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by jmcqk6 6y ago
>Why do people realistically expect a company to not stretch things as far as legally possible? Because doing the right thing is different from doing the legal thing. If you're only interested in maximizing your profits under the um
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
I don't know the answers to your questions, but one thing I do know is that OOP maximums have exceptions and are not absolute. So please don't treat them as a 'maximum level of risk' or something like that. The insuran
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
You might consider the impact it has on potential customers. I can see how it's an in joke for r/wsb, but unless your target audience is only that community, it raises a red flag.
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
This is your complaint from a blog titled "A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry"? Seems like you're describing exactly what they claim to deliver.
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
Why does it say "Buy High, Sell Low" instead of "Buy Low, Sell High?" What it says leads to losing a lot of money...
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
>An important point the article didn’t address is that high prices direct resources to more important uses. I think it's important to recognize in this case that "important" is being passed off as the same as "ability
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
I made the plunge a few years ago to get a gvido device, which is similar. The big problem is the refresh rate on the device. It is incredibly slow to flip pages, which is a big problem when you're playing. I spent $1500, and the d
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
It doesn't mean that. I don't know why you want it to mean that, but even proofreaders can miss things. You're rejecting the credibility of the articles based on something unrelated to the actual information the article is
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
I wonder what's really behind this phenomena. You were so distracted by a simple error, completely unrelated to the main point of the article, that you had to stop reading the article. And then other people are reading this as this is
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
That is an amazing link, thanks!
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
>There's one more stage to go: buying equity ETFs, like the Bank of Japan has been doing for years. People keep saying this, but what is the chain of logic for the fed getting into equities? They aren't in freefall. They&#x27
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
>Government needs a revolution to change. Again, this is wrong. Governments can change in all sorts of ways. In the current hyper-polarized political reality in the US, it may seem like a revolution is required, but just look at the nu
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
>If you assume that your conscious experience is somehow arising from your neurons, then generating a set of those neurons that are genetically identical and cannot be distinguished in any way (except location in physical space, which is
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
If you don't think there is corruption in the market, man I got a bridge to sell you.
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
I"m just going to leave this here: https://infiniteundo.com/post/25326999628/falsehoods-program...
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
You're acting like the parent you're responding to was making an argument for something, instead of describing the current reality.
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
I can get that sentiment, but can anyone point to any "global leader" that hasn't done similar things? The idea that our global leaders are some how moral paragons is just bullshit.
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
The implication seems to be that this will have some sort of effect on chinese global leadership. I see zero evidence of those kind of consequences actually existing in the world. I don't like that situation. But I have a strict poli
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
I have no idea what you're trying to say. There isn't some criteria you have to meet in order to be a "global leader" beyond just doing things. Chine is a global leader in a whole lot of things. You're going to hav
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
I can't speak generally, but specifically for me, procrastination is more about perfectionism than avoiding something I don't want to do.
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
Well if you take a look at coal performance in the US, that's pretty much what is happening.
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
Yeah, addressing the insecurity does take care, and I did not mean to suggest that one should not care about their insecurities. They are things to work on and make better, not things to just live with. The biggest problem with something l
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
> Will a crying man be deemed as someone unsuitable for being the emotional pillar in a relationship ? > Will a crying man be seen as someone who can't deal with crisis ? > Will a crying man be seen to be a child ? When faced
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
I don't think there is anything strange about that. Slack is a widespread used tool, which introduced a feature that made it very difficult and frustrating to use.
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
>Limiting the supply of doctors by limiting enrolment is an example of a gate the increases prices. It also has an effects on quality of instruction. Limiting the number of students tends to increase the quality of instruction, somethin
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
>Putting gates around something as basic as medicine has only resulted in the price going up. Citation required. This is pure bullshit. Those gates aren't there just because someone said 'hey there should be a gate there.&#x2
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
You're describing a possible world, but you're not describing the real world. Responsibility, especially in the corporate world, is not straight forward. Truly holding someone responsible for anything is a rare event. The moder
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
>The notion that we are inevitably on the way to 4C of warming (or whatever other figure somebody would have you believe) is frankly outright wrong. We are locked already into an increase of a couple degrees celsius, because of the curre
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> Hearing something you might disagree with is part of life and very important to critical thinking. I believe this is 100% true. Unfortunately, the vast majority of people do not have the skills to handle this. Look at the anger that
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by jmcqk6 7y ago
Betterment does this, with auto-rebalancing when things get out of balance. There are other services that do this as well (wealthfront is one). If you're just interested in index funds themselves, then take a look at vanguard.

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