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by u10 7y ago
that's rather specious. For example, if an individual can't fireman carry an average male, they certainly should not be a fireman.
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by u10 7y ago
physical fitness should be the standard regardless of education, if only for the health benefits
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by u10 7y ago
Imagine going from being on the verge of cashing out your equity options to being fired within the space of 3 months.
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by u10 7y ago
astute observation, how on earth did I miss that?
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by u10 7y ago
Ok, but that still doesn't have anything to do with the United States
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by u10 7y ago
? They were responding to a valid extradition request by Sweden. How does the US factor in here?
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by u10 7y ago
Nobody is making the Show from beer league, better to keep a full mouth of teeth.
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by u10 7y ago
it's their own damn fault. Turns out "Move fast and break things" doesn't necessarily apply to all industries.
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by u10 7y ago
The converse can be argued, that individuals are not entitled to state-protected property values at the expense of others. Furthermore, it isn't self-determination, it's rent-seeking behaviour that is detrimental to the rest of so
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by u10 7y ago
wouldn't be surprised if they washed their hands of it and just ate the loss. It's a sticky situation and the client may have damages due to how KYC was conducted and the forced closure of the position. Also, the SEC would defin
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by u10 7y ago
There are non-trivial compliance costs with maintaining accounts, an inactive account can absolutely be a cost for a financial institution. Not to mention that the bank makes a spread on deposits, so an inactive account is generating compli
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by u10 7y ago
Alternative financing is always going to be expensive. Most businesses won't have access to bank rates, so they often have to access capital via alternative lenders (factoring, Merchant Cash Advance, high-interest fixed-term loans) th
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by u10 7y ago
Asserting their power projection over the DMZ, whether it is legitimate is irrelevant. It's the same with the development of nuclear weapons. There is a near-zero probability that North Korea will engage in a first strike with nuclear
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by u10 7y ago
North Korea not crazy, but incredibly intelligent and calculating. It's rather foolish and dangerous to think otherwise.
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by u10 7y ago
They are a shell of their former glory. Not the beloved blue-chip stock of yesteryear. Besides, just because a company is old doesn't mean it's viable.
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by u10 7y ago
Viewing individual preferences in a utilitarian fashion... sure I guess you can argue there exists some wage-distance premium at a given price to make sure that a given job is filled. That being said non-pecuniary have strong effects, which
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by u10 7y ago
How do you figure that 'White Communities' have become more affluent while minority communities are less so? There are plenty of examples of institutional racism, such as redlining, that have resulted in these divides and have&#x
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by u10 7y ago
> the women admit to sleeping with him consensually before and after the alleged offenses, also housing him in their homes and hanging out socially It follows that using your logic, a husband cannot rape his wife, no matter the circumsta
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by u10 7y ago
Japan wasn't a feudal society 100 years ago, in fact, they had beaten a western power 10 years prior. Not to mention the 'West' just finished 4 years of blowing each other up, not very "Civilized" imo.
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by u10 7y ago
It's a substantial part of the Swedish legal system, not a 'minor detail'.
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by u10 8y ago
1600 Marines even with air support is not enough to seize a city (by reasonable definition). Sadar City and Fallujah show that even asymmetric Opfor can provide a serious threat. Of course this is different when conducting maneuver warfare
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by u10 8y ago
There are costs associated with congestion, and those costs are not necessarily incurred by the person generating that cost. It's only fair that these costs are explicitly priced out and charged to those that cause the cost.
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by u10 8y ago
if part of the compensation is equity than the financial health of the company is very relevant.
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by u10 8y ago
The quantitative evidence of a decade of QE says otherwise.
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by u10 8y ago
What Elon believes the requirements are and what the legal requirements are two different things. Not to mention that Tesla failed to file an 8k form in a timely manner, and when it was finally filed it clearly showed that funding had not b
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by u10 8y ago
73 dollars in interest/fees for a 30 day, 300 dollar loan doesn't sound like much, but it works out to approx. a 296% APR. This isn't about fees, it's about usurious behaviour.