wnc3141

9 ms·

91.
by wnc3141 1y ago
touché
92.
by wnc3141 1y ago
Sure, buts its a solid career break for a year.
93.
by wnc3141 1y ago
Your second point about zero-sum growth misses in that in a competitive system, investors and their proxies (management) are certainly not going to miss out on the wealth being created right now in this industry. Long term, economy-wide imp
94.
by wnc3141 1y ago
I think it would be interesting to incorporate loan words or phrases. Often these words become loan words because there's no good English equivalents so loan words/phrases sort of expand our ability to grapple these concepts.
95.
by wnc3141 1y ago
Nearly 20% for healthcare causes some reservations -- considering how little we get for our money in America.
96.
by wnc3141 1y ago
It's not attempted. Its executed. Below are the articles that define genocide. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genocide_Convention
97.
by wnc3141 1y ago
I think it's more of a shorthand for general mega cap tech companies
98.
by wnc3141 1y ago
certain domestic market protections would be wise for any politician to support, unfortunately the craziness of this administration smothers the conversation. https://www.theatlantic.com/economy/archive/2025/0
99.
by wnc3141 1y ago
I know someone at a growing division of a FAANG who has not been allowed to hire anyone outside of India for a number of years now. They're critically understaffed but the screws only tighten with each year.
100.
by wnc3141 1y ago
It also focuses the race around the center of the pool which works from a visual standpoint. Favorites in the middle, dark horses surrounding at the edge
101.
by wnc3141 1y ago
MAHA is weird because it correctly identifies that the shareholder driven food industry has completely warped health outcomes related to our diet. Then they completely miss the mark with their bizzaro and unfounded theories on the causes an
102.
by wnc3141 1y ago
Hahaha you're totally right
103.
by wnc3141 1y ago
I suspect a professional executive appointment was among the terms to finance Musk's purchase of Twitter.
104.
by wnc3141 1y ago
I saw something a while back about how to start a watch company. Essentially source some junk, use highly targeted social media ads to look like a real brand, then profit. https://imgur.com/a/how-to-create-unique-succe
105.
by wnc3141 1y ago
Is it a good product? Genuine question
106.
by wnc3141 1y ago
this NYT opinion piece from a few years back was impactful to my understanding about the destructive nature of such a false dichotomy - as it pertains to Lebanon https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/09/opinion&#x2F
107.
by wnc3141 1y ago
I think right leaning (in a traditional definition) sort of undersells the current right wing media/political sphere. Its difficult to evaluate the credibility of a movement that is fundamentally, albeit inconsistently anti-institution
108.
by wnc3141 1y ago
I think the only way to approach this is to have a panel of credible people for each beat (maybe from academia) who can qualitatively asses a range of articles and curate a spectrum of articles. However this is all scooting around the funda
109.
by wnc3141 1y ago
Stock market measures two things, 1) the performance of firms within their economic environments. 2) the level of savings to be invested in the stock market. Both are tied to the labor-share of income. That is, how much income is generated
110.
by wnc3141 1y ago
the only signal I can think of is returns on student debt to measure "employment quality" - i.e how well is my education capital being deployed, but any realistic evaluation of the labor market will be complex and include qualitat
111.
by wnc3141 1y ago
gig work platforms have definitely skewed the traditional significance of U-3
112.
by wnc3141 1y ago
Quatar has a very high GDP per capita, day laborers may not celebrate. We could use metrics such as GINI but it also matters to look at qualitative factors such as worker rights etc. to measure well being
113.
by wnc3141 1y ago
Of course we have alternative measures of unemployment but they're harder to measure and read. There's something about the so-called "vibecession" - that people might be better at measuring their own circumstances than m
114.
by wnc3141 1y ago
agreed. however the rate of wealth creation and concentration of capital are inverse to one another. Creative destruction does stem through market activity and the creation of Amazon did add to the collective wealth of America, as much of
115.
by wnc3141 1y ago
A market matching supply and demand in many conditions creates the most prosperity for the transacting parties, creating economic activity which is accretive to the overall wealth of society. However, as many economists may observe - promin
116.
by wnc3141 1y ago
It's like imagine playing soccer with your buddies and one decides to pick up the ball and kick anyone in their path - but the goals still count. The game sort of breaks.
117.
by wnc3141 1y ago
We will be expected to tip at self serve fuel pumps
118.
by wnc3141 1y ago
Access to capital/other's talent and/or access to your market (users) is the primary competitive advantage among those talented enough to design and build a product.
119.
by wnc3141 1y ago
ultimately sure, but there are exogenous factors at play
120.
by wnc3141 1y ago
While there is value from having the drug becoming available on the market, you would think there would need to be some form price controls in exchange for private production.

More ›