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by nip180 6y ago
Walmart is growing, and hits over $500B revenue a year. Growing at that scale is impressive. Tesla sales luxury cars during an economic recession. Walmart sells cheap food and household goods. I’d buy Walmart stock before Tesla if I had to
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by nip180 6y ago
I’ve been thinking about this problem, and I wonder how important smell is to rituals and it what extent we can use olfactory sensations to trigger different mind spaces. Ive had a certain degree of success mimicking this by adding smells v
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by nip180 6y ago
Yeah but I wouldn’t move to a new city in rural montana until it has schools, hospitals, firefighters, police, trashmen, and maybe a dozen other services that require a local market or a local tax base to support.
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by nip180 6y ago
I just have to wonder —- how do you create such a city in a way that insures it’s actually populated and doesn’t become a ghost town.
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by nip180 6y ago
I don’t think the employer is accountable for infectious diseases that are transmitted in the workplace, given that a minimum safety standard is meet. I have, for example, not heard of any liability concerns with teachers returning to the
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by nip180 6y ago
The more skilled the labor the less likely they are unemployed, so it depends on who you’re hiring.
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by nip180 6y ago
> Why would anyone want to risk being deplatformed? App stores give you incredible access to new users. You literally don’t have a way to get unto iOS devices w/o the App Store.
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by nip180 6y ago
The common term for this is lifestyle inflation. As you make more money your “needs” keep increasing. It’s incredibly challenging to reserve this trend but very easy to follow it.
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by nip180 6y ago
> Large scale small margin offerings clearly better serve the patients This isn’t clear to me at all. I actually associate low-margin business with worse outcomes for traditionally high-touch services.