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by kneel 6y ago
People are too comfortable. Your life exists in a tech bubble where your biggest annoyances are the most trivial things (my Tesla panels don't line up, ios does this annoying thing, someone said something rude on twitter) Techies are s
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by kneel 6y ago
If companies weren't allowed to offer predatory lending towards financially illiterate the problem you describe dissolves, this is actually much easier to implement than individual responsibility.
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by kneel 6y ago
Politicians are deaf to this issue, they can no longer hear that tone. Business rhetoric promises to do better, but they're incentivized to do otherwise. I don't see much hope for solutions, politically or economically. Maybe I&#x
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by kneel 6y ago
SSC is a highly influential analytical blog, NYT is fast becoming a fact free propaganda horn. They're bound to clash.
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by kneel 6y ago
Sure there is a need for finance, but overall the industry is bloated field full of bad ideas, nepotism, leeches and outright corruption. Musk is absolutely correct. People need to go back to making real things.
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by kneel 6y ago
From the article >AltMarket, a Los Angeles start-up that released a cryptocurrency honoring the late Wu Tang Clan rapper O.D.B., received a federal loan on April 14, its chief executive, Bryce Weiner, said. He said his company, which has
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by kneel 7y ago
Taleb is a horrible writer, plain and simple. Attempted to read antifragile and was hit with a wall of incomprehensible jargon. The thesis of the book seemed appealing but he's too abstract, smells like a hack.
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by kneel 7y ago
Great list for the minority of people out there who have lactase persistence.
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by kneel 7y ago
>The important thing to remember is that society definitely will return to normal. It's just a matter of time. Many seniors will never leave their homes again.
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by kneel 7y ago
Ted Kaczynski offered a critique of 'leftism' that still seems to be accurate. The 'Bay Area Liberal' stereotype that prioritizes defense of victims over all other matters.. well we've definitely seen explosions in
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by kneel 7y ago
>I have many stories of people who slept well on less than eight hours of sleep, read Walker’s book, tried to get more sleep and this led to more time awake, frustration, worry, sleep-related anxiety, and insomnia. This is me. I get at m
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by kneel 7y ago
Funny they always released software to slow down your phone the week before the new iphone released. They also denied they were slowing down old phones for several years.
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by kneel 7y ago
The best way to get ahead is to inherit wealth. The next best thing is financial services where you help people with their wealth management. After that you have to actually start working. Intelligence is key and must be applied to a STEM f
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by kneel 7y ago
It's pretty rich that you created a throwaway to pick a bone with this issue.
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by kneel 7y ago
>It's just the casual Joe doesn't and he thinks he has the right to know everything he wants. The audacity of citizens wanting government transparency over properties in THEIR neighborhoods.
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by kneel 7y ago
>Why does it matter if owner is known or not known? Because money laundering
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by kneel 7y ago
>I suspect those earning billions are going to fight tooth and nail to do everything in their power to stop that happening. The misinformation surrounding the leading manufacturer in EV for the last 2 years has been astounding.
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by kneel 7y ago
Actually illegal. Practically impossible to prove! Great job wall street! Thanks for all your valuable contributions to humanity.
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by kneel 7y ago
Wow is that 1500ug? That's too much, even for an experienced user. You could do serious psychological damage to yourself at those levels.
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by kneel 7y ago
Steal the book and send bitcoin to Snowden.
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by kneel 7y ago
first world problems
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by kneel 7y ago
>I would instead ask the question why Western governments are refusing to get with the changing tides and reform their archaic taxation codes to account for an increasingly globalised economy. Systemic corruption, governments are infeste
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by kneel 7y ago
okay... and all the people who went cryptocurrency crazy late 2017 were just lying about throwing their money in? it was absolute mob greed that drove the price up
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by kneel 7y ago
small price to pay to put the vampire squids out of business
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by kneel 7y ago
The extremely wealthy keep talking about how to tackle inequality, many of them pledge to do something about it but nothing ever happens. We all know how this plays out, we'll get lip service until we start to kill the rich. Then they&
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by kneel 7y ago
Food, sex, and drugs are very ancient human commodities. Money is often thrown in the mix to simplify things.
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by kneel 7y ago
It's been my personal opinion that John Wick was just a simulated version of Neo and if he realizes this he can connect the Matrix trilogy with the John Wick trilogy.
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by kneel 7y ago
Sounds like ocd
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by kneel 7y ago
You've never heard of rumor-mongering short sellers? Very much a real phenomenon, hard to catch them and it's very lucrative.
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by kneel 7y ago
Anecdotally this study confirms what I already found out on my own, CBD capsules helps my body relax with none of the anxiety that THC can trigger. No doubt other people are having the same realizations, CBD capsule prices have gone through

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