naturalethic

13 ms·

61.
by naturalethic 12y ago
This would be a great way for the Fed to push back on their competition.
62.
by naturalethic 12y ago
From my perspective it's about 1/3 "hacker" news, 1/3 startup/tech news and 1/3 mainstream liberal politics.
63.
by naturalethic 12y ago
Nature finds a way. The free market is the little green shoots growing up between the cracks of the grey statist utopian paved earth. Technology is allowing innovators to outpace the entitled dullards that inhabit the halls of political p
64.
by naturalethic 12y ago
The issue has always been increased state control.
65.
by naturalethic 12y ago
Do you even know what a protection racket is? Only one party to this affair goes around threatening people unless they pay up and its not Monkey Parking. edit nor ParkModo
66.
by naturalethic 12y ago
The ladder is usually, and in this instance, the things that working give you such as on the job training and building up a personal reputation as a dependable employee. It gives you exposure to company processes and gets your mind working
67.
by naturalethic 12y ago
But if they theoretically could get every sound broadcaster now matter how small, then you would support them taking a stance that music is more valuable than other forms of data? Is that neutral?
68.
by naturalethic 12y ago
So who should control the Internet?
69.
by naturalethic 12y ago
This is a bit gimmicky. They should build market share through earned reputation.
70.
by naturalethic 12y ago
In commieland all data streams of any kind are inherently valuable to each and every man on earth regardless the point of origin or destination. In the real world certain data streams are of higher value to certain people based on their ro
71.
by naturalethic 12y ago
I'll do your cloud configuration
72.
by naturalethic 12y ago
He forgot to think about how it might reduce marginal cost for both.
73.
by naturalethic 12y ago
Don't underestimate kickbacks and bribes.
74.
by naturalethic 12y ago
Bullies aren't that bright.
75.
by naturalethic 12y ago
How dare companies provide a low rung on the economic ladder and not force anyone to use it.
76.
by naturalethic 12y ago
Someone call the ghost of McCarthy.
77.
by naturalethic 12y ago
They clearly need more money.
78.
by naturalethic 12y ago
Great. You love the idea of massive global taxes. Stop posting it on HN
79.
by naturalethic 12y ago
You might like to read some Mencken
80.
by naturalethic 12y ago
Maybe you need to get your satire detector checked?
81.
by naturalethic 12y ago
The original linked to an empty wiki page with just the title of the book linking to Bicameralism. So the edit saves some clicks as the link actually goes somewhere with some content now.
82.
by naturalethic 12y ago
Harrison Bergeron comes to mind
83.
by naturalethic 12y ago
Let's play Global Thermonuclear War
84.
by naturalethic 12y ago
Can you explain? I'm not familiar with "loanable funds thinking"
85.
by naturalethic 12y ago
Pretty sweet article. Needs a once over from the author for some edits though. "if you don't have something useful to say, don't say nothing at all" made me giggle.
86.
by naturalethic 12y ago
Any picture of the Earth should have a giant fucking question mark right in the middle of it. That scientists and publishers egotistically declare their theories as truth actually drives any sense of wonder out of children contemplating a
87.
by naturalethic 12y ago
They should all get free Netflix accounts too.
88.
by naturalethic 12y ago
Defitively
89.
by naturalethic 12y ago
The government is a monopoly. The network providers that currently hold monopolies only do so due to government protection. When it comes to the government itself, the only option is "take it", so that's even worse.
90.
by naturalethic 12y ago
That is true, however it does not follow that the government was necessary to create it. "Good" government is "bad" if you believe monopolies are "bad".

More ›