newdude116

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by newdude116 6y ago
" Yet for academics and central bankers the only answer to growth is more debt." The uttermost definition of capitalism. "Our economies and culture have a skills crisis not a growth crisis." Capitalism can't survive
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by newdude116 6y ago
We were talking about there is no "legalism" and accountability in this thread. (Kapura)
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by newdude116 6y ago
Why the downvote?
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by newdude116 6y ago
I am an e-resident and I "bought" a company in Estonia from another company in Estonia, owned by a Russian scamster. Both companies do exist and are in "good standing". Estonian authorities don't care about criminal
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by newdude116 6y ago
Lost your Instagram account? Dude, that is nothing. I lost my company in Shit-hole country Estonia and 20k with it. "I think this is indicative of the biggest problem we have had with social media: there is no legalism here" I thi
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by newdude116 6y ago
Rocket Internet may be a dubious company. But as a rule of thumb: A public listed VC does rarely well.
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by newdude116 6y ago
I am not an airplane engineer. Part of the certification is that you can do this. Elongating the body would be a different thing again. My "new certification" was in regarding to the Federal Aviation Administration. You are referr
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by newdude116 6y ago
Russian supersonic airliner by 2022? https://www.airlineratings.com/news/russian-supersonic-airli... Not sure it makes economic sense but good for dick comparisons :-)
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by newdude116 6y ago
"The too early is easily fixed" You can not just stick some new engines to a plane and elongate the body. This needs more investments and certification. Less costly than a new plane but still costs. "What really doomed it was
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by newdude116 6y ago
That is unfortunate. The plane was too early and too late at the same time. It was too early. With better engines that are available now and in a longer version with over 1000 passengers it would have been more cost efficient and interestin
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by newdude116 6y ago
I liked them. Sad to see them go. (Travel booking site, in case you never used them)
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Vayama Closes Doors(vayama.com)
1 points by newdude116 6y ago|1 comments
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by newdude116 7y ago
Fun fact: Buddy of mine wanted to buy Petrobras, a Brazilian oil company. By mistake he bought a company with a similar name, that was basically an electricity provider in Argentina. In the end it ended up a better investment. :-)