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Comment #6311423
60% of the US national debt matures in three years or less. It isn't rational to expose yourself to that much interest rate risk, but the people taking on this risky debt on behalf…
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Comment #6311327
Not to mention the fact that peasants typically worked from dawn to dusk.
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Comment #6307385
Charity tends not to elevate anyone to the working class. Most money ameliorates poverty temporarily, is spent on fundraising and bureaucracy, or is diverted (stolen).
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Comment #6307327
Robocars with shower, kitchenette, and bedroom would not be within the means of many homeless people. Edit for response: a robocar with all of these amenities would be an RV costin…
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Comment #6307281
If the Bay Area were the entire world, I would agree, but most of the country is very cheap.
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Comment #6307263
There is a part of the homeless population that will not stay in free housing, damages it when it's given to them, or is severely disruptive to neighbors, and refuses addiction tre…
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Comment #6307228
Some people are not currently worth hiring at any wage due to their attitudes, ability, addictions, or mental illness, let alone at a wage that would put them above the poverty lin…
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Comment #6294390
This isn't entirely accurate. The shrinking of the middle class is accounted for entirely by movement into the upper-middle (and higher) income classes, and what you say about the …
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Comment #6294282
Our society is structured that way, except for the "without going on welfare" stipulation. A sole breadwinner with a spouse and two children making $20k will receive another $10k i…
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Comment #6294174
Nearly a quarter of the US population was officially in poverty in the 1950s. Doing unskilled work as a sole breadwinner with multiple children has always pretty much meant you wou…
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Comment #6291531
Mayer chose to pose in a fashion magazine. She wasn't "treated" any way in this case.
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Comment #6291248
Can you go into more detail? It's hard to imagine how a test could be devised that wouldn't be gameable by giving answers that would be expected of a person with a normal personali…
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Comment #6284881
How do we know that girls study CS less due to misperceptions? The infographic is a collection of factoids, logical leaps, and prescriptions derived from those leaps.
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Comment #6279604
That doesn't pass the sniff test. Slaughtering a few thousand stunned pigs would be exhausting. Killing that many people who are trying to kill you? Not gonna happen.
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Comment #6278776
Why do you call them "dictators" instead of "royalty?"
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Comment #6278759
Ukraine had just suffered a forced famine (Holodomor) that killed millions.
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Comment #6277473
Crime victim surveys corroborate those figures.
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Comment #6274216
What about dumb people? Anti-dumb discrimination is rampant in Silicon Valley.
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Comment #6273745
What is the counterargument?
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Comment #6272981
The flip side of this is that the economy has been absolutely grim for young, inexperienced workers for several years. SV is a small bright spot for the Lost Generation; boomers sh…
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Comment #6272931
If they are, they're hurting themselves by overpaying for less valuable young workers.
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Comment #6272904
This. If irrational bias is undervaluing a class of workers, firms can gain an advantage by hiring those workers, ceteris paribus.
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Comment #6164131
He became vegan in 2011, after setting records.
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Comment #6156987
What makes the FAU better than other German unions?
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Comment #5598712
Check your math. If Apple made $100 on both a $400 item and an $800 item, the profit margin on the cheaper item would be twice that on the more expensive item.