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Some additional resources: Efficient Market Hypothesis[0]: "The efficient-market hypothesis was developed by Eugene Fama who argued that stocks always trade at their fair value, making it impossible for investors to either purchase und
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"a new study [0] from the Political Economy Research Institute (PERI) at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst finds that single-payer health care will save the US $5.1 trillion over a decade while drastically cutting working-class A
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An argument I've read from those opposing government created filling services or pre-filled tax forms is that it will in some manner facilitate government raising taxes
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Windows Phone
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Here's a relevant opinion from Newt Gingrich on the matter of perception of violence vs. actual trends https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnhJWusyj4I
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Thanks for your reply I am also looking to understand this report further I think I see what you're saying: The prices are already PPP (did you mean that instead of PPI?), thus the _additional_ adjustment of middle class as varying cou
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Could you expand a bit on how its not really capturing economic class distinction ?
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It seems to me the definition is fair, they define it as 75% to 200% of the median income in the respective country. I don't think this comparison (to ones own countries' median income, PPP-adjusted) can be escaped since "mid
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I have not read the report entirely so I can't say if it does, but I don't know for a fact either which is why I left it as a parenthetical. I am fine with my comment being interpreted without the parenthetical.
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Is it? In the scenario you say we shouldn't be necessarily proud of more people would be economically well-off (e.g. less people choosing between food and rent). Are you sure that wouldn't be something to be proud of?
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And also smaller, that can't be forgotten. Reading this through the lens of income inequality; I don't think having a smaller, yet richer middle class, is necessarily something to be proud of.
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Maybe think of it as the article describing life-jackets and basic swimming strategies to help those that may be drowning. In your experience you were thrown out into the rough seas and survived just fine-- I don't think it would be ri
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Conflict of Interest seems to be the name of the game when it comes to board of directors [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interlocking_directorate [2] https://www.visualcapitalist.com/50-largest-u-s-c
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>I agree there were past issues, Are there current issues as well? [1][2] A main point is this (and I think its been mentioned elsewhere in this thread as well): An attack on the status-quo is not a promotion of socialism Our current imp
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“Socialism never took root in America because the poor see themselves not as an exploited proletariat but as temporarily embarrassed millionaires.” - Ronald Wright
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>He asked 540 members of staff to take a test of the vividness of their visual imagery. I wonder what this test encompassed, and if its available online-- anyone know?
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Sorry If I misunderstand, but wasn't this form of dueling with real pistols where the loser most often (almost always?) died? Or did they have non-lethal duels?
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I agree that the conditions in the video are very ideal as you mention. Perturbations do exist and they add up in the PID feedback loop. For example you can see in the video that the way each box is handled varies and that the robot reorien
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https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/18/beto-orourke-support-from-bi... https://news.vice.com/en_us/article/qvy58m/beto-orourke-tops... https://www.thoughtco.com/bundli
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I think it may very well be a natural outcome of inverse kinematics and PID loops in a noisy (uneven floor, uneven loads, etc, etc) environment
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That showed up for me as well but there was an X icon on the top right to close the pop-up and continue to the article.
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>I however enjoyed turning the bullies into the bullied by isolating them for a few days and reintroducing them. That reminds me of the story of a baboon tribe Robert Sapolsky studied: "The males [...] had contracted bovine tubercul
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I've read that the disposable packaging is actually reused/recycled so it may not be so wasteful. Tablets can be a pain to use, I agree. If the software is stable and with good/simple UI, I'd say the benefits (syncing&#x
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Thanks for sharing, thats very useful information. I hope youtubers are familiar with this info! I think this is the relevant part for this scenario: >I have a YouTube channel that focuses on hunting, camping, and the outdoors. Sometimes
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I imagine the expectation here is that the youtubers are not under any obligation to provide a positive review, or perhaps any review at all. The company is so sure of the quality of their service that they know they will get positive PR fr
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> [Allow] imports of FDA-approved drugs from both domestic and foreign manufacturers I agree. I interpreted the OP's comment of "You should be able to legally import them from, at the very least, any NAFTA country and any EU me
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I think the current friction in free flow of medication across borders is not unwarranted. I'm thinking of Thalidomide as an example. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thalidomide https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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Through the article I found he livestreams many of his meetings on Twitch! This is particularly candid moment I happen to find: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGjvFyRk_4I&feature=youtu.be... edit: I wasn't aware o
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If the author is coming around by realizing the error in their ways; a way that seems painfully obvious to you, I don't think it does anyone any favors to chastise them for not knowing sooner. Its clear to say not everyone grows in env
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This article linked in OP's submission has more information on the role of concrete in modern battlefields https://mwi.usma.edu/effective-weapon-modern-battlefield-con...
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