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ObserverNeutral

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    Comment #27189424

    > It’s the new A-list celebrity except it’s attainable for anybody Well then it ain't A-list anymore isn't it?

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    Comment #27189375

    Screw that, I don't want to live in a new cold war. Even if it came from a lab people should be told it's natural Besides after Snowden whistleblowers learned that their life is ba…

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    Comment #27185223

    > If there is a power imbalance it is not appropriate. And it seems that this was the conclusion of the board. Who should Bill Gates date in order for it not being a power imbalanc…

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    Comment #27182489

    But academia is better because your paper has your name on it and when the bias somehow resolves itself then people would know you were right, even though you might be dead by the …

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    Comment #27177967

    > Don't you think he's got some merit considering he's climbed the ladder with successful exit after successful exit and now is #1/#2 richest person on Earth? Do you think his deci…

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    Comment #27177883

    no. People love centralized private finance, they hate centralized public decision making on the money supply and interest rates

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    Comment #27176356

    Musk is wrong about pretty much everything. Ever since the beginning of his carrer he was never at the helm of a company which hadn't sizable odds of going under. He tries to bury …

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    Comment #27172713

    The CEO of Amazon simply can't afford rockets blowing up publicly like the CEO of Tesla can. Even if that is a separate company doesn't change the fact that the face of the franchi…

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    Comment #27172431

    Somebody else would have created it. The argument around wealth taxes is that we tax lottery winnings, hence we should tax this sort of things. Bill Gates was a fanboy of a company…

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    Comment #27164076

    if you are in the wrong industry no amount of shameless pumping and corners cutting can get you to the level of the top guys. There is a reason why people like Bill Gates and Larry…

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    Comment #27160260

    Absolute fad. Every collectable item which is digital and not physical must be played on a digital support to be enjoyed (duh) . Once you have to play the content to enjoy it then …

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    Comment #27154502

    > Will the bank require some kind of information Crypto doesn't go through the banking system. Miners for example can spend the mined crypto and for all practical purposes nobody w…

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    Comment #27154182

    > so you'll have to explain where you got the money from anyways Explain to whom?

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    Comment #27141166

    1) The Internet will be the thing which causes our extinction due to self inflicted depression via comparison with others. Humans were never meant to live in a community of 10 bill…

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    Comment #27136062

    This guy is the most impulsive human, maybe ever. He'd sell his Futurama mom for a quick stock pump.

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    Comment #27135308

    DeFi has no future. People generally really like their interaction with centralized commerce and finance applications Like BTC its success is based on culture wars, but at least BT…

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    Comment #27130659

    > I would argue that much of the money expansion went to asset prices It can't possibly go to asset prices. For every buyer there has to be a seller. It's stuck in bank reserves

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    Comment #27130628

    It's a 2 way street. Fed can drop rates to zero but still people are too risk averse and have a negative outlook so they won't seek to submerge themselves with debt.

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    Comment #27128651

    germany is unsaturated

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    Comment #27124833

    That's not the right question to ask. The right questions to ask are: Q1: What are the financial rewards to solve climate change? Q2: What are the social rewards in terms of status…

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    Comment #27124589

    > having high profile test would actually improve the image of the public figure Of course....everybody would feel bad for him and would love Amazon (which has a credit rating equa…

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    Comment #27122738

    > BlueOrigin has the money to do what SpaceX does No amount of money can give BlueOrigin the freedom which SpaceX has to blow up rockets and telecast failure globally every week li…

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    Comment #27122505

    SpaceX doesn't sell to the public, it doesn't have normie consumers who make purchasing decisions based on brand, at least not as yet. That can change when they start selling their…

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    Comment #27120720

    Whoever will solve it, then the person with the best social competence, speaking abilities and promotional power would get the merit. And the best placed individual is the POTUS wh…