solumunus

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1081.
by solumunus 4y ago
> The interesting thing is that despite the condition being composed of a wide gamut of seemingly unrelated behaviour, ~90% of people with ADHD respond extremely well to the same treatment - stimulant medication. This is constantly prese
1082.
by solumunus 4y ago
Both are silly indeed.
1083.
by solumunus 4y ago
> I think it’s important to note that this was not an immediate cash cow… Is it a cash cow? Sorry I really should have something better to contribute!
1084.
by solumunus 4y ago
We're talking about the context of this "study". If people are asked which toaster they want to take home, the vast majority of them will have a kitchen where "grey, steel, white or black" works the best, even if th
1085.
by solumunus 4y ago
Because Beyond Meat is overvalued right now. - It's trading way beyond its revenue and losing lots of money. - The McD partnership alone isn't going to put them in profit, nowhere close, not to mention McD are going to be sufferin
1086.
by solumunus 4y ago
It seems like both are about to suffer greatly.
1087.
by solumunus 4y ago
Yikes.
1088.
by solumunus 4y ago
Of course banks could pretend you have BTC that they themselves don't own. All this does is create a naked short position in BTC for the bank. They're not creating or inflating BTC. This isn't even close to how your example o
1089.
by solumunus 4y ago
You really don't! You've finally learned that you have an established project which is sellable and your immediate reaction is to link your public repo for others. Why not make it private, develop the project and sell it? You&#x27
1090.
by solumunus 4y ago
Energy/renewables. They are highly resistant to inflation. In my opinion they're the best bet over the next 5-10 years with current macro conditions and the huge ongoing investment into renewable infrastructure. Some good FTSE opt
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by solumunus 4y ago
> I think you've got it backwards. The arb would be people buying it at $0.97 and hoping it repegs to $1, not redeeming That's not an arb, that's just buying low and selling high at a later date. The arb is buying somethin
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by solumunus 4y ago
> Once people start attacking it by eg buying them for $0.97 and exchanging for $1 thrn it might be over for tether. Am I missing something? That's literally how stablecoins are supposed to work. Arbitrage creates demand which maint