simplemath__

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by simplemath__ 9y ago
your appeal to authority is naked
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by simplemath__ 9y ago
OK, i'll bite. Give me an impossible to abuse welfare system
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by simplemath__ 9y ago
Is poverty a moral failing?
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by simplemath__ 9y ago
You're getting downvoted... but this did happen, and is likely to blame for polio's continued presence in western pakistan. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-cia-fake-vacc...
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by simplemath__ 9y ago
exactly! People can't look past the egregious* waste of money to see that it isnt a waste at all, even if Nigeria should have repaid the debt or Japan should have forgiven it. None of that matters! The result matters! Eradicating p
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by simplemath__ 9y ago
>shithole you're tipping your hand a little much
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by simplemath__ 9y ago
SO the penalty should be death, then? edit: you dropped that "Sure, they abuse them now". I saw it.
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by simplemath__ 9y ago
Obviously there was something in the way, maybe bad blood between Japan and Nigeria. Who knows? Who cares? If the Gates Found. is engaging in a bit of 'dollar diplomacy' here, that's even extra value, IMO. This is high-test,
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by simplemath__ 9y ago
His answer demonstrates that statist barriers on the market are the true causes of the problem? How does his answer demonstrate that?
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by simplemath__ 9y ago
To all the commenters too busy being aghast at giving money to a government to read the article: > Nigeria’s debt to Japan is the result of Overseas Development Assistance (ODA) provided by the Japanese government in 2014 for increased p
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by simplemath__ 9y ago
and what do we do when people abuse those systems? let them die?
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by simplemath__ 9y ago
When's the Colacoin ICO and can I send you 10 million dollars?
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by simplemath__ 9y ago
>What distinguishes cartels from roving bandits that pivot to stationary? You're asking the wrong question, I think. The 64 trillion dollar question, IMO: "what allows market incumbents to remain stationary" The 'blam
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by simplemath__ 9y ago
>I wonder if there is any collusion among the top 2000 addresses I would bet my life on it.
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by simplemath__ 9y ago
All crypto markets have always been shallow and rife with manipulation. It's still almost a total free-for-all.