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by jdhn 5y ago
I'd say that this will appeal to people who are covid vaccine skeptical. If you're skeptical of the mRNA vaccines, you'd probably be in favor of this treatment than the vaccines.
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by jdhn 5y ago
If this happens (and it should), I would expect them to target the Mustang crowd first, simply because so many have been made and the Mustang performance mod scene is very strong.
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by jdhn 5y ago
Ford has really been hitting the PR circuit while firing on all cylinders. The lead engineer of the F-150 Lightning was on the cover of Time, and now this.
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by jdhn 5y ago
A staggering amount of money thats spent in the healthcare industry is directly due to Americans unhealthy lifestyles, primarily obesity and its secondary symptoms.
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by jdhn 5y ago
>Not to mention the absurd qualifications one needs to rent. This was probably prompted by the Covid rent restrictions. Landlords (especially smaller ones) don't want to rent to someone who can avoid paying rent due to government de
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by jdhn 5y ago
I'm working on my very first side project with a friend/coworker. I've never really done a side project before, which makes me feel incredibly unaccomplished when looking at what others are posting in this thread. As for life
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by jdhn 5y ago
You still can get a house for that much in Detroit, however you'll potentially be living in a dangerous neighborhood. Safe Detroit neighborhoods have actually soared in cost even if they aren't in the downtown area, believe it or
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by jdhn 5y ago
Is there an estimate as to how much of that $2 billion he saw as commissions? Even a 1% commission would $20 million.
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by jdhn 5y ago
A €102,000 house in Italy doesn't sound like the worst deal in the world.
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by jdhn 5y ago
If wallets that could be reliably traced to Satoshi came online and started moving, there would be a lot of turbulence in the market.
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by jdhn 5y ago
>What exactly is the claimed health benefit?! Easing parental anxiety.
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by jdhn 5y ago
I fully expect the bitcoin market to absorb all $8b of the Gox coins rather easily. The market is a LOT more mature than when Mt. Gox was the big kahuna, and demand is a lot higher. I wouldn't be surprised if there were major block buy
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by jdhn 5y ago
The only way the number of bitcoins can change is if they change the hardcoded amount. JPMorgan could buy 50% of all bitoin made tomorrow, but they'll have done nothing to the actual bitcoin protocol.
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by jdhn 5y ago
>But the only way we are going to afford a UBI-like program is to remove all the bureaucracy currently wasted to administer these programs. This is why I believe that UBI will never actually be implemented. That bureaucracy consists of a
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by jdhn 5y ago
>across the aisle people prefer made in the USA. They may say this, but when push comes to shove, people simply don't buy a lot of consumer goods that are made here.
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by jdhn 5y ago
Again, I'm going to ask what were they sold as. You keep saying what they weren't sold as, but have yet to say what they were sold as.
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>I am aware of no mainstream media, research, government, political or industry sources claiming that the vaccine was some cure with unlimited durability. Claiming and implying are two different things. It was heavily implied that if you
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by jdhn 5y ago
>No, they weren't. In that case, what were they sold as? You already said what they weren't sold as, so now I'd like to know what they were sold as.
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by jdhn 5y ago
>The vaccines were never sold as something that would stop the virus in its tracks with only half the population vaccinated. They were sold as a cure that would allow the person who received the vaccine to go back to pre-covid times beca
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by jdhn 5y ago
>shouldn't Elon Musk be doing hard time? He should be, but they basically gave him the same treatment they give a lot of people: a slap on the wrist.
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by jdhn 5y ago
This is quite possibly the most charitable take I've ever seen towards the insurace industry.
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by jdhn 5y ago
This stimulus is different from QE in the sense that it went directly to consumers. QE never went directly to consumers, but instead stayed with banks. Personally, I think you can see QE's inflationary effect in both the stock and hous
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by jdhn 5y ago
They have Ted Kaczynski on that list despite the fact that he's in prison for the rest of his life, and that he wouldn't use Facebook even if he was out. Is his presence on this list an indicator that Facebook is paying more atten
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by jdhn 5y ago
I think that part of the resistance is that if you have people who work remote, the bonds you build with the company and your coworkers can potentially be less strong than if you were there in person. This may make it easier for employees t
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by jdhn 5y ago
Not to be mean, but I'd say that Brian Armstrong took the actions he did to weed out people like you from working at Coinbase.
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by jdhn 5y ago
>Not to mention the a worthless human being of a governor. Backwards politics and ideals. It's a joke of a state, everything wrong with America hyper-concentrated on steroids. There are millions of people who think this exact same t
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by jdhn 5y ago
If California somehow repealed Prop 13, you would see their property tax rate zoom up to the point where Texas property taxes wouldn't seem that outrageous by comparison.
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by jdhn 5y ago
Personally, I think that the growing pains are going to result in a much needed UX improvement for bitcoin, and crypto in general.
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by jdhn 5y ago
>there is already a double-digit premium Facebook must pay for talent Really? Are they forced to pay more because people are actively avoiding the company, or because they have to pay more for top talent due to competitors?
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by jdhn 5y ago
>it seems like most of the critiques of social media coming from big / old media are just symptoms of having their revenue bled away I feel that so many people blindly hate Facebook that they overlook this point. The loudest critics

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