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l0ng1nu5
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Comment #48960029
They also see one of the most ridiculously overvalued stocks of all time and want to collect easy money.
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Comment #48873027
We'll block all of the night sky, deal with it.
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Comment #44792749
>All the incentives for stablecoin issuers are to invest at least some of their reserves in riskier assets to get higher returns. No. The GENIUS Act requires 100% reserve backing w…
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Comment #44633321
It boggles my mind that they gave police a legal avenue to take over accounts and modify data a few years later: The Surveillance Legislation Amendment (Identify and Disrupt) Act 2…
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Comment #44486210
What costs are you talking about? By just about every humanist and economic metric there are only benefits to decriminalisation.
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Comment #44478161
The only conclusion i can draw from all this insanity is that the powers that be want things to be this way.
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Comment #44470236
It was jack.
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Comment #44469852
Since you developed the system, I assume you're a billionaire then?
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Comment #44440410
Agreed but would also add the ability to prosecute anyone who writes something they don't like/agree with.
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Comment #44069074
This area is where I see riscv excelling ahead of current proprietary options. I don't think it can compete on speed in terms of general purpose computing at this point. The way I …
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Comment #44068967
Life imitates art imitates life.
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Comment #43852807
They can't do that or else the stock goes back to a sane p/e.
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Comment #43760281
Thanks for the response, I was kind of hoping it might have a bigger impact, perhaps in modelling of climate or weather.
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Comment #43758707
Didn't see this posted, wondering if anyone has an opinion as to the veracity and implications? Apologies if this is a duplicate.
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Comment #43264994
I said developed country which is a pretty major distinction. Maybe my definition is off but it appears to prescribe the printing of currency which is consistent with what we've se…
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Comment #43264183
The US since the GFC is probably the most obvious one. As I understand it, pretty much every developed country employed mmt practice in response to covid. Now we have (even more) r…
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Comment #43263781
> I prefer my economic takes from economists, or people who actually study these things. Keynesian economists and now mmt advocates are the reason that most of the productivity gai…
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Comment #42789298
>it's not like there's a chain of provenance, and there's no particular guarantee that whatever grade of pure drugs was sold on Silk Road is the same purity that ended up in people…
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Comment #42788449
>We tried that, it was called the opioid epidemic and Purdue was the pharmacist. Not really, this was a case of a private company deliberately pushing narcotics for profit without …
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Comment #42788324
Least amount of harm to both the individual and society as a whole whilst recognizing people's fundamental right to bodily autonomy.
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Comment #42787678
Touche, however there is plenty of evidence of people throughout history making this assertion, including MLK. He was trying to create a more just, egalitarian society. I don't und…
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Comment #42787364
The overwhelming majority of listings on the site were for personal use quantities.
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Comment #42787360
I haven't seen anything to suggest that anyone was harmed for leaving a bad review.
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Comment #42787316
As I recall weapons weren't permitted on the platform. The society didn't decide, the ruling class decided to use drug policy to attack their own citizens. History shows that prohi…