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by kelipso 5mo ago
Hoarding of housing affects normal people’s lives worse than some economic theory that’s we can see failing in real time. People’s lives are more important than theoretical economic prosperity.
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by kelipso 5mo ago
Vacation homes are an example of hoarding and should be taxed exponentially. Barcelona, for example, has already banned short term rentals starting 2029, and so has my home town, so there are at least some people in power who think like me,
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by kelipso 5mo ago
By banning short term rentals of residential properties, you move short term rental demand from residential to commercial market. Which does change the supply and demand for each market. Seems like for NYC, it worked as expected with the
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by kelipso 5mo ago
There are a large number of properties in big cities sitting empty due to people hoarding land/houses. Too much is anything more than your primary residence. It should be taxed exponentially with both number of secondary residences an
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by kelipso 5mo ago
I know there is data that if you compare short term rentals to houses on sale, the rentals are a very large percentage, like more than 30%, in big cities. More than enough to significantly influence house prices (to be higher). Which is why
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by kelipso 5mo ago
Put a few mile ring around any city center and yes the land there is scarce. You would not want one or a small number of individuals buying up all or a lot of that land because other people want to live there too. Therefore do exponential t
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by kelipso 5mo ago
Here you go buddy. Webmd or google links issue, who knows. https://www.webmd.com/pain-management/what-is-electroacupunc...
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by kelipso 5mo ago
Pretty sure there are plenty of houses sitting empty or as holiday rentals. Second homes, airbnbs, etc. Those could be simply banned or highly taxed and the shuffling of ownership would happen naturally.
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by kelipso 5mo ago
That should be highly discouraged since land is a scarce resource. Property should be taxed exponentially with respect to how much you already own.
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People can actually make new laws. Happens all the time.
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There’s also electroacupuncture, which is gaining popularity in physical therapy clinics in the US. > Like traditional acupuncture, electroacupuncture uses needles placed in the same spots. Then, a small electrode is attached to the need
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by kelipso 5mo ago
It’s about what apps can do with just default permissions, no? Not about what’s theoretically possible given full access to the phone.
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by kelipso 5mo ago
Lol. Dramatics and accusation and you expect people to take you seriously… All this does is pour serious doubt over the veracity of the links you posted.
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It's a very predictable pattern I swear. Thought it was a mostly reddit thing but dead internet theory looking more and more real even here.
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by kelipso 5mo ago
> I like the more opaque approach rust takes. Rust has its own issues but it seems less corporately motivated. Maybe that's why it has more corporations using it? I don’t if these are contradictory exactly but it seems to come from
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by kelipso 5mo ago
Dramatics and stretching of definitions will only weaken your case.
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Theory vs practice.
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by kelipso 5mo ago
People have gotten more and more exposed to how the government and politicians have been lying to them for decades. What would you expect but a low trust society with this.
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by kelipso 5mo ago
There a line after which too much science fanboyism can get a person to tie themself in knots.
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That’s called training a person to live in the real world and not be a criminal.
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I think he makes a good point. Why do we let disruptive kids stay in the same class as the kids who want to study? The current state is terrible.
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by kelipso 5mo ago
Their motive is to provide financial and social security for their child so that their child won’t be out in the streets if something happens to them. That’s not greed. That’s normal basic universal care for offspring that all humans have.
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by kelipso 5mo ago
Indoctrination via decades of advertisements in clear demonstration. The imagery from this description are taken directly from coke advertisements. Either that or this is a parody.
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by kelipso 5mo ago
I think so. These girls still live with their family, it’s not like they’re in some cordoned off area where marriage if forbidden. It’s just a few hours of school every weekday. Basically there is social pressure to marry early if you’re no
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by kelipso 5mo ago
A lot of people posting here are researchers too, and some have reviewed and published Nature articles too.
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by kelipso 5mo ago
There is no poverty of information depending on your news bubble.
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by kelipso 5mo ago
That’s one aspect but he tried kettle heated water too and steaming the water produced better results according to the video. So most likely the air in the steamed water is what produces the better taste and texture. And about the audiophil
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by kelipso 5mo ago
My comment was descriptive, not normative. I’m not ascribing moral valence to it, just stating what’s happening and speculating why. For example, men probably complain less because men get shot down for showing vulnerability in public setti
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by kelipso 5mo ago
It's like how /r/steak is just dudes posting steak pictures, and there is some new cooking sub where it's just women posting food pictures and complaining about their significant others. Women be complaining.
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by kelipso 5mo ago
But when leftists says things like community support, it doesn't bring up images of traditional villages and extended families. It brings up images of communists saying things like abolish the family. Naturally, due to their history. I

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