paulgrant999

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by paulgrant999 8y ago
Art is about smuggling wealth. Influence on pricing, is about cashing out. Tomorrow if sotheby's put a giant turd on sale and declares it worth millions, people looking to launder will buy it, knowing that when they need to cash out,
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
... and when the crimes are "victimless" i.e. fail to uphold basic criminal code principles requiring an actual particularizeable harm? What then? How about all the false arrests? False convictions? People bludgeoned into pleaing
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
You won't. This is a common failing in tech in SFBAY. They posted some stats on it, but its prevalence is very very high. Same with the PHD's (who also suffer from it). But, you'll probably find someway to cope with it. I
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
Porn made the Internet. Cryptocurrency Pump N Dumps made the Blockchain. Personality-hacking/collusion made AI. Whats the next "big" thing?
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
Why? What actual benefits did you receive?
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
all of the above.
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
#1 - Drugs aren't scheduled. #2 - They're usually dropshipped out of China.
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
... might be "Brigham's tea". Or as you know it, "mahuang". You know what that is? If you don't, you might look up the legal casework, before you start damning Orrin Hatch. He did, what he was supposed to.
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
sure you can. its being done, daily. and the FDA doesn't work the way you think it does; they are the rubberstamp for massive testing on the populace. Look up the scandal with fake sugars during the 1980's.
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
... by making sure you could get access to supplements without some bureacrat unilaterally decide, "no.". ...and the FDA does regulate dietary supplements.
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
doesn't work when your company looks at your salary/paychecks. yes, they've been collecting this since the 70's/80's.
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
What you are complaining about, is that you are being taught: a) a system of mathematics. b) the wrong one. c) in an extremely disconnected fashion. I have a particular gift for mathematics. But it drove me nuts trying to go through a West
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
dwell is a technical term from production lines ;) it means you adjust the speed at which your conveyer runs, to offer more time under a particular process (implemented along the line). typically heating. Google, like Amazon, and Apple, ha
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
we never left the recession. ignore that twaddle about the "jobless recovery". point is, they had a depression II slated. so they did what any cunt would; they punted. could have been 8-9 years of pain; ex-rich people throwing t
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
I spoke to your premise, taken out, ad infinitum. its not a criticism; merely a remark - there is a point where that observation, hits a limit. > they have become like animals with unlimited money, but money ended quickly though. yup. p
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
good luck with that one. check out the "postal wiretap"; don't think the government decided to build a "national" communications network for the fuck of it. they wanted to tap the comms. same with the telegraph. an
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
You need to read up on the price-fixing by amazon. google "1200 dollar book". then look up some of the academic research on it.
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
you could always claim duress is the reason why you didn't sign your name. there is a trick under UCC, which is technical, but totally enforceable in court that does something similar. no, I'm not going to mention it.
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
I can vouch for natural caffeine, getting you high. I used to pack some of the energy drink ingredients, and there was definitely a point where it was psycho-active.
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
technically, cocaine isn't addictive at low dosages. i.e. coca leaf tea, provides you all of the same stimulant as a cup of coffee... without the crash or the addition. Read that again: you can drink coca leaf tea, and NOT suffer the
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
What I find funny, is that you think some crappy algorithm, can beat the real neural network, your mind ;) You convert a fixed problem ('locate search terms that have a high correlation to what I am searching for') to a fuzzy prob
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
Clearly you have not seen lotto winners. Or wall street people:) Or the really wealthy. ;) What your talking about, is upper-middle, lower-high. Eventually if you make enough cash, you will hit that limit. Sort of the whole "ball-wa
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
You didn't mention it in your budget; presumably therefore, she has none. You did mention health insurance, however.
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
make more. eventually, you hit a wall where you have to move to buy overpriced shit, that fits your new "salary". What do you think a billionaire does with his money? How much shit can you buy before you simply, run out of shit
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
I also tutor/educate. I've fixed people in 1 week, what the education system couldn't accomplish in x years. I just reach in, and remove the blocks. Once they get it, they are never the same again. True story, somebody came
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
you're missing the obvious methods, used by the wealthy. and it has the single hallmark, of being the preferred methods - as it is propped by other rich people, also evading taxes. ;) cryptocurrency, is about the pump-and-dump.
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
You would be in error. Severe, error. But I'm not going to list a howto ;)
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
now picture tomorrow her condo floods and the car gets t-boned. Whats that do to her budget?
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
I made this very same point ;) they burned me at the stake.
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by paulgrant999 8y ago
One of the reasons I passed on the 2000's was the only things founded were quite destructive to society as a whole. Only to be eclipsed by the 2010's (which are objectively, much much worse). I come back to it now, and the cultur

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