justalanm

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by justalanm 5y ago
Thanks for the tip, I can suggest (after getting some introductory anthropology reading) this as well https://www.amazon.it/Debt-First-5-000-Years/dp/1612194192
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by justalanm 5y ago
> Our society has given up on that That's the point when I say: "you've given up on that", meaning that some societies have moved to something else, but there are many in the world. It's important to understand t
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by justalanm 5y ago
Not really, can I print money to get food? So, not free, it's just an illusion, at least for 99% of the people.
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by justalanm 5y ago
> In earlier times, in hunter gatherer societies, food was scarce and work was important. But today, you cannot tell people that working in fast food or in customer support is mandatory to eat and have a roof on your head. Just a note: h
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by justalanm 5y ago
Abolish "mandatory" work. Now you can keep working if you want to. It was easy.
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by justalanm 6y ago
That's the point, you're not talking about money, but about debt and risk (people always forget about risk and insurance). What there is to know about credit cards, really? I pay something today with it, then I pay it back at a la
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by justalanm 6y ago
Finance doesn't create value, most of the times actually destroys it. Moreover, you're looking at this with a clearly US-centric perspective, in many other countries we don't need to know about retirement schemes, school loan
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Explaining Math Symbols in Clojure(alanmarazzi.gitlab.io)
2 points by justalanm 7y ago|0 comments
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Scicloj presents: exploit the power of Python libraries from Clojure
3 points by justalanm 7y ago|0 comments