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jimbofisher1

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    Comment #17567761

    Substantive argument? Care to point that out? Because to me it looks like he is claiming that inequality is unimportant because the poor now have cell phones and color TVs. Which i…

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    Comment #17567705

    Yeah I love the smell of shit in the morning and the used needles really add some spice.

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    Comment #17567679

    What character, the human shit and needles in the streets?

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    Comment #17567665

    Why you think giving what is basically unlimited power to an individual instead of a governing body that at least on paper is accountable to its citizens boggles the mind. Celebrit…

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    Comment #17567562

    Why don't you go find out how many articles they have written about inequality and tell me how the statistical power of their AB test looks. lol

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    Comment #17567550

    Respected by who, the Heritage Foundation? Why don't you make a pro-inequality argument? That seems to be the bold claim that requires evidence.

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    Comment #17567501

    You just have to take it to its extreme conclusion. A future with a handful of trillionaires and billions of destitute people entertained by electronics that cost pennies. Is this …

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    Comment #17566809

    Likely to cause the Bible thumpers to go insane, not sure I want to be there when that happens.

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    Comment #17566692

    This argument is just gross. "How dare those peasants complain about Jeff Bezos having $150 Billion. They just tweeted on their Iphones, look how well they live!" Just blatant Ayn …

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    Comment #17566648

    Yeah bro Buzzfeed is totally doing AB tests on Article Headlines about Income Inequality.

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    Comment #17566632

    No you're right, I blindly trust Jeff Bezos to do the best thing for humanity.

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    Comment #17550955

    Ah yes, I hear the trailer parks in East Palo Alto are lovely this time of year.

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    Comment #17545258

    Ah the Silicon Valley Oasis. "I will say there is more feces on the sidewalks than I’ve ever seen..." https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/SF-Mayor-Theres-more-f...

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    Comment #17544505

    This would go down as one of the worst A/B tests in history if that is the case, which I highly doubt.

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    Comment #17541582

    Marketing in particular is probably an issue, 1-2 signups a week probably means eyeballs are simply not getting to his page. If he's already dealing with Facebook he should probabl…

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    Comment #17519058

    How does that play out today because it is very lucrative to be smart in today's world. You don't get to work at FAANG or on Wall Street by pretending to be less intelligent than y…

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    Comment #17517504

    How is that any different from a CEO with long hours and high pay? No one is forcing this person to be a Heart Surgeon. They could do very well as a Suburban GP with basically 9-5 …

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    Comment #17517469

    Lifetime? Not sure what you mean. Given that the vast majority of Startups fail and any equity you were granted would be worthless and even those that do payout are usually just ge…

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    Comment #17517439

    You must be lost. OP made precisely that claim... >The average person spends almost exactly as much as they make as income rises.

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    Comment #17517311

    I think its extremely unlikely that there is any actual evolutionary process selecting for less intelligent people, in fact the opposite is probably more likely to be true. I'm not…

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    Comment #17507995

    Sure and I basically agree with that. But saying that the actual Average person is spending nearly 100% of any income gains is a pretty bold claim.

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    Comment #17507973

    Financial rewards? Like $2 Million for a house that costs 200k in the rest of the country? What savings! SV is fine if you never want to buy a home, start a family, live without ro…

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    Comment #17507612

    Even the most high power CEO in the world can take long extravagant vacations. Do you think he is crying because someone in Detroit can work part time and relax half the week? Your…

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    Comment #17507582

    Not that I disagree with the idea but do you have evidence that the average person is actually increasing spending every time they get a raise?

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    Comment #17507564

    Coops, I'm not familiar with any in the IT space, care to share?