moneytide1

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by moneytide1 5y ago
"That's exactly where the economy's going, isn't it? Nobody makes things anymore. We just provide pointless services. I'm a party planner. I'm a pencil case organizer. I shout on panel shows. We Used To Make St
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by moneytide1 5y ago
Dave Ramsey will fire employees for gossip (He's got to hear about it somehow - is this a paradox?). Here's a gossip Riddle for you to drool over: Satoshi is Mr. Wilkinson (posturing as Mr. Slugsworth) probing for which one of you
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by moneytide1 5y ago
"Your ambitions blind you to the nature of reality." https://youtu.be/44f3mxcsI50?t=1445
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by moneytide1 5y ago
An exciting vacation would be to put out at sea with a few dozen of your compatriots on an oak sailing vessel (brig, cutter, sloop, bark, schooner, etc). The cargo manifest necessary to accommodate our modern existence would consist of the
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by moneytide1 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5q3-jMJBO-Y
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by moneytide1 5y ago
This is awesome. Looking forward to deploying my labor on this front in the region I was born & raised after plenty of experience on 4th floor Tesla GF1 cooling tubes (they were forced by aging shareholders to mask me prompting my resig
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by moneytide1 5y ago
I remember an interview with Mr. Hotz describing his negotiations with Tesla about the acquisition of self-driving technology he said something to the effect of "I don't need a bigger piece of the pie - I just want the pie to tast
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by moneytide1 5y ago
"The natural bodies of administration which are traditionally either elected by people at large or appointed by elected leaders of society are being actively substituted by artificial bodies. Groups of people that nobody elected. As a
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by moneytide1 5y ago
Because an EMP would show us who we really are.
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by moneytide1 5y ago
"The Brave Little Toaster" occupied my childhood media consumption regimen in the 1990s. This series assigned personalities to common household appliances and the troupe's "scary final boss" is a magnetized lifter i
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by moneytide1 5y ago
> Not sure if the nail painting itself is what women pay for when they go to a nail salon. I thought that any type of salon was meant as a congregation point for gossip vectors to intersect and the manicurist was more of a surrogate ther
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by moneytide1 5y ago
> the visceral reaction against FLoC The article title contains the word "everybody" which is evidence of the authors tendency to deal in absolutes. He is claiming to speak for us all with this loose assimilation of words (&quo
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by moneytide1 5y ago
"...treadmills were used as punishment devices for people sentenced to hard labor in prisons."[0] To grind flour, hence mill. But that is the useful version of the concept. "Reverse treadmill" is what we should call the
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by moneytide1 5y ago
Someone's tech salary was justified to develop (or refractor) a function to automatically crawl a digitally stored purchase history and waste potentially useful ad space on the suggestion of a product that is guaranteed to already be o
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by moneytide1 6y ago
It's more alarming that people are spending this amount of money (aka deploying factory labor, conveyor belts, induction motors, plastic molding, heart rate screens, grid electricity) for the ability to run in place like a hamster.
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by moneytide1 6y ago
The hydrogen production is meant to be a feature while the batteries are fully charged. > "When electricity prices are high, then you can discharge this battery, but when the electricity price is low, you can charge the battery and
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by moneytide1 6y ago
Carbon could be considered a resource if you want to grow trees on another terrestrial body with a ballpark atmospheric pressure acceptable range. Volume was the reason this generated the highest spreads with EVE online Auto generated stati
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by moneytide1 6y ago
"Almost everyone thinks by talking. They don't even know what they think until they speak. So often, you'll let people speak and they become aware of some internal contradictions or maybe they shock themselves... they hear wh
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by moneytide1 6y ago
> What materials are they using? "Just Have a Think" put out a video about this recently [1]. The project he reports on claims 30MW with 4MW available within 3s for frequency stabilization and the weight is not solid concrete (
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by moneytide1 6y ago
Japanese "metabo law" [1] financially pressures citizens to adapt to physical standards established by the state as a precautionary measure to prevent future medical labor demand absorbed by the gluttonous, idle citizen. [1] http
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by moneytide1 6y ago
"The Elements of Power" by David Abraham
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by moneytide1 6y ago
"Folks, This Ain't Normal" by Joel Salatin
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by moneytide1 6y ago
I've wondered if Tesla expansion could be further refined (expedited?) by utilizing the existing supply chain of its "spent" battery modules powering its road worthy storage product (complete with cooling hardware) pre-Redwoo
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by moneytide1 6y ago
"Every day, around 40,000 thunderstorms crackle around the world, collectively turning Earth’s atmosphere into a giant electrical circuit. The upper reaches of the atmosphere have a positive charge, and the planet’s surface has a negat
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by moneytide1 6y ago
And it briefly goes dark and calm "moments" before the Suspension.
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by moneytide1 6y ago
Hydrogen rises so fast that it forms water vapor in the stratosphere and this can be a problem [1]. Would there be a way to keep it in troposphere? "Merely mixing the two gases at room temperature, however, won't do anything, like
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by moneytide1 6y ago
An electrolaser is designed to briefly pulse a high power beam that creates a conductive plasma channel (atmospheric conduit). If natural lightening is being coaxed, then we are essentially redirecting natural electrostatic balance into som
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by moneytide1 6y ago
Why watch wrestling or NatGeo when you can just go walk around outside and observe the eternal power struggle of nature? My recent episode was on a trail when I startled a field mouse that was clueless to an imminent garden snake pounce. Th
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by moneytide1 6y ago
I agree that dense cities are more efficient because of the benefits you listed (except leisure to me can be solace in a random place at least 1.5 km from any loud disturbance, where there is a high chance of a random animal jumping out of
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by moneytide1 6y ago
So long as the vast locale requiring traversal is barren terrain with no vegetation and a sufficient gaseous atmosphere medium for in-ground-effect air cushion (would not work in vacuum). Depending on the local gravity well strength (varia

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