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pastor_bob
4y ago
I personally would love to see how many people a person has Blocked, similar to Following/Followers number. would find it very informative about a tweeter
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5y ago
Musk is not supportive of free speech worldwide. Only in the US and Canada, where he knows he can get away with it.
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5y ago
Underlying problem just keeps getting worse though: USC cost of attendance for 2022/23: $85,648[0] [0] https://admission.usc.edu/learn/cost-financial-aid/
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5y ago
I don't think the USA has solved this difficult question: "What do you do when the majority of people no longer believe in/support Democracy?" We'll see how it unfolds, but I don't have faith.
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5y ago
Non-partisan courts did and found nothing. At a certain point, one must just have faith in the system. Also the sources 'weren't on the same side as the party allegedly rigging the elections,' i.e. Republican officials in Geo
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5y ago
A question that seems pointless to me unless you believe you have some sort of innate fundamental morality, which history has shown usually isn't the case for people. Your upbringing and circumstances would have been totally different,
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5y ago
just adding to this historic post
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5y ago
Apparently Russians have his skull. Can't they just do DNA analysis?
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5y ago
It took 26 years to remove a simple additive from automotive gasoline in the US. Talk about slow walking a change. Under a similar bureaucracy, it'll probably take a 100 years plus to phase ICE cars entirely
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5y ago
Most of Europe has moved passed crisis stage, as they've gotten rid of almost all restrictions. It's hard to argue otherwise
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5y ago
If you're in all stocks (growth particularly) and retired, you're living pretty foolishly.
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5y ago
The Fed's mandate is to control inflation and unemployment. It's not meant to have anything to do with the stock market.
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5y ago
I don't think this allows for crypto payments nor for 'discreet' transactions See: https://support.stripe.com/questions/crypto-supportability-a...
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5y ago
This page is more useful: https://support.stripe.com/questions/crypto-supportability-a... Basically can sell crypto for KYC backed cash in the US. No credit cards. No paying in crypto?
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5y ago
And? Imagine being a Putin bootlicker and then still getting thrown in prison because of a suspicious phone call. I guess these people really do want to go back to the Soviet Era, eh?
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5y ago
Your sentiment is normally valid, but most Russians supposedly literally don't believe they're at war because of the content Putin feeds them. They think it's a small operation in the Donbas. It has nothing to do with being &
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5y ago
Russians have been carpet bombing innocent Syrians for years. Even using thermobarbic bombs against them, with no sanctioning from the West. Obviously the middle east is of little consequence in these discussions for all parties.
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5y ago
I really don't understand the defense against censorship of state controlled propaganda news from people like Glenn Greenwald. That idea that it operates in the normal realm of media is extremely questionable. This is not a slippery sl
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5y ago
This grandmaster's twitter is much more representative as to what the typical Russian citizen thinks about the conflict: https://twitter.com/SergeyKaryakin
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5y ago
are they supposed to vet individuals with a twitter litmus test? That, in some sense, seems worse.
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7y ago
So if I occasionally do freelance work can I 'pay' myself 4 months and get the government to reimburse me with a forgivable loan?
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8y ago
Not stem specific. I think this is a decent list of acceptable majors/concentrations (outside a trade specific school perhaps): https://college.harvard.edu/academics/fields-study/concentra...
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8y ago
A degree in Communications or a host of other soft majors is basically worthless. Arguable that 4 years would be better spent elsewhere, not to mention the money that goes into faculty salaries. A liberal arts degree can be worth it, but on
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8y ago
How about they get rid of wash trading first
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8y ago
Sounds like a "No True Capitalism" defense to me. Capitalism, like all other systems, can't exist in a vacuum. You must consider the human factor and the likelihoods it will produce.
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8y ago
Being a lawyer is irrelevant. that article cites Gary Gensler who is NOT a lawyer despite being Chairman of the CFTC.
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8y ago
Being a lawyer is not a requirement for being the Chairman or a Commissioner of the SEC or the Chairman of the CFTC.