sophrosyne42

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by sophrosyne42 2mo ago
Ah yes, the classic fascist ploy of... being concerned about propaganda...
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by sophrosyne42 2mo ago
Because the prices of ddr5 are causing people to use substitutes
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by sophrosyne42 2mo ago
Framework has a fingerprint sensor. [1] [1] https://frame.work/products/fingerprint-reader-kit?v=FRANTD0...
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by sophrosyne42 2mo ago
I love when tech bros think they can make up a new groundbreaking theory about a topic, in this case economics, they demonstrate zero knowledge in. You're definitely projecting on the confusion point
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by sophrosyne42 2mo ago
> It can simultaneously be true that the populated areas of the Amazon where deliberately and carefully managed by the population and that the Amazon was largely untouched for any other reason. Certainly, though nothing about the quoted
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by sophrosyne42 3mo ago
Bro has never played the thousands of shitty visual novels. Hell even from software games, which are beautifully well designed, are technically embarrassing
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by sophrosyne42 3mo ago
Most europeans love their chains, they call it freedom as a coping mechanism
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by sophrosyne42 3mo ago
First mover advantage is theoretically only a short-term advantage. Long-term revenues come from entrepreneurship, and a first mover may or may not better insight into long-term market wants than later entrants.
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by sophrosyne42 3mo ago
Copyright is not a way to compensate for innovation. Innovation is compensated by being first to market. The specific rent that copyright causes is due to holding the copyright and restricting the produced supply. Copyright provides compens
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by sophrosyne42 3mo ago
Sure, and I say we should exclude a system of rights and privileges which involves intellectualnproperty
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by sophrosyne42 3mo ago
There are sounds in sanskrit that don't exist in Hindi, including vocalizations that exist in Sanskrit which are omitted in Hindi for the same glyphs. Additionally, Sanskrit meter has pretty specific rules on which should be stressed a
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by sophrosyne42 3mo ago
Nobody has a right to have an economic value for what they sell. That is a special privilege, not a right, and harms everyone for the enrichment of the privileged
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by sophrosyne42 4mo ago
Whats the difference between a siphonophore and a single organism? Aren't all the organs of an organism genetically identical, specialized, fused together, and functionally dependent on each other?
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by sophrosyne42 4mo ago
China regularly conducts military, even live fire, exercises in the waters the South China Sea and surrounding waters, fishes and uses these water illegally, it helps Russia with its war against Ukraine, has provided assistance to Iran and
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by sophrosyne42 4mo ago
We are hostile to each other. It's ignorant or propagandistic to pretend it is only one sided. The concern is valid, if vague and unproven
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by sophrosyne42 4mo ago
You are talking about creating a big moat, which might be a worse precedent than removing fable access altogether.
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by sophrosyne42 4mo ago
"Most economically" means to satisfy the desires of the buyers without impairing the satisfaction considered more important. It has public benefit built in.
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by sophrosyne42 4mo ago
It comes down to a fundamental misunderstanding of how the market operated. Profits only come from exchange. It is more accurate to say profits are given than extracted.
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by sophrosyne42 4mo ago
The existence and polularity of Christian socialist movements in Europe contradicts this thesis strongly.
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by sophrosyne42 4mo ago
I would like a solution that was itself not largely written by an AI
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by sophrosyne42 4mo ago
Seems more of a moral hazard of government intervention than of ventures whose economies of scale demand large market cap to most economically serve customer needs.
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by sophrosyne42 5mo ago
> Money is used by loaning it out, which requires no effort Money is a medium of exchange. It is used by exchanging it for something else. A loan involves trading money in the present, which is more valuable, for money in the future. Wha
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by sophrosyne42 5mo ago
Starmer is a Fabian. He is textbook, self identified left and socialist. He is pretty much a poster child for leftism.
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by sophrosyne42 5mo ago
> The social costs of gambling, particularly compulsive gambling, cannot be so easily dismissed. You might have noticed that I was not dismissing the costs of gambling. I was pointing out that merely pointing to the cost does not establi
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by sophrosyne42 5mo ago
Despite your reply obviously not being good faith, I will correct errors for others. > Housing is not an asset to society or the economy, it's a drain that wastes money on preserving human life. You are equivocating between asset in
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by sophrosyne42 5mo ago
Then capitalism cannot exist and never has, because there is no such thing as something which produces wealth merely by possession. Mere ownership (as in a legal title) does not and cannot yield an income. To have a yield, something must be
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by sophrosyne42 5mo ago
This is why it was foolish to give a new name to it. It was originally called Wine Is Not an Emulator.
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by sophrosyne42 5mo ago
Every socialist tries to make this distinction and falls to their own guillotine. You do realize that "substitute with" is merely a synonym for "exchange"? The exchange of labor, to be sure, has existed nearly as long as
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by sophrosyne42 5mo ago
The third of the worls that lives in poverty obstinantly refuses to adopt capitalist methods.
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by sophrosyne42 5mo ago
"Capitalism" is an ever shifting ambiguity that exists to be a scapegoat to attack but is completely meaningless in its concrete usage by the attackers. But "capitalism" in its historical and practical meaning means noth

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