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by superfunny 5y ago
Kudos to Edge. This is a ridiculous request.
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by superfunny 5y ago
There should be greater opportunities for people to gain marketable skills.
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by superfunny 5y ago
Why do people get paid higher wages? Why does a software engineer make more than a janitor? Is it hereditary? Is it merely luck? Is it privilege? It is something encoded in the law?
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by superfunny 5y ago
"the same way how the Nazis did" -- huh? How are these comparable? I didn't realize that Japanese-Americans were systematically murdered in the millions. Yes, Americans were the "good guys" - but we weren't per
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by superfunny 5y ago
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by superfunny 5y ago
You should read this article and make up your own mind: https://maybury.ca/the-reformed-physicist/2022/02/03/a-night...
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by superfunny 5y ago
Why is this posted here? If this were a well-reasoned, thoughtful and thorough discussion of the Glass-Steagall Act, that might be interesting. Too bad this isn't. The original poster's understanding of economic and financial hi
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by superfunny 5y ago
How is this bullshit?
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by superfunny 5y ago
But Twitter has this annoying tendency to cancel the accounts of people who say things they don't agree with, irrespective of whether those things are true.
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by superfunny 5y ago
Don't socialize in school. Don't play sports. Go to the prom wearing a mask. Yeah, this is not difficult.
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U.S. Investigating Tesla Video Game Feature(nytimes.com)
2 points by superfunny 5y ago|0 comments
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How the Copycats Came for Clubhouse(nytimes.com)
2 points by superfunny 5y ago|0 comments
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by superfunny 5y ago
Are the workers slaves? Are they forced to work for the offering company, or do they choose to do so?
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by superfunny 5y ago
This took place over a year ago - why is it being posted now?
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by superfunny 5y ago
From what I understand, individuals with naturally darker skin tend to be at greater risk from vitamin D deficiency. This is because naturally darker skin reduces the absorption of UV rays. I wonder to what extent vitamin D deficiency coul
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by superfunny 5y ago
"The state-provided health care is free" Today I learned that doctors and nurses in Russia work for nothing. No? So where does the money to pay them come from?
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by superfunny 5y ago
In America, the size of the median home has increased from under 1,500 square feet in 1973 to over 2,400 square feet today, an increase of 60%. Perhaps that has some impact on the increase in home prices?
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by superfunny 5y ago
For point (4), people who live out of state still have to pay property taxes on the property they own in another state.
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by superfunny 5y ago
I think the better trade would be to do a hedged short against bitcoin, perhaps using futures; if Tether collapses, Bitcoin is going to get hurt as well.
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by superfunny 5y ago
Or that the person from whom you borrowed Tether to put on your short position won't demand it back while it is collapsing.
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by superfunny 5y ago
It sounds a lot like Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos - some investors want to find the next Steve Jobs so badly that they get blinded by the sophistry.
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by superfunny 5y ago
I doubt that he had to put up $100 million to be released - probably more like $1m to $2m. When Tom Barack was released on a $250m bond earlier this month, it was secured by $5m in cash.
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by superfunny 5y ago
Scenes from the 1980s movie "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome" were filmed at Coober Pedy
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The Woman Who Gave the Macintosh a Smile (2018)(newyorker.com)
151 points by superfunny 5y ago|36 comments
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by superfunny 6y ago
Why doesn't ADF sell the royalty rights at a discount to a third party who then will fund the lawsuit against Disney with the aim of recovering the full amount? It's like accounts receivable factoring.
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by superfunny 6y ago
This story will hurt the bank's ability to hire talented programmers and developers in the future.