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4y ago
> It knows it has $1000 lying around doing nothing useful so it just gives a fraction of it to me as a loan. The bank does the following: The bank does not have to do this everytime, Most of times it just creates a loan account and adds
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4y ago
Your metaphor is equally bad. By that logic business class should be banned because business class customers get preferential access compared to economy customers and they use more energy.
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4y ago
Which law did Wikileaks break?
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sumedh
4y ago
No, maybe the people in West not the east, the love for gold is universal.
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4y ago
Why do you think its FUD, what do you mean scam the ACH system?
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4y ago
> Yes, that's the point. The money gets lent out for people to go out and do things No not really, the bank does not need deposits for that, the bank can just create money and making an entry in a database and then just put that in
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4y ago
That is what the average person thinks what happens but in reality the bank does not even care about your deposit. What actually happens is that the bank just creates a new money from thin air by just adding another zero their account and t
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4y ago
> As one freshwater economists argued: "Why gold? Why not french bordeaux?" Because people have loved gold for thousands of years.
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4y ago
> every bitcoin transaction uses about as much electricity as it costs to run my house for nearly six months. Why does that even matter, a rich guy travelling in a private jet uses more energy compared to you travelling in commercial jet
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4y ago
> Private or not, which country are you in that would penalise you if you donated to Wikileaks? Didnt US companies stop payments to Wikileaks because they exposed the US govt, atleast with crypto Wikileaks and others can bypass US paymen
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4y ago
Next time just remember, don't throw stones if you live in a glass house.
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4y ago
That does not change the fact that she was very selfish person who could have easily predicted that the other side will play such political games. Instead of enjoying retirement her ego came in the way
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4y ago
> Some people How many? Whose is going to pay the transportation costs if you are poor?
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4y ago
> but not when RBG died. RBG could have retired earlier when democrats had majority but probably for some selfish reason she did not do that.
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4y ago
> It’s too bad there’s no opposition party to the cons in this country. If people dont vote for the opposition party then what exactly can the opposition do when they dont have the majority?
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4y ago
Didnt the exchanges cancel the trades during the flash crash in 2010. I am sure the buyers of those transactions which were able to buy shares of good companies for pennies would not want to reverse those transactions. Knight was not a big
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4y ago
That is the problem with religion, there is no single source of truth. "Who really knows? Who will here proclaim it? Whence was it produced? Whence is this creation? Gods came afterwards, with the creation of this universe. Who then kn
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4y ago
To stay on point by your own definition is there a slave master partnership between Europe and US because US kept killing millions of Iraqis and Afghans and Europe also shares those values or does Europe not share those values yet still kee
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5y ago
What is right and wrong? US killed millions of Iraqis and Afghans, yet Europeans still support the US, is it because Europeans are slaves and the US is master or is it because brown lives are worth less than white lives?
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5y ago
One of the Hindu book says even the Gods dont know who created the Universe.
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5y ago
That depends on what is your motivation to learn French?
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5y ago
> yes, other countries should pay attention. India is paying attention but India also knows that Russia has been good partner in the past, lot of Indian military has Russian equipment. You dont want to piss off your military partner.
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5y ago
> So you could see somewhat of an acceleration in population growth and energy demand as a result. but poor people dont consume as much energy as rich Westerners.
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5y ago
Maybe blow some parts of the Himalayas so the cold air can enter the Indian mainland.
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5y ago
There is a context behind that tweet, apparently Gates has shorted Tesla.
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5y ago
because companies knowingly violate laws then get a slap on the wrist when they get caught and no one goes to jail when they are caught.
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5y ago
How is that Apple's problem, you should read the reviews about the company's products and see what people are saying about the apps.
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5y ago
> Basic financial data we got from paid APIs Which API's, someone noticed an issue with the data above. So can we really trust the data?
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5y ago
So who gets the fine money, does some of it go back to the customers who selected the higher price option?
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5y ago
but he will claim that he didn't start the fire. How exactly are you going to verify that unless the plane has some blackbox?
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