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by readhn 10y ago
Yep. FB fatigue is REAL!
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by readhn 10y ago
I see a lot of it too .. the fact that a lot of people want to stop using it is telling us whats coming for the company..
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by readhn 10y ago
its impossible to predict when FB will die (most companies die). its like timing a market top, we know its coming but getting exact timing is hard. just some anecdotal facts: i know lots of my friends (mid age working professionals) realize
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by readhn 10y ago
It's simply a highly speculative and volatile vehicle. It's not a currency or am investment.
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by readhn 10y ago
The psychology of any market is the same. Nothing has changed in centuries. What goes up...just come down.
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by readhn 10y ago
"Double top" Just like gold it will deflate.
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by readhn 10y ago
Yep. The patenting process - talk about stretching the truth - a lot of the stuff is put in there just so other potential companies would be blocked from doing work in this direction. Not based on solid science and results but just ideas an
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by readhn 10y ago
Theranos is not an outlier. From my experience in biotech its pretty common "to stretch" the truth and hide/not mention inconvenient facts. Not many get to multi billion evaluations but many do get multi million funding this
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by readhn 10y ago
We all know, consciously or subconsciously, what it means. We are nearing another top, a la early 2000s dot com or real estate of 2006-2007. Everything is cyclical. Too much of a good thing is bad for all of us. It is time for a lot of pain
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by readhn 10y ago
I often give money anonymously. I dont expect anything back. Its just extra zeroes for some people. If you have $5,000,000 then giving $5000 to some worthy cause is not a big deal at all. Its like going to Starbucks... chump change. if you
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by readhn 10y ago
RIP Uber. Imo it will be gone in less than 24months.
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by readhn 10y ago
Ok. What happens when you cross that "not a start up anymore" line, lets say in a successful fast growing business in a year or two. Sounds like a lot of rebates and freebies disappear and taxes and other liabilities increase, as
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by readhn 10y ago
Is 195 euros/desk their solution? Really? Its going to bring in 1000 startups somehow? And why do they keep bringing up facebook? Its not a start up and could care less about other start ups succeeding (rightfully so). Weren't a b
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by readhn 10y ago
740mil for a watch product - should have taken it and maybe stayed on in technical role. Not very smart move on CEOs part. Partnership with citizen would have been beneficial to both companies. 740mil.... FB glory clearly fogged many founde
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by readhn 10y ago
here is input from my pharmacist friend on this article: "Just saw this study come out a few days ago and it kind of is no news. The harm of nsaids has been known and the warnings are out there. I tell patients everyday not to take adv
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by readhn 10y ago
Don't show this to Trump he might get some ideas... For something Under the white house.
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by readhn 10y ago
Facebook needs a censorship department! Get a list of prohibited topis from white house and block those posts on facebook. Better yet, ask Trump what topics to block :)
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by readhn 10y ago
I think the concept of having a single person - President, being head of the country is outdated. We do not need a President. This ancient concept has to go. We have congress, senate, house of reps, judges, courts. Enough to make decisions
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by readhn 10y ago
When I was little my mom would give me a few coins and send me to the store with a milk jug to get some milk and bread. A couple of times Every week. They would also give me a garbage bag to take out on my way there( dumpster was a few bloc
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by readhn 10y ago
Who put this list together and how? a night of heavy "thinking"? Who did they consult on how realistic and achievable these goals are? Does budget allow for any of this? Is this all made up BS plan that could never be achieved?
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by readhn 10y ago
Well.....Theranos case tells us something else..THANK GOD FOR THE FDA! Its not that easy :)
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by readhn 10y ago
Well there was no other choice except voting against all and disrupting election process which would never happen with out some major unification across America. Not happening today. So here we are taking sharp 90 degree turn at the fork. W
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by readhn 10y ago
The guy is a speculator first of all so the market understands him very well and he understands the market. He is not going to do anything stupid as he knows there will be immediate negative consequences. He is actually in a hard position n
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by readhn 10y ago
This is not over. These elections are just the beginning. I hope that there will be no blood shed... :(
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by readhn 10y ago
That's part of the problem. We in SF, NY, Boston live in a bubble, "fantasy America". We do not see how the rest (75%) of America is doing. My friends are buying $800,000 - $1mil homes and think that they did pretty ok while
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by readhn 10y ago
A lot of my friends did the same.
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by readhn 10y ago
The fact is Hillary is part of the corrupt machine, part of the problem. And Trump is ego centric lunatic who can not be trusted with our kids future. America should have voted against all of them and ask for better candidates. But that wou
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by readhn 10y ago
May be, just may be, after these elections the USA will pause and think about how we got here in the first place? when the only choices we got left are the "same old crooked politician" vs "egocentric billionaire with bathroo
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by readhn 10y ago
I stick to George Carlin's advice: I'm in the front seat and I want the best entertainment. And Trump will deliver the best entertainment of all candidates! I'm staying to watch this circus, pass the pop corn!
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Polarized USA: If only millennials voted today HRC would win electoral vote 15:1(surveymonkey.com)
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