jdimov10

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by jdimov10 11y ago
RTFM
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This is where all the commies are dying to say "communism", but even they don't have the eyes for that.
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I can vouch for two of these. I read "The Inner Game of Tennis" last year, because it was recommended to me. It is the kind of book that I would never pick up on my own based on the title. Luckily, the book contents has almost not
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War Gains: Bulgarian Arms Add Fuel to Middle East Conflicts(balkaninsight.com)
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I'm glad you asked. This is exactly what the essence of my philosophy is all about. I believe that each person's opinions (and each person's existence) are valuable in and of themselves - no need for any further arguments. Yo
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by jdimov10 11y ago
"Responsible working" is how you make other people rich. Having fun and playing ("irresponsibly"), expressing your true essence, is the only way to create ANY lasting value. It is also the only way to create any wealth.
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by jdimov10 11y ago
That is correct - I am protecting my (very expensive) time from having to waste it on convincing you of something that you don't believe in, when the convincing would not do me any good anyway.
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Your logic is lacking.
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In the real world, I support a large family of which I am the only person making money. I have three young children. I pay rent for a house in London proper. Not that any of this is any of your business, but I said it before and I repeat it
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by jdimov10 11y ago
People do not learn by reading. Reading only helps to re-enforce what you already believe in and are open to accepting (all other propositions are ALWAYS discarded - no exceptions, regardless of how "objective" you think you are).
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It shows sloppiness. For a journalist, who makes a living out of working with words, such basic level of sloppiness is inexcusable. You can't expect much from someone who does not respect the most basic, elementary rules of their trade
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by jdimov10 11y ago
I have a better idea. Fuck "financial planning", fuck retirement, fuck all these people who think they know what's right for you and live your life NOW. Be irresponsible. Be EXTREMELY irresponsible. Work less. Play more. Stru
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http://a115.co.uk/static/documents/SSRN-id2699996.pdf
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And even if it were, the "good guys in government" presumption is quite a stretch. Especially in this case!
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3. Learned people are consistently and dramatically underestimating the capacity of Earth's "limited" resources to support a growing population.
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What exactly do you mean by "American democracy"? What do you mean by "democracy" to begin with? On what basis do you compare "American democracy" to "Swedish democracy"?
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East Africa and some parts of Asia have had mobile money solutions like this for over a decade. They are so ubiquitous in those parts of the world that many people don't even bother to open bank accounts any more. The rest of the world
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Relevance is irrelevant.
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I'd stop at strange. :)
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If your revenues are less than 38K Euro, no matter where in the world you are, you're not a start-up - you're a mom & pop shop that likely isn't going anywhere, in terms of growth. Which is still a great incentive for tho
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by jdimov10 11y ago
This effort has existed for many years. It is called Project Gutenberg. Unfortunately, the Donate button on their homepage (via PayPal) does not work.