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by take_a_breath 6y ago
== hiring and income are heavily taxed, but not the same can be said for businesses.== Same is true in the US. We just changed to tax code to make it even more beneficial to be a business over a salaried-employee. Did you apply the same ske
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
I haven't seen nearly enough action taken, so maybe sounding the alarm louder will push more action? ==I don't think giving dangerous heatwaves whimsical names is any kind of honest 'science communication.'== We do it al
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
Maybe the opposite is true? Ellison being administration-friendly acted as a stalking horse and gets the deal because it doesn't really change TikToc's business, but makes for a campaign press-release.
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
Couldn’t any form of bad news make people panic, sleep deprived, and stressed? I don’t think communicating the science or real world impacts is too hard for people to handle. If it is, we are going to have a lot more problems as the climate
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
==But it also has very conservative capital and tax and employment systems that make entrepreneurship difficult.== The rate of new business creation is higher in Europe than the US. I would guess that the US has more venture-backed entrepre
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
I can listen to the exact same record my mom listened to 50 years ago, complete with her initials on the sleeve. I can’t do that with CD’s. Since she passed, this has taken on even more meaning.
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
==Then fix the brain problem through self control== Oftentimes, something is far easier to type than it is to do. If you have a reliable way of implementing self-control this simply, please share it.
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
Always wish we talked more about Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs), in the US. Maybe there is a startup idea in making this type of program easier to implement, like Stripe Atlas for employee ownership. Imagine, further, if our tax law
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
This isn’t proof that those measures will stay in place after the pandemic subsides, as they have for travel. Since you brought up political parties, it’s worth noting that the party who lead that round of fear is the one in power.
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
All that fresh water can certainly cause problems.
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
==It's a multifaceted problem that won't be fixed by changing one thing like cars or the roads.== I don't see anybody suggesting it would. On the other hand, we can't know the negative impact until we study it. Once we s
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
Come to the US Midwest, we don’t have earthquakes or hurricanes.
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
Then Trump decided to bring him back. Right after the recently arrested Steve Brannon left. Only the best people.
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
The data you are giving is from early-May, it’s almost September.
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
Getting the blame is part of being the country’s chief executive. There are two main categories here, economy and health. We are performing worse than Europe on both accounts (higher death toll and higher unemployment rate). Does that tell
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
Should we spend more time on LeBron James' hypocrisy or the President of the United States' hypocrisy? One is the most powerful person in the world, the other is a basketball player. Focusing on LeBron is just another red herring
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
==Trump has been sanctioning China because of Ugyhur camps== Congress passed the sanctions bill. It passed the House 413-1 and the Senate vote was unanimous, according to your link.
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
The weird take is going after LeBron James like it is his job to conduct international diplomacy, while giving Trump a break on his personal Chinese business interests.
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
Oddly, you failed to mention all of Europe. they have a lower unemployment rate than the US [1]. [1] https://www.aa.com.tr/en/economy/unemployment-rate-in-eu-ris...
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
I would sure be upset with whoever nominated him to join the National Security Council.
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
==Overall the unemployment rate is much better in Red states, which have weaker or no lockdowns== This data is from May 9th. Do you think anything has changed in Teas, Arizona, and Florida since then?
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
I didn't see any sources or references on that comment nor does it mention the concentration camps anywhere.
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
I am well aware of the NBA's actions. The specific question was about an NBA player, which would be the NBA Players Association, not the league itself. They work for the league, in the same way many of the companies HN Readers work for
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
NBA players choose BLM for their protests and you choose China, I don’t see the problem. Blaming them for international policy seems a little naive.
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
I don’t understand how this is playing devils advocate. How does it relate to what I said?
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
What has Trump done to stop the concentration camps aside from praise their leader and sell products made there?
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
Most job losses ever? Or highest deficits ever? Or highest unemployment rate ever? Does that win anyone over?
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
==For reference, my views are aligned with Sanders but I’d vote for Trump solely based on his actions towards China.== What is Trump doing about the concentration camps this article is about?
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
==He loves the money coming from China more than anything else. I want him to be reminded by this. He put his millions before human lives, just like some nazi collaborators did.== All of this could be said about our current President and hi
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by take_a_breath 6y ago
Is warning about using a product or blocking government officials from using it the same as the President unilaterally forcing them to be sold?

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