moneytide1

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by moneytide1 9y ago
If everyone started driving the moment they saw the light turn green, the collective traffic would move forward like a train. Granted, there needs to be a buffer zone between each car. But that zone often gets diminished because everyone wa
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by moneytide1 9y ago
"They only own what they can carry" Individual households in tightly packed neighborhoods EACH have garages full of items they only use a few times a year. Some may share, but communal living is hardly there. Then we need more job
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by moneytide1 9y ago
I recommend the book "Folks, this Ain't Normal." The author describes a time before child labor laws, where energetic teenagers were a valuable asset on farms (before the onset of industrialization). As children even, they wo
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by moneytide1 9y ago
Distant Worlds
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by moneytide1 9y ago
The irony of pirates/thieves leveraging the populations interest in pirates/thieves in order to siphon money out of the most dangerous mental pirate of them all - the behemoth that programs (and compromises) the minds of children
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by moneytide1 10y ago
Banks exist because people gradually forgot how to manage and store their resources over the past few thousand years. Need a safe space to store "money".
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by moneytide1 10y ago
Theres a reason for this. Two of them are enabling us to look at things. One of them is enabling us to do things.
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by moneytide1 10y ago
This will only be profitable at precise times of the year - depending on what prospected material is needed for that time next year when it's had time to wait till the closest location of the parent planet after its had time to mine in
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by moneytide1 10y ago
I'm going to finish building my solar panels cell by cell and learn to live off the land.
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"they had, in fact, been able to acquire vast amounts of wood for $50 a cord, and they’d been able to sell all they had for $40 a cord. How could they be broke? " By losing $10 per cord?