perfectly fine to hold extreme opinions. Bayesian distributions suggests that extreme opinions will be unpopular, and will not find much evidence from the real world, and will be less likely to gain mass following.
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by groutexpectatio 11y ago
No one's saying he can't get profit and put it back into the system, as long as you _pay your taxes_. But if you're not paying your taxes, and you're resorting to the private sector, then you're really just squirrel
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by groutexpectatio 11y ago
geoengineering as a concept operates with a High Modernist ideology, and overwhelming confidence in humanity's ability to reshape the natural world, society, the State, in a desired fashion. i think relying on policy and markets and th
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by groutexpectatio 11y ago
what is also interesting is that as the Aral/Ural sea has dried up is that the land bridge that has formed has opened greater access to a former Soviet biological weapons lab/military base https://en.wikipedia.org/
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by groutexpectatio 11y ago
Confucius didn't say that http://quoteinvestigator.com/2014/09/02/job-love/
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by groutexpectatio 11y ago
Infrastructure is not permanent. 'We' don't build roads and bridges to last, governments might run a cost-benefit analysis or a net present value and build a project out to where it makes sense given time money and interest.
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by groutexpectatio 11y ago
Multiple factors figure into why the rent is so high, but from a government policy standpoint, I'm interested in "the decision by consumers to rent over purchase" but what is more likely, that in spite of low mortgage rates,