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in a world of privatized losses they would be rich for 3 generations at best, Vanderbilt style.
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any important sum should be kept with more custodians unless its not possible. As a retail investor with retirement savings i think 3 different reputable (insured) brokers/custodians are the minimum. Bad practice for "professional
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4y ago
crypto and investment should never be togheter, at best crypto believer
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legends say they could have been saved by Warren Buffet, who was interested to buy them at a certain price, but the deal never went on bcs he was in vacation where satellite phone wasnt working. wikipedia says he turned it down due to risks
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kwere
4y ago
Funds are Safu -Bizonacci
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QC?
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>A lot of areas that are now declared as poverty zones today may have been poor in the past, but were self-sufficient and self sustaining. everthing was on a razorthin margin, just a minor floods or droughts could kill double percentage
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4y ago
Golden rice was specifically developed for human consuption in low productivity and famine prone areas
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these countries were always agrarian economies that had enourmous GDP numbers due to their sheer population numbers which supported a minuscule wealthy landed elite, nothing comparable to industrialised and service based economies. Explotat
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and still it seems a lot of india fetishes socialism/commando economy USSR style. why?
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The David of Michelangelo is the most famous italian sculpture, but it dwarf in comparison to other works, like the Bernini David [0], made a century later [0] https://www.theartpostblog.com/en/david-bernini/
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a city of 60-80k, heart of slavic world razed to the ground, paving the way later for Moscow ascension. Makes me thinking of the Khwarazmian Empire or Jin, Chu Kingdoms where millions where killed
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>Dismissing long-standing ethical objections to the lottery, these new advocates reasoned that, since people were going to gamble anyway, the state might as well pocket the profits >The whole thing was hugely counterintuitive—the wors
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the dumping of agricultural products is bad for local farmers but good for low income folks, no one forces jordans to buy the 3x cheaper imported wheat over the local variety. this is still a win for the people. I only hope these variety wi
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hoping it will not deflate further the value of public education in favour of private institutions or R&D companies which could gatekeep even further public uni graduates from "performative diploma mills". "The road to he
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4y ago
tangentally/ironically burning saudi money should grant masayoshi a nobel prize for peace
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4y ago
spaking about 19° century, there is a yt channel "life in the 1800s" which takes old black&white videos of that time and adds/restore audio/color: https://www.youtube.com/c/Lifeinthe1800s
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chinese data is what the central gov want it to be or else bureaucrats get trimmed, making the next data survey compliance with central gov estimates. the farce is so big that in 2022, the gov asked to redo GDP calculations "honestly&q
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the supidiest thing european people (italian here) did was trusting politicans into handling their pension contribution and return it 40 years later with inflation adjusted distibution, its literally a ponzi scheme
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Yes, but chairman Xi is stupid enough to launch an invasion even involuntarily due to military provocations (misfires) to quell unrest at home by projecting anger outside.
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slavery is a drag for any economy, slaves dont generate taxes, dont upskill themselves and dont build wealth. profits generated from their labour is directed towards a owner class that usually is against any technological progress than can
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GMO's are really a telling story of misinformation damages, look up to golden rice, a variety that could save millions of lives, held back by tinfoil hat conspiracies. Conspiracies that take hold even on the "educated" West.
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a cool thing about late business cycle "speculation" (VC in this case probably) is that really pie in the sky projects get cash, creating sometimes successes
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kwere
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couldnt internal devs be "procedure definining" secretaries?
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how much is the average farmer net income? in italy, as a son of farmers i see the biggest problem being the average size of holdings, too small to live on with the peace of mind, and the really absymal ROE of the sector, below 2%, making i
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kwere
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>small family offices interesting, hat kind of work they request? some investment , data feed, etc.. automation?
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crumbs, Naples (italy), a city of 1M (55b$ GDP metropolitan area,3M people,2019), is out the money of 5B euros at FY 2021 [0], of wich 3.9B+ of unpaid taxes, fines,rents or other credits. only 17% of people pay road fines and 52% pay garbag
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Territorial taxation, one pays taxes only on what is generated inside the country and often remittances. Working as employee is taxed at Thai rate, working as a contractor for foreigners is not taxed
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for context, a pre Clovis society wuold mean that human came before the 13k yrs ago mark, the problem is ths the bering strait and a giant ice sheet in NA are believed to have been traversable 14k yrs ago and 40-50k yrs ago. if true, it wou
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could that be selection bias? a lot less of niche people today on big apps, and more casual(superficial) mainstream "scene"? like in those time people were selfselecting on certain traits and really motivated on soulmate search?
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