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by insert_coin 5y ago
The main thing we'll learn? homelessness is not a money problem and 1 billion can't solve it.
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by insert_coin 5y ago
The US was a common law country, then created the constitution based on that common law and now it is a constitutional republic. The constitution is the pillar now not "common law".
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by insert_coin 5y ago
Doesn't that also apply to every problem in society?
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by insert_coin 5y ago
It's a funny joke, don't get me wrong. But I'll take the 15 men sitting behind a computer operating remotely a digger inside a mine instead of 10 men breaking their backs and probably risking their lives with a shovel.
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by insert_coin 5y ago
The world can theoretically meet it, in practice, it is the same situation as the "food" shortage. Solar and food have a distribution problem, not only a generation problem, but since the world decided nationalism, protectionism a
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by insert_coin 5y ago
Inflation means some things become economically impossible to produce, that is why the rest of the stuff becomes more expensive. Prices always lag behind because they are the result of all the economic processes that take place, not the cau
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by insert_coin 5y ago
It looks that way in the end, with no other alternative but to yield, but at some point there were many options, that is how the town, city, county or state came to be in the first place. The problem is that they gave so many concessions ju
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by insert_coin 5y ago
“Any man who must say 'I am king' is no true king at all.” -GRRM
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by insert_coin 5y ago
Again, current iMacs don't seem bother by that.
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by insert_coin 5y ago
Funny the current iMac has none of those problems. And wasn’t the M1 supposed to be so efficient minimal cooling and power were required?
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by insert_coin 5y ago
And the labels are on the back.
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by insert_coin 5y ago
If only there was a way for the socket to reach a different place and not be condemned to have every device 2 inches from it...
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by insert_coin 5y ago
But you have a “charger” on a device without a battery. Power bricks are the most inelegant solution to a problem ever. Can’t think of a clever design to accommodate the features we want? shove it on a box and put it to the side. Lazy.
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by insert_coin 5y ago
External power brick on an iMac? what year is this? An with a proprietary connector too? It looks hideous, has no ports, no memory. Such a letdown. Not one feature is a step up from the current iMac. The M1 is so limiting on a desktop. I gu
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by insert_coin 5y ago
Yes, instead let's have a government payment system with funds expiration date.
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by insert_coin 5y ago
Relax a little, it literally just happened, better things are coming. And don't watch the live feed if what you want is a Hollywood production.
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by insert_coin 5y ago
Freedom means not caring what others think or do. Maybe it is you the one trapped in a confrontation prison.
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by insert_coin 5y ago
Perfect for the rolling-eyes-bot I'm about to release on the chain
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by insert_coin 5y ago
And that "value" can also go to 0.
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by insert_coin 5y ago
Most countries finance themselves with the always convenient "future-taxes" excuse, in other words, debt. It is the reason congress has to keep raising the debt ceiling, so they can keep borrowing money. Last year, the US collecte
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by insert_coin 5y ago
And yet it hasn't been that. Plenty of countries with 0 corporate tax, Why aren't all the companies incorporated there? Plenty of places with 0 income tax too, why isn't everyone moving there? The truth is balanced and prope
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by insert_coin 5y ago
Taxes long ago stopped being the main way governments fund themselves. If taxes were about financing the government there would just be one tax called the-cost-of-government-tax and that's it. There would be no need to tax everything
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by insert_coin 5y ago
Everyone, almost, advocates to spend other's people money, the tax the rich movement is literally that. Now, this is obviously a couple of degrees more obscene but only because of the magnitude of the numbers not because of the conduct
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by insert_coin 5y ago
And they would be wrong. The fact that everyone does it is the reason no one truly succeeds, not in the long run. A MAD strategy not only with two players but with millions. That is why every free market monopoly that has ever existed has p
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by insert_coin 5y ago
This is how it's supposed to work. Basketball teams do not pick the shortest, weakest players just so they can prove random internet commenters they are the best at turning regular unfit humans into Michael Jordan. They can just pick M
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by insert_coin 5y ago
> This is a failure of the markets... The failure is governments subsidize so much energy production they effectively take the market out of the equation. Remove government incentives for cheap power at all costs and then you'll see
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by insert_coin 5y ago
The same things were said against Walmart, the exact same arguments word for word. And yet we saw the rise of independent stores, gentrification, Whole Foods, the rise of e-commerce, the rise of etsy, amazon, ali, ebay, the rise of the Appl
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by insert_coin 5y ago
> They are using their power to force competitors out of the market. Everyone does this, it is called competition .
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by insert_coin 5y ago
> Yeah, let's destroy financial systems of governments... Governments do that on their own they don't need any help from crypto.
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by insert_coin 5y ago
Money is very useful now , very very useful. Things do not need to last forever to have value.

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