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by menotyou 6y ago
The U.S. is not as rich as it seems. It all comes down to the trade deficits. The U.S. runs a monthly trade and service deficit of $60 Billions. This means that the U.S. consumes $60 Billions worth of goods more than it actually produces -
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by menotyou 6y ago
I agree 100% with 08-15s reply. Looks more that she is abusing you. I was married to a woman who behaved in a similar fashion. Calling me during work days for ridiculous reasons. Never satisfied. Needed constant attention. Took all disagree
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by menotyou 6y ago
You are obviously not british.
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by menotyou 7y ago
CEO Dan Menichella was already kicked out 4 days ago: https://www.curevac.com/news/company-founder-ingmar-hoerr-su...
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by menotyou 7y ago
Japans economy was much more government managed than completely free at that time. Specifically the Japans Ministry of International Trade and Industry ("MITI") was steering the economy, mainly be using a control called "win
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by menotyou 7y ago
These were the years shortly after reunfication in 1990. The reunfication hit West-Germany during a econonmic boom, so the economy was already producing at capacity and the additional demand shock from East-Germany could not be covered by W
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by menotyou 7y ago
There is a nice youtube video but in German. Maybe translated subtitle will help the less einlighted. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnJPy-lsZKQ&list=PLS5j2nq7Ag...
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by menotyou 8y ago
Like hydrogen-boron fusion? https://newsroom.unsw.edu.au/news/science-tech/laser-boron-f... https://revolution-green.com/breakthroughs-make-commercial-l... Other: Google for "LENR". Some
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by menotyou 8y ago
All money come in existence by issuing a credit. Notes are debt obligation with no interest issued by the central bank. Other forms of money are coming into existence by commercial banks when issuing credit. Refer to autonomous money creati
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by menotyou 8y ago
Historically the US-Dollar became dominant in the 50/60ties when the oil exporting countries were partially forced, partially by their own preference staring factoring their oil bills in USD. One reason among others was that only the U
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by menotyou 8y ago
The US-American lie is that the world is a dangerous place. A lot of the problem is related the fearmongering media, and how the American public buys into it too much. Americans are afraid of each other and even more about others, are para
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by menotyou 8y ago
No, actually a currency is not backed by a nations assets. It is backed by the obligation to pay your taxes in that currency. I.e. every citizen with tax obligation (i.e. basically everybody) needs to collect Dollars to pay his tax bill. So
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by menotyou 9y ago
I am no FB User. Never was. Never seemed to me interesting enough to join. When I read these kind of articles I am always amused with which kind of problems your live is enriched when you are. Not to mention the occasional article about how
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by menotyou 9y ago
For some software the term "bloatware" was coined, which had to many features which do not add any useful functionalites, but made working with the software overly complicated. Do we have a similiar term for overdesigned websites
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by menotyou 10y ago
Europe should close out the british banks form the market, but should not let the banks move in either.
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by menotyou 11y ago
I still see the OO paradigma as one of the biggest fallacies in computing.