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boomchinolo78
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Comment #42117735
This is terribly sad! Almost satire
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Comment #42116990
I mean there are alternative models. Lee Kuan Yew from Singapore famously opposed the "helping the bottom kids at expense of the top ones". Is it really the right thing?
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Comment #42116913
>straight up threats because kids would learn things "they shouldn't be" What do you think is behind the threats? Do the teachers fear being replaced or is it coming from a differe…
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Comment #42053733
Until we see something like this, The company is liable for $10 per hacked user minus 100X the bounty spend for that year.
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Comment #42018712
Some are good but then think about it this way, most of them look forward to leveraging debt. Which easily puts them in a position, (with for ex. the current high interest rate env…
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Comment #41883195
The direction of genetic information flow. And yes, multiple cases of the Dogma not working that way. That's why it is, literally, "dogma"
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Comment #41883188
Some people took it to heart
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Comment #41768535
The direction of information flow
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Comment #41532794
It's a good rebranding. It was getting ridiculous 3.5, 4, 4.5,
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Comment #40648623
The FDA only cares about outright, immediately dangerous things. See how long they delayed with asbestos and thalidomide. Over long time frames, you are on your own
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Comment #38099981
Card is a permanent %2+ tax, how does it compare?
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Comment #38099952
In the US cash is more convenient for paying dinner. Instead of the awkward dance of check -> put card -> bring back -> tip. You just pay it with tip, can easily round up or down a…
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Comment #37155692
Current thought in political circles is the problem is the fertilizer, nitrogen must be reduced.
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Comment #36913934
Thank you! At this point we reapplied but left thinking, what if we had filed a motion? The main thing was they did not know how quick it would have reopened and I risked running o…
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Comment #36883465
Feyerabend, for one, but that's getting quite above you...
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Comment #36719063
Yeah, the way it's done in my country is the founder and his existing investors pool into a holding for the 51% which the founder controls. Then, they cannot sell around his back
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Comment #36719053
Sane people would say "I don't know you" and hang up.
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Comment #36719027
The CEO did not have 51%.
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Comment #36705134
I've seen small towns adopt cash only payments to curtail this. Why should the tax pay effectively a 2%+ tax on the economic activity of the town. Imagine a bunch of people living …
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Comment #36705121
Time to go bigger on metals and crypto
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Comment #36702949
This is analyzed in that classic economics text The Wealth of Nations, neither capitalists nor urban workers win this one.
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Comment #36635559
There are three components that get paid in business. Labor, capital and rent. Rent is low in construction as it is not tied to a particular location; you store the machines and to…
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Comment #36635497
Mexican construction workers, make usually the minimum wage. About 10 USD per day
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Comment #36635424
The form of iron "supplementation" universally added to flour in the US is little more than that. There's some theories that this impacts gut bacteria, particularly the ones associ…
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Comment #36620356
Also, AFAIK they don't add iron shavings to it