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danielahn
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Comment #24512841
Yes - and even from the government - consider McCarthyism or Hoover's FBI and the civil rights movement. This fear of saying the wrong thing seems to say a lot more about the expan…
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Comment #19352390
To emphasize the point on the value of signaling - I know plenty of people who actively avoid branded items that could easily fit into their budgets because they think it's ridicul…
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Comment #16876637
Yes - those El Salvadoreans - since they are born with only 3 fingers on each hand, they have a very difficult time using tools that were designed for people with 5 fingers on each…
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Comment #15358144
Did you read the article you posted? Actual tulip mania, as described in the article, is much more similar to what is happening in bitcoin than the mythologized tulip mania. Franti…
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Comment #15340796
Do you live in Quebec? Why do you get to decide what is reasonable for them? Personally, I have an issue if municipalities try to impose differential standards, but asking Uber to …
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Comment #15285492
Sorry for late reply! 20% is standard SPAC comp. Also yes, I apologize, you are right - they get 20% of the value of the SPAC, so if they buy 10% of a company, they are only gettin…
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Comment #15262598
SPACs issue units to their founders that will convert into approximately 20% ownership upon the successful completion of a deal
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Comment #15259826
Why not just ask Social Capital to invest out of their VC fund? The only difference is liquidity in public markets, and if that's all you want, why are you giving up 20% of the ups…
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Comment #15258299
For asset managers, the reason you form a SPAC is because you will get upside in the form of convertible warrants that will net you ~20% ownership, essentially for free (cost of yo…
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Comment #15248688
Misread your comment
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Comment #14619496
Could have used the entire second half which turned into a giant rant about the value of crypto-currencies to expound on how the concept works too
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Comment #13728237
Do you have a source on #4 by any chance?
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Comment #13611927
Why? The argument being made is that the workers should suck it up and accept the low pay and grueling working conditions because of the importance of the work Tesla is doing. If y…
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Comment #13610921
Do you have any 'good' sources on other complaints about working conditions? Honest question, quick google search gives me a number of results but nothing that seems to have meanin…
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Comment #13610702
> but at the same time what Tesla is doing is much bigger than the individual I don't think you really believe that - if you truly internalized this, then isn't the conclusion that…
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Comment #13553467
There's a link at the top of your linked site to an audio recording - maybe it was recently edited in
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Comment #13487036
I attended a public school in a Minneapolis / St. Paul suburb. Nothing particularly special about the school that I can recall today, although it was in a school district that incl…
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Comment #13467014
I generally agree - I think the net result is just no trade deals, not bilateral trade deals.
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Comment #13466460
Yes, but the funny end result of this is that bilateral trade deals will likely include similar or even more draconian restrictions w/r/t corporate sovereignty and IP laws as the p…
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Comment #13071753
Hating liberals isn't a protected class. Regardless, you are not refusing anyone service - you are not banning people from your platform, you are designating your platform as somet…
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Comment #12729382
Gotcha - thanks!
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Comment #12727465
Is this post satirical? I think I am being trolled, but at the risk of making myself look like a fool for falling for it: How is your reading comprehension this bad? 1. Your unders…
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Comment #10817791
Who better to surveil than those who may have access to state secrets, and are actively talking with representatives of other countries? Members of Congress should be at the top of…
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Comment #10577139
I am several steps removed from the industry but to my knowledge - There is still a regulatory approval process to be able to manufacture the drug - so the cost and time required t…
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Comment #10577041
There is no patent on the drug.