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4y ago
What? If you're cutting, you're not doing it for excess fuck-you cash, it's clearly a runway planning scenario. Giving the example of a company that basically shut down while paying their employees to do nothing isn't he
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Or people who aren't douchey coffee hipsters that would rather get an ice cap in 3 minutes than wait 20 minutes for a bearded communist to serve lattes made with beans a blind Peruvian farmer sat on for 20 years
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4y ago
You think he has a secret successful startup? Lol
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4y ago
Jeez, that guy was full of himself though. Looks like 14 years later he isn't the roaring startup success story he predicted.
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4y ago
The same beurocratic bodies who pushed fat free and breakfast cereal for decades
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4y ago
Skim milk and tofu and we wonder why we’re raising teenagers with so many issues
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Umm... that's because "VC" as an asset class has only existed for a few decades, and didn't come out of the fringes until around the dot-com bubble. So pointing at companies started decades earlier with massive first mov
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Turkey.
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You lost your thread and descended into irony quite quickly there.
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Americans really live in their own big bubble don't they - how can there be such ignorance of the rest of the planet. Terrible world? Are you kidding me? Try being born literally anywhere else at literally any other time in the world.
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You are a professional democrat so you're not exactly arguing impartially here, so it's probably not worth engaging, but: A republic isnt' based on "good faith arguments". There are 80 million people who will disagr
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Correct. We'll all be driving nuclear jet aircraft in 70 years as global uranium reserves deplete.
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This is definitely not true. There was a decade of population growth control mechanisms in the decade before the official, universal one child policy. Over that decade (the 70s) China experienced an incredibly sharp reduction in fertility.
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What? The entire industry of venture capital is based on a tiny percentage of companies absolutely exploding. The point is, compared to everyone else, YC does it much better - the gulf between YC (which is on track to have multiple $100b po
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1. Russia's economic growth has mirrored Germany, UK and has surpassed Brazil for nearly 2 decades despite a constant barrage of sanctions. But sure, Russia is the one who will flop 2. Brazil and Japan being allies do not make them Wes
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That's half the world? Asia alone is almost entirely either anti or apathetic towards NATO and Western sanctimonious BS, and that's 60% of the world's population. Baffling you'd assume Africans, who unilaterally despise
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Wow, a diplomat from Kenya made a speech therefore all of Africa cares. And they say Americans think the universe revolves around their orbit.
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Among the 10 largest economies in 2050, the US will be the only Western one. "Pretty much utterly dominant" is laughably ignorant.
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Speak for yourself, I'm copping this https://berkshirewear.com/black-t-shirt-w-warhol-warren-scre...
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This is such a random post right at the top: https://www.berkshirehathaway.com/message.html Warren Buffet really is a 100 billion dollar door to door salesman
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Somehow I don't think there will be as much outrage as there was with Middle Eastern refugees.
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I'm pretty sure the USA has been thriving for a while
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So basically take all the money we have right now and somehow increase spending on all of these programs, got it.
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So who exactly is going to pay for all this?
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I believe Neanderthals were also less pack oriented, so humans just had bigger powers in numbers. It's also fascinating that Neanderthals soundly beat us in the first round of incursions, and 50k years later humans presumably wiped the
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And the other side calling anyone suggesting a lab leak a right wing conspiracy nut wasn't politicizing it?
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Citation required
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Because if I have $100m more than you, it's quite easy for me to get more, higher engaged customers than you
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What an odd way to look at it. The other way to look at it is the company hiring me will win while the company hiring you will go bankrupt, therefore losing your job and sulking back to 5-day land.
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