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Comment #39157543
Yet most patented inventions are pretty obvious on how to copy without the need to look at the patent, same with this case. So we have no benefit of "open access to the mechanism" …
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Comment #29971623
It is a good thing to be encouraged to saving instead of spending. No one needs incentive to spend. You will spend if you have plenty to spend. Having a currency which gains in val…
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Comment #27473566
They can make this difference disappear by accepting bitcoin then.
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Comment #27234860
There's no "could be" here. Not wanting to go to jail is a subjective preference. That most people prefer the same thing, does not make value objective. If it did, Bitcoin would al…
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Comment #27234259
Value is always and everywhere a subjective phenomenon.
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Comment #26245253
Value is subjective. For me, Bitcoin has value because it can't be inflated, and I can carry it on my head over any country's frontier without governments harassing me because of i…
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Comment #25988879
Yes, that is my understanding. But I'm asking in the case of naked short, which is what is being defended as "superior system" in this thread.
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Comment #25988654
But it will make it more expensive than otherwise to raise capital. That can make or break any company.
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Comment #25988621
And what happens in the shareholder meeting? Would the previous majority shareholder group lose their majority even if they had sold no shares? Or would the new majority shareholde…
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Comment #24327549
Exactly. It is understandable that having an model of an observer can be useful to a brain. But how/why does that opens a window to an actual observer, and not just a model, is the…
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Comment #24326538
By inner experience, we mean that there's a subject which gets to have perception of such models. There's no need for such subject to exist. For example, most people assume that, s…
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Comment #24308351
Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. I am anarcho-capitalist, and I have no trouble being absolutist about freedom of speech inside one's own property. So there's that.
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Comment #24307429
There's nothing intrinsically superior to either SCOTUS or any group or organization's interpretation. I'm pretty sure you are able to interpret it as not allowing even in the wors…
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Comment #24306102
Is allowed under some interpretation of the first amendment. It is not allowed by the first amendement per se.
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Comment #23634928
I don't think the Brazilian government has this responsibility as it is the most at fault for Brazil's lacking free market. Maybe when it becomes a champion on that, removing barri…
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Comment #23406683
I'm not denying that it is harder to fake a death than to just order a hit. But if he had a dead man's switch, it could be worth the cost. And with how unusual the whole 'suicide' …
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Comment #22613479
I don't see what is the point of your criticism. Either the epistemological grounds of Austrian economics is correct or it is not. It should not matter what austrians feel about ce…
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Comment #22613465
You can predict trends, not laws, using large groups observation. Austrians would not deny that. Trends are not a useful tool for economic policy, are only good tools for entrepren…
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Comment #22607791
I may be way of my field here, but my understanding is that the whole point of the Austrian school is that human behavior is (purposeful, but) unpredictable. This is a testable cla…
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Comment #22345524
If you are expecting a currency crisis, the best asset to buy may be gold. And people having been buying it a lot lately.
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Comment #21094630
A functional government? Does this even exist?
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Comment #20840139
Privately owned courts do not have the institutional force of the state, their decision is as strong as their reputation.
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Comment #20621373
Only if the billionaires don't spend, invest or hold it in a bank. Any of the three, it will go back to the market and result in inflation.
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Comment #20274781
I make "no perfect market" or "perfect information" assumption. I am pretty confident that people will take stupid risks, as I am confident that people who want to be safe - buying…
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Comment #20274636
The other drug market has fewer people selling than otherwise, at a higher price (for the quality) than otherwise. I'm not sure how you are able to the opposite conclusion.