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by ty6853 1y ago
I think the problem is in a market, at least theoretically, both parties have to offer some mutually beneficial additional benefit in order to capture additional value. Otherwise one side will reject the agreement, because both parties hav
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Technology and automation likely lead to the lion's share in productivity increase. Thus we have seen at least one mode of tech wages that focus on creating higher productivity systems staying strong while many other segments stagnate
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So I used to buy all those publicly, slowly I started divesting from any public utilities to the extent I could. Everytime I switched from public to private, I didn't see all the bad stuff happening people seem to think would happen.
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I think that was the point of this particular thread, that we don't appear to have any real confidence wired.com could verify this was Luigi's gun. >any misreported information was immaterial to their guilt/liability. In b
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European voter moral imperatives contradict the structure of the countries and special economic zones that foster the greater proportion of startups.
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Yes but if your facts are found to be wrong regarding elements of a crime you could lose everything and spend the rest of your life in an impossible to crawl out of financial hole (see Alex Jones or Ammon Bundy). Therefore when discussing f
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It would be a form 1, there is no transfer in this case.
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This is why I have no problem with annoying 1A auditors. If the government wants to systematically record everyone and identify them, it should be no problem if some annoying autist with nothing else to do records every library, police sta
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Don't worry, we made qualified immunity so the government employees, also of whom are the people that enforce the lawsuits they are immune from, don't have to eat their own dogfood. There is some seriously crazy stuff in America.
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" Umbrella insurance does not cover workers' compensation claims," -- some random top google result for umbrella insurance
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Lol you can 3d print a gun in my state, stick it down your waist band, and go about your day, and you are legally good to go no law broken no paperwork needed. You could even walk in a bank with it -- As long as you don't plan on ope
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The real cost of hiring people to do stuff for your house is it's actually hella expensive to get licensed and bonded legal employees with references that attest they aren't thieves, and if you don't eventually they steal you
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2 people x the entire weekend = 32 hours labor, which was the quoted time for how much upkeep the household required. Including business overhead, licensing, insurance, etc you're at 35-50k for a year of 32 hours of labor a week with t
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Mexico uses passport control almost purely as a jobs program. At the land borders only the largest cities seem to check (like Tijuana), most of them don't even glance at you. The guy at the x-ray machine has been asleep a few times.
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Yes. They claimed a dog alerted on me. An anonymous dog, handled by an unnamed officer in the affidavit, which was used as 3rd party inter-species hearsay via a HSI officer to the assistant attorney and judge. A dog did not alert on me. I
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Not legal advice but I'm a US citizen and when I've refused to answer their intrusive questions the worst that has happened to me is they imprisoned me, stripped me naked and searched me, got a fraudulent warrant for an internal b
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Mexicans could start with liberalizing their gun laws since all the bad guys already have them. Zapatistas and other local resistance groups aren't afraid to fight them when they have weapons, and some of the communities that actually
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yes. IIRC ~2015 was when the last of bearer bonds/shares were pretty much all completely immobilized. I can't recall when the last ~1000 USD equivalent banknotes were printed but it was also close to that time.
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The question was about customer support. AML and KYC regulations do not require that customer support persons know your PII. That can be kept firewalled from them.
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The main point of crypto IMO is to have a large-denomination bearer asset. This is overlooked most places but if you examine around the time the FATF finally pretty much eliminated bearer bonds, bearer stocks, and large bank notes was exact
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A shared or hashed secret would do it. Plenty of exchanges don't know their customers, and in fact that is how they get their customers.
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The bigger problem in the winter is the drivers get even crazier and the roads can occasionally get icy. When I was bike only I had my arm damaged in a way that it took close to a decade to get back to normal. On another occasion I was kno
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They published ("leaked" lol no -- it was all available through a polished portal) the name and address of all CCW and DROS registered firearm holders (including judges, DV victims, prosecutors, etc) and nothing happened. They us
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But I have a legal permit. And that permit says I don't have to get it inspected, or need or license, or get code compliance checks. I used a rarely used 'loophole' to get that explicitly stated on my permit.
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It also doesn't help that any perceived error in raising a child results in a phone call to CPS (by literally anyone) and possibly you and your children being terrorized, and much of this perception is cultural. The more cultural dive
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IIRC studies on joy of children, there is pretty marginal gains in satisfaction with having children beyond one, except a weird bimodal blip somewhere beyond 3 that trends with a small segment of society that really loves pumping out kids.
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Fertility has probably declined due to both. The west and places with socialized systems in Asia though have seen inverted population pyramids.
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Family friendly trends pretty hard with homogenous demographics. Differences breed contempt, or just displays the inability to empathize with a different way of life. A sad fact of life. People with kids tend to regress back to their famil
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And yet in times century ago every simple farmer understood it. The principle is simple, watching your childless neighbors relatively suffer is not hard to understand. That calculus totally changes if the childless neighbor can just send a
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On average I'm not sure it's as 'relatively' deep. Definitely merits further study. Most the places I can think of without a social security system had drops but not the inverted pyramids we're seeing in the west.

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