Youtube comments of Fox (@tomlxyz).

  1. Given that its virtually impossible for Germany to agree with this without opening the doors for other countries to do the same and that Poland's government is most likely aware of this I feel like this is just a political move, probably to take away attention from the politicians errors
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  2. What annoys me most is that more and more expensive brands are actually using cheap materials. So you don't even have that going for it anymore
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  3. Imagine if Putin spent all that money on improving Russia for the average person instead of waging a war
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  4. The Metaverse tries to recreate everything from reality that people try to escape from by going digital
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  5. Why do people call it quiet quitting? You're doing exactly what you're supposed to in your job
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  6. ​@etrestre9403your comment doesn't make sense in this context
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  7. Even if all offsets were backed by actually preventing a forest from getting cut down, you'll still add co2 to the atmosphere, ideally you just prevent it from getting double. Realistically they'll just cut a different forest down
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  8. ​ @gamerclan2277 the questions are supposed to be hard and the writers apparently know he'd struggle
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  9. Always suspicious when "successful" companies/individuals show off everything like money, famous people, etc but not their product. If it worked so well it would be the center of attention, like it is with legitimate companies
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  10. For me the fact that a guy in the luxury business can sell enough to become one of the richest on earth shows that theres a lot of things going wrong in the world. So much money spend on things that arent really doing anything for society
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  11. I've always saw philanthropy targeted to "random" individuals or groups critically. The most absurd being American Healthcare being "solved" by crowd funded high medical expenses, your life basically being at the mercy of gaining enough attraction
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  12. Literally
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  13. I can't believe the way Russia has acted so far towards Ukraine that some people still think that just giving in would bring peace to Ukraine
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  14. Given that she's in her thirties, "does she have any eggs left" gives me the vibes of "teenage girls are the most fertile"
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  15. You say it like this isn't legit news
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  16. I know that this video is a joke, but do such things acutally happen?
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  17. Even if it was safe, there's way too little water in the air so it'll be very energy expensive and thus far more expensive than just buying water
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  18. I have a feeling that such stupid subscriptions might work one day when younger generations no longer know how it used to be. Just like pay to win used to be frowned upon in gaming, its all normalized now
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  19. When reading the video title I expected "stolen life" to be figuratively, for some missing opportunity, not actual identity theft that leads to a stolen life in such literal meaning
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  20. But unlike gyms, people like seeing movies
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  21. Investors complain he was ignoring Tesla, now he makes a poll asking if he should leave Twitter just so it looks like he listened to people when it was his plan all along
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  22. Never forget that almost 100 % of these successful drop outs built quite a network that helped them succeed
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  23. So TLDR: Ireland is a tax heaven and props up its economy by things that don't happen in Ireland
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  24. Kinda upsetting that the UK usually say they can't do anything about business on those islands but now they suddenly can somehow
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  25. Rich people doing altruism is just PR in 95 % of the cases. Like that one company who spent 100x more on advertising that they donated money than the donation itself
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  26. I have OCD but I've never felt like there were consequences for not doing something, I just couldn't stop thinking about it until I did it
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  27. Yeah, no such thing as a silent h
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  28. What seems odd about the theory of being further away being better for development is that up to the middle age it didn't seem to be that way. Mesopotamia and later Rome were far more advanced than more Northern regions
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  29. Ur mom
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  30. "Global food crisis is threadening global overpopulation crisis"
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  31. Uber is the godfather of having a simple business idea with little operational overhead and still losing a lot of money
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  32. Seems like he only trashed them because he wasn't benefiting from it
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  33.  @AgusSimoncelli  but before and after it crashed. it's just all ups and downs
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  34. When the richest people in the country don't want to have the majority of their wealth in their own country you know things are going wrong
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  35. Let's smoke some soil
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  36. ​ @thepracticalblade9013  normally a functioning healthcare insurance system where everyone paid into before they got old would catch that burden. At least in my country that issue doesn't exist
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  37. Someone wearing a dress apparently is much worse than children getting violently attacked in the cross fire for those people
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  38. @Aquarium Gravel I don't know why you respond to a bot instead of reporting it
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  39.  @jeanzlarg6686  you should reconsider your life decisions
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  40. Imagine having 23k
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  41.  @magtovi  same with China
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  42. "I felt great" "I didn't have symptoms of breast cancer" Isn't it when those things change because of cancer you're already in a severe stage?
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  43. It's not gamble It's an investment! /s
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  44.  @gyxfyujb  bribing is illegal
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  45. The problem is that rewarding being fast creates an incentive to be as fast as possible on the measurable parts and ignore the hard to measure parts. Like maybe you're doing a lot of faster to complete work instead of making anything substantial or ignore long time effects that aren't accounted for. Plus there's things like burn outs from trying to get ever faster
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  46. It's a common thing to sue for 1 Dollar because you have to tell some amount in that case. Also the amount she could have gotten is not worth the reputation hit if she already has like 200 million net worth
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  47. Truth is that those are actually more expensive and digital screens are a saving measure. They need less hardware and can reuse software. They didn't sell it like tho, obviously
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  48. PHP is only fun at the beginning.
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  49. I'm not American and I have always found it wild that wildfires and hurricans keep destroying homes in the same regions but people seem to just keep building again in the same place and also not taking and preventative measures to reduce future damages
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  50. I think that's beecause of holding the camera so only one hand and also trying to show the cat with one hand
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  51. The thing that made me distrustful is that if they actually just backed Tether with USD they wouldn't be able to finance their operations
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  52. What I think is most horrific is that there are people who reject the best scientific proof when it's against something they believe in. These hypocrites even use science-developed technology to spread their delusions.
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  53. I'm wondering why I've never heard it come up in 9/11 conspiracy theories
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  54. Did the arab spring achieve anything than create more chaos?
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  55. The social security system in the US is so extremely ineffective for the amount of money that goes in Kinda similar to the health care and insurance system
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  56. This is one of the few channels on finance that doesn't try to be attention grabbing and uses research rather than using authority of "specialists"
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  57. They already gave the official reason that they're too young to vote. Of course they only said that after their plan of trying to get young voters to vote republicans failed. But I'm sure they'd even want to lower the voting age if they had supporters there
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  58. Nah, I can do all those with manual transmission
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  59. I'm glad they're not profitable, just imagine how much worse it would get if it just printed money
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  60. The point with charity is bullocks. Even if they can't take additional money as profit they have an incentive to keep the money pool big so they don't run out of money on future claims. The times you pay without getting anything back are used to fund other's insurance claims. That's just how insurance works
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  61. It's not that surprising. When big firms do it there's a lot of people behind it. When a few people make it big they won a game against big firms despite much lower manpower which raises the suspicion if everything was going right
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  62. Also having two holes in your vision because of blind spots would be quite annoying
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  63. No, with serfdom you're not allowed to leave. It is more like debt slavery where you work as much as possible to pay everything off
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  64. The social credit is more like a credit score than what all those memes make it out to be
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  65. "Everything was better in the old days."
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  66. I feel like Temu loses its edge after trying to become profitable, then it's just cheap crap that's too expensive with shipping
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  67. Who really benefits from that? Most users not being able to vote really makes polls useless
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  68. When listening to Putin's speech replace every mention of "nation", "people", etc with "my position as president" and it suddenly makes a lot of sense
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  69. Really wish Ackman won that one. Not for him but just so that Herbalife gets hurt and maybe set a record for that type of companies
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  70. ​@HornetLarry that's only because tinder isn't designed to find a life long Partner . If it was good at that people would use it for that but that would mean constantly losing customers
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  71. There's one difference: a fired CEO just goes to another company. A king getting removed from his post had a high chance of also getting his head removed. And even if not, they rarely got embraced by someone else with open arms.
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  72. Punish me daddy >~<
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  73. They just say that for legal reasons, doesn't mean they're not aware of younger people using it
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  74. A good portion of that is caused by France insisting on getting paid a lot of money for independence, which caused a lot of the state's income be used to just pay it off, which off course was very bad for their development
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  75. Somaliland isn't a typical case of a region wanting to break free of control. They're already de facto free of control. Their independence is mainly driven by wanting to keep stability, given that region is relatively stable compared to the rest of somalia, and any deal with Ethiopia that way could cause issues
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  76. ​ @huwpatt3817 you seem to not understood what the comment was about
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  77. Maybe it's in preparation to fight financial misinformation with a more "hands on" approach
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  78. A time when being salty was a good thing
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  79. The talk in the start sounds pretty much like the rhetorics used against jews by antisemitic people for the most part. I keep seeing this pattern that when it comes to Israel the same logic against Palestinians is used as was used by the nazi against the jews. Only violence being replaced by subversion and such
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  80. Haiti clearly didn't have the opportunity to start at the same level
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  81. BSW is such a strange party. It's like they watched too much conspiracy theories during lockdown
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  82. ​ @Razer5542  making it better would make people satisfied and leave earlier. They want to keep you not satisfied enough to leave
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  83. Reminder that increased productivity (and thus profitability) has far outpaced increases in wages. If that was passed on to workers instead of companies we'd easily cover the problem of people getting older
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  84. What i find weird is when subsidized food is exported
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  85.  @Medietos  5G is just like all other wireless technologies, none of which turned out to be dangerous
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  86. The one common theme about descriptions about what web 3 is that if it could be implemented successfully it would generate money for the owners. Now the problem is that no user wants to use web 3 because if the owners make money the users have to pay money all the while the current web is mostly free to use (sure often ad sponsored but if you had no money to spend you're not locked out). That's basically the same for like metaverse by Facebook, it's just so stacked against the user who all the while still has the old better types of virtual worlds available
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  87. No, we need public health care that funds it instead of depending of publicity and goodwill to be helped
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  88. ​ @corberus3119  you could also solve world hunger by focusing everything on food production and distribution. Then everyone is full but everything else is shit. We often forget to tell the AI "obvious" restrictions
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  89. ​ @Aman-oi3re you can't replace tropical trees cut down with trees that grow in a non tropical area. A tropical forest is far more active
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  90. ​ @tdylan  i feel like Tesla in total is insanely overvalued and the big players know it's mainly because Musk managed to convince enough people that it's worth so much, so they just try to keep him happy
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  91. Applies to many other Trump voters too like farmers and business owners who employ undocumented immigrants, thinking they can keep them despite Trump's hard anti immigrant stance. The mental dissonance is mind boggling
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  92. Low to no taxes is simply unsustainable
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  93. Genocide can also happen for other reasons than just to have a scapegoat. For example to prevent a secession of a region where a certain group is in the majority or when they're seen as a potential threat to stability of the status quo, although in that case assimilation attempts are also often used, particular if a country has many different ethnicities
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  94. Elon Musk would probably fall victim for it regularly
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  95. ​​ @zeissiez  why? Because we had Russian expansion go so far that it has Hungary under its control before with the Soviet union and it's in the Hungarian people's interest that Russia doesn't make Hungary a puppet state once again
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  96. I think the remoteness is more of an issue than the size. It makes import and export just too expensive. If it was just a country on a continent it might just keep going
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  97. Why does the one who makes the decision get better treatment than those who don't? That's why unionizing was pretty much always effective in getting better conditions because with a union you can just easily collectively stop working and put pressure on management
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  98. My assumption on why South America has so little wars is that all the violence is instead channeled into drug cartels fighting which isn't classified as war. As far as I know south America, despite having few wars, is one of the most dangerous continent to be
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  99. ​ @sirBrouwer  if we look at our more muscular ancestors it seems more like being so muscular was disadvantageous at some point. Our advancing hunting strategy probably made it so that having so much muscle to be just an unnecessary increase of required food
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  100. Marc Friedrich hat Interesse daran seine Produkte (Bücher und investmentfirma) neue Kunden durch Angst machen zu bekommen, da kann man ihn nicht ernst nehmen, auch wenn es was am Finanzsystem kritisieren gibt. Er würde ja nie daher kommen und sagen "ist doch nicht so schlimm"
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  101. Werent managers introduced, to - besides other things - shield the owners from the reaction of the decision making from the employees?
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  102. I think it was more about the horror of WW2 on the continent that made people dislike the idea of a strong military. Besides, the US usually fought on our behalf after WW2 so there was not really a need. But now with the war in Ukraine that all might just have been an illusion
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  103. Like allowing funding terrorists?
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  104. ​ @plica06 not necessarily true. I have heard of multiple stories where people were saving for a down payment but then when they made it, real estate got so much more expensive that they now needed a bigger down payment
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  105. Snowden didn't work for an agency directly, he was contracted
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  106.  @jdo8617  Not every. My country for example doesn't underfund dams or infrastructure in general. But there's this notion in the US that public funding is bad and that's really what's causing the problem. The general public would want this fixed but the moment taxes come up they object
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  107. That's usually how it is. Own media is always directly or indirectly under the influence of the government and can't be as critical of its own country as of others
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  108.  @Omnipotentmonkey  your comment is far from succinct
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  109. I also regularly get the notion that criticizing the Israeli government in any way means being antisemitic
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  110. ​ @scrumtrellecent  it doesn't seem like saving for a want but rather rationalizing an extraordinary expense.
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  111. He worked in an investment firm. Definitely not just working 9-5
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  112. Not with a liquid million tho
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  113. What's most insane is how little money they need to get to be influenced. If you're a billionaire you're not even feeling this "expense"
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  114. Not just other nations, poorer regions within China
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  115. It's annoying that some things can't be properly investigated because so many people make false claims that real instances aren't taken seriously
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  116. They didn't want to be treated like they're part of the EU, the British empire mindset is still around today, they wanted preferential treatment, even more so than they already got while in the EU compared to other member states
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  117. With 13 % that would double the money in 6 years, and if just half the people pull out then the whole money is gone
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  118.  @JudeMichaelPeterson  I work in a company who definitely doesn't have EO if I look at gender distribution, I've never had a problem with female managers
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  119. +hamsterdoom360 Why do we need stronger peanuts?
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  120. Elon Musk could never take criticism. I'm not suprised he doesn't stay true to being for free speech
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  121. Rich people do buy luxury brands but they are usually of a type where it is not obvious. Stealth wealth
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  122. ​ @rambysophistry1220 are you supposed to visit the website of any product before buying it? That's ridiculous. Putting a label on it is standard in many countries
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  123.  @secondthought2  Americans started protesting against the Vietnam War after the truth of the cruelty came out
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  124. Ironically it actually supports the statement that he made at that point. He has no experience there and did poorly because of it
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  125. Youtube isn't trying to censor for morality or whatever but trying to be advertiser friendly
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  126. "fake it til you make it"
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  127. It's not that weird. If you detach it from sociology and psychology and present it as hard science it's easier to justify the systemic flaws in capitalisms as natural and fighting against it being unreasonable
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  128. You have to make a lot of assumptions and extrapolations to come to any number, so it's far from a fact
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  129. I'm glad that this didn't work out. If it did they'd just squeeze out more profits by making housing prices rise even more than they already do, theoretically as much as possible if they did it "right"
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  130. ​ @rizkyadiyanto7922  is that why most on the list aren't western leaders?
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  131. I think it's rather the problem that unlike actual geniuses he didn't produce any work a genius would. So he either agrees he's not one or agrees he is one but has nothing to show for to prove it
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  132. Don't hope for flying cars, they're a bad idea. Just imagine the average driver and all the noisy traffic but now over your head and not bound to roads
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  133. Working harder often doesn't even give you more money
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  134.  @DevinDTV  Barbarians means uncivilized, less socially developed, morally inferior, etc. Doesn't mean one can't have capabilities because those might as well be stolen by the superior culture.
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  135. Russia, the bully who runs to the teacher if the victim fights back
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  136. Negative prices aren't exactly a good sign. If suppliers can't sell with profit they will scale down production, causing rising prices, just how it happened with oil.
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  137. Those late game players just have to be less lazy
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  138. No strategy can stay successful when it's widely known. Also for that reason no one would sell a successful method
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  139. "have not made the payments they were morally required to make" Why was that requirement not put into law to make it a legal requirement
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  140. ​​​ @hoiyaeyunhoiyaeyun7401  nah it's zoning first. Like in the US you can't buy denser housing around a city than single family home which drives up the prices like crazy. In Hong Kong the area that's allowed to be build on is too small. Places where that isn't the case have much lower housing costs. The second problem is that investors who build new homes started to focus more on luxury homes and ignore middle class homes so the increase of supply falls below the increase of demand, meaning higher prices. Also all types of contractors prefer the big luxury projects over middle class home work.
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  141. ​ @berndarndt9924 compared to other countries Brazil is losing trees fast
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  142. I wonder if he loses, then the coalition not getting anything together and the government failing and him just coming back
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  143. Satire is based on reality
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  144. They can, MLMs aren't illegal on its own, pyramid schemes are illegal but if Herbalife actually gets their products sold every once in a while it's not that easy to prove and I don't see obvious signs that Herbalife could be accused of it in front of a court
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  145. I don't think it's age but experience. Older people just happen to grow up in an environment where it was unlikely that 20 random strangers lied right into their face. To show it's related to experience you just have to look at the other end of the age spectrum: children. They regularly believe all sorts of things people say on the internet, they just don't have much money to get scammed out of
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  146.  @harleydavo1099  no, it's about a totalitarian state, which can be left or right or of any ideology really, just not leaving much room for disagreement. You could also have a totalitarian theocracy or eugenics inspired mediocrity. Mussolini, who said that quote was right wing and his party is where the term fascism came from
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  147. ​ @waganawawa i feel like we've been past peak nonsense by now
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  148. I feel like there's so much revolution going on that nothing ever gets done
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  149. ​ @badluck5647  the basic laws (which were also mentioned in the video) serve that role basically
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  150. Killing drug traffickers will only create a situation where the worst ones survive.
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  151. Marriage is not about being happy or successful in a lot of eastern countries. It's how it's supposed to be and if you're not married you're basically a loser
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  152. ​ @kaktus_sanchez  China and Russia are also acting imperial. US also staying involved is keeping a balance
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  153. ​ @javiersantos4385  it's a stupid comparison but yes, there were many racists back then that didn't like the Nazis. Just liking guns won't make you like everyone who also likes guns
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  154. The Metaverse is late to the party and it seems like a more commercialized and thus worse user experience than already existing virtual realities. It can only succeed if they can somehow convince people that it's the right one. But I don't really believe it because social media got big because you could always do it on the side but VR requires full immersion and I don't see that being everyone's thing
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  155. ​ @grimaffiliations3671  he said that high turn out can be a sign for good health in a democracy BUT that it also can mean change, here the but implies that it's not like the part before the but
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  156.  @clray123  ah yes, because before Covid housing was totally affordable
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  157. Both North and South Korea are dystopian in different ways
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  158. It's because he is already voted in and now they can show their true self
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  159. Being high rank officially isn't necessary desirable, intelligent people could go somewhere else more useful
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  160. It's strange how often economic numbers often point to the US performing better than the EU but given that most of that growth ends up at the rich, living standards still tend to be better than in the US (healthcare etc)
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  161. The fact that he fails so hard at pretending to be a good guy makes me feel like he's so far from it that he doesn't even know how that is
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  162. I remember being a kid, seeing him on German TV in ads for confectionery, now he's the mayor of the capital of a country in war. Times truly have changed
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  163. Britain politicians has always been shifting the blame to the EU about laws they themselves support, sometimes even about laws that are made only in Britain and have no connection with other countries
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  164. While I don't think that he's in financial trouble just earning a lot doesn't mean that one can't be in financial trouble. You can always spend more than you earn no matter how much you earn
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  165. This isn't self harm. It's bringing rationality into this type of content
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  166. I'm annoyed it's still called AI when it doesn't understand anything
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  167. Why? Ponzi did it way better getting even those who were supposed to investigate him to start investing in him
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  168. They elected him because they thought he wouldn't do what he promised - unless it benefits them. Completely detached from reality
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  169. Now I'm wondering why the world miscalculated so much
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  170. It's not even the work, it's the idea that's the problem. No amount of work can fix that
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  171. ​ @Dotalol123  if they do join it'll take many years before it actually happens
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  172. They've been quite unlucky. Exactly when they gained power they've had to do what goes against their ideals
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  173. "Reduce spending": That's one of those things that's the right thing to do as an individual in a economic downturn but makes things much worse if everyone does it
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  174. Gold, right?
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  175. I find it hard to believe that will happen with the current set of judges
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  176. Subsidized by the government? Using what funds? Taxes on underpaid workers?
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  177. Those exist?
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  178.  @tomgjgj  yeah but that's kind of a justification to attack but doesn't mean he really thought that's how Ukrainians would react
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  179. I can't see how musk has much of a heart. Every time he offered help it was self beneficial
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  180. obviously, if you call it a "social experiment" it frees you of all liabilities
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  181. My question would be why even think the internet should fix democracy? Democracy isn't just about free speech and information, both of which we've already had before, but having the right social structures in place and a population who is for democracy. The internet on its self doesn't do anything to prevent the same problems occurring within itself that caused problems for democracy before it existed
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  182.  @JesseJames-vc2bm  yes it does. While both are pretty pro coporations, Republicans are worse. And besides that, at least Democrats let you have a lot more personal freedoms
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  183. ​ @dinte215 your comment isn't supported by the reaction of Africa
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  184.  @Pflunze  Russia has cheaper production and labor cost so their billions gets them way more. Russia has ten times the amount of active soldiers and tanks compared to Germany
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  185. Do people camp at places that can be reached with this vehicle?
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  186. There's a reason why these gambling companies can afford so many sponsorships
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  187. "I wish bro" still cracks me up
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  188. 1:50 Austria didn't buddy up with Hungary. They already controlled the territory but with increasing nationalism combined with the fact that the Austrian empire was multi ethnic and thus nationalism was a driving force to rip it apart and to prevent that they gave more autonomy to Hungary for self governance for internal affairs.
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  189. Stay classy
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  190. Haven't read any comment that things that
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  191. For me the experience always sounded like booking in a big hotel surrounded by sea but rarely leaving it. How's that enjoyable?
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  192. The red flag is the high reward for affiliates
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  193. The tech industry heavily benefits in lose data privacy laws, which the US has while the EU is quite strong on it, so I'm a way it's a symptom of a that to some degree
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  194. I've often seen Jack being represented as a central figure of Twitter but everything that I've heard of him personally didn't fit that role but this video clears that up: He just made that up
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  195. He seems to think of crypto like conventional currency even tho crypto is used more like speculative stocks
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  196. Wilson being the only reason not to
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  197. "If something is free you're the product" But it seems increasingly that one becomes the product even tho having paid
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  198. But what's the general story for the "special military operation" then? "We had to invade in defense but failed to do so?"
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  199. It seems to me after hearing stories and news over the years that in the US the houses were usually just rebuild without any significant modifications for future catastrophes. Also i feel like some risky areas should just be depopulated unless the people are willing to deal with the burden themselves
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  200. ​ @bestaround3323  someone who doesn't understand probability
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  201. He said he wanted to mimick the house living experience, so those would fit
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  202. It's pretty good at enforcing many rules but you don't hear about it because things working isn't newsworthy
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  203. Shouldn't you short it then to even out the dumbness?
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  204. Gucci etc is essentially cheaply made trash too, so not much different They regularly throw a lot of it away after trying to switch to something new to sell
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  205. better question: how nvidia even got to trillions
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  206. I've recently heard the idea that going for something scammy in hope of it paying big, like turning potentially not getting scammed being gambling
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  207. To me it seems like it's best at writing boiler plate style code, which shouldn't exist in the first place in a good design
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  208. I dunno, he doesn't seem scary at all to me
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  209. I feel like this is a general trend for anything now. Things branded luxury and being expensive but actually being cheaply made trash
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  210. He's also able to cause a nuclear meltdown in a test vehicle without any radioactive elements
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  211. ​ @ernstschmidt4725  no
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  212.  @Bonanzaking  1 penny is 1 penny. 100 pennies are a dollar. What's your statement supposed to prove
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  213.  @Annou7la  Normally the response to people constantly breaking the law wouldn't be to legalize the practise
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  214. ​ @serkandevel7828  "we promise we won't save any of it ;)"
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  215. It was just rented
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  216. So far every very rich person story I've heard from back then: not doing something new or better, just undercutting competition until you have a quasi monopoly
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  217. The prices the farmers receive have been steadily declining and many have to be forced to either give up or scale up to stay profitable
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  218. The cost of doing business. Fines in general kinda are the poor person's punishment, rich people just pay it off while poor people might get into long term struggle because of it
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  219. That plus indirectly defunding schools who teach those things
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  220. ​ @ShadowMoon878 you know not all in front of the crime court are guilty?
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  221. Being a fisherman at sea is anything but relaxing, especially back then when many things weren't understood yet
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  222. He's clearly salty that he didn't get in on it with AI, like when he demanded a 6 month stop on AI development to probably get own progress at Tesla to catch up
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  223.  @hendrikheim5665  but most of the things that people buy aren't graphic cards but regular things like food, housing, etc. so PPP is relevant for most cases
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  224. Presenting to the emergency room with a low presence of food
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  225. Isn't this more of an illumination problem? It's generally harder to build camaras that can distinguish darker things. That has nothing to do with the races.
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  226. Can't expect much from fifa when they accepted Qatar
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  227. That's just because it found such content written by humans. Currently AI is more like a child who repeats what adults said without questioning it
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  228. Silicone valley has always been about innovation and disruption. Things like actually being better, more efficient or even working are secondary.
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  229. After 273 years inflation would eat away most of the one billion dollars even if you didn't spend any of it
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  230. ​​ @chillphil967 Ireland is in the trading zone of the EU and has very low taxes in the EU. So for operations in the EU it's better to do it from Ireland than to do it from outside the EU. Offshore holdings are to hide wealth, but you can't operate a business from there because then it would be obvious who's behind it
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  231. With so many institutional investors and money from the conventional rich, Bitcoin is becoming more and more what it promised to be the opposition to
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  232. That would require some extremely sophisticated detection system since it's such a tiny object in such a vast space and still would need to be identified as being different from other vast number of things flying around
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  233. It is true tho. They deliver you the ingredients which you could just buy at the grocery store. Add in a cook book and they offer nothing more
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  234. Good to see that something is finally done about all those shady crypto practices
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  235.  @piZZa4everRulz  you can't really just compare income by number. A lot of things are more affordable in Europe because it's more regulated and it's also harder to wreck your life financially if some incident happens. About unemployment: It's often vilified but in reality just trying to get everyone employed for employment sake isn't necessarily good for the economy as a whole
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  236. To alleviate this problem I'll start a consulting firm to consult companies on which consultant is the right for them. Not having any experience about it doesn't seem to be too much of a problem anyway
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  237. Nah, mercantilism was about maximizing export and minimizing import. More colonies = more export. They didn't just take land so others couldn't. What this aims to do in the end is increasing the amount of gold, etc in one's country. If you look that much on import and export you might lose sight on the ineffeciencies inside your country because that doesn't play into that
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  238. The fact that they spend more on "stability" than national defense is pretty disturbing but at the same time gives hope that there's gonna be a point where they can't suppress anymore
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  239. How to loose 20 billion: Step 1: have 20 billion
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  240. I think the way all was phrased is enough to not get sued successfully. The main points listed are not the profits and the profit is a maybe.
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  241.  @johnmorgan8127  if it was so easy everyone would be a millionaire
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  242. I think they just got desperate and hoped it would work long enough
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  243. For me 2015 does feel like that long ago
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  244. Saying he's not German is technically correct from a legal entity standpoint but people back then did have a common identity and Austria and Germany probably would have merged post ww1 if it wasn't disallowed by the winning powers
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  245. "Almost no one even saw it coming" Seriously? The people most involved in it were very aware of it and just went along
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  246. I don't think he'll get that much attacks to others who make content on questioning such things because even on his criticism he's quite balanced, not painting doom and gloom
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  247. That's why I moved so it's only 10 minutes
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  248. I feel like Facebook is a company that doesn't really created anything benefiting society.
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  249. ​ @lokitkeel934 i don't think there's enough people of that category that Apple likes for number of customers
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  250.  @Minecraftian2345432  funding the government and public infrastructure through oil is essentially just giving universal hand outs and it creates an unsustainable economy that's unable to be self reliant
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  251. Bubbles always existed since capital markets existed, 1900 for example railroads companies were all the rage
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  252.  @JoseRodriguez-ey7ju  I don't think that type of wealth counts like that, it can't be liquidated
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  253. Nah, most luxury nowadays is trash quality
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  254. Er hat einen Doktor in Betrügerei gemacht
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  255. Would at least been better than a commercial real estate investor
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  256. Usually they start giving courses on these when they no longer are profitable and instead profit off making courses on it
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  257. You can kinda see the opposite now with the internet: people getting mad and arguing back and forth quickly because there's no cool down period
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  258. One fundamental problem with NFTs always was that no one actually was interested in the product behind it, unlike with comic books. Another problem being that it has no legal meaning, so nothing actually worth owning was ever tied to NFTs
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  259. California is the top dog when it comes to GDP per capita without being a tax heaven
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  260. ​ @metalsnake869  thing is, with the current age demographics just increasing birthrates now is too late, it'll take over two decades until a decision to have a baby turn into a fully productive member of society
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  261.  @damienmc9973  I'm aware they do employ people but it comes no where close to generating that much additional GDP. And whatever they do is irrelevant, the question is if they dodge higher taxes somewhere else that way. Purely from an operational standpoint it makes no sense to do it all in Ireland, a more central location in Europe would make more sense for that. And no, they can't follow the Irish model. If everyone lowers their taxes then no place is more attractive anymore and they'll just stay where it's more convenient
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  262. I find it funny that a good portion of "advice" boils down to "buy low, sell high" like the rest is obvious
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  263.  @Kipplz  Faking confidence to get real confidence? That's one of the rare cases where it can work out
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  264. That probably wasn't the original title
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  265. ​ @NewBeginnings413  since then. Before that Ukraine couldn't make autonomous decisions
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  266. If you have little knowledge on technology and/or healthcare, maybe even being suspicious of modern medicine, then it's not that hard to fall for it
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  267. That still counts as wanting back since getting their whole family out is unrealistic
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  268.  @jamirimaj6880  I think OP just made a vacation and someone else tried to make them do what's talked about in the video
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  269. To me it seems like a classical example of an African ruler trying to undo colonialism but going at it irrationally. For example taking farms away from white experienced farmers to black people who didn't farm before and didn't know how neither got educated how to, causing them to having to import food because of crop failure. I can understand anti Europeanism but often they just oppose anything that the European brought without considering if some of it is beneficial
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  270. A lot of the video wasn't necessary imo
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  271. They didn't manage it, it was foreign investors inflating the GDP beforehand and then undoing it by leaving
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  272. Buy when you're high and sell when your life reached a low point
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  273. If it drops that much in value there's some serious issue that probably won't let you live there anymore
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  274. Ich hab mir wirecard mal angeschaut als noch der hype da war und hab nie so wirklich verstanden inwiefern sie konkret innovativ sind sodass sie gegen die Konkurrenz langfristig was haben. Gab viele buzzwords aber irgendwie nie was konkretes. Hab dann deshalb auch nicht darin investiert
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  275. A while before the topic of conscription came up I was watching a documentary on Russians in Georgia and some Georgians were concerned about Russians who go there because the more there are the more Putin would gave an excuse to do something in Georgia to "protect" ethnic Russian
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  276.  @LifesPeachy321  wasn't it the judges, lawyers etc that were the ones that prevented him getting charged?
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  277. I can relate to that on just some different level somehow
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  278. ​ @ThecRL0  yeah, turkey got in and never caused any issues for its members /s
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  279. I doubt there will be an extinction. If this keeps going this direction eventually there will be so few people and so much land that everything becomes more affordable.
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  280. Is it useful, used and usable infrastructure?
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  281.  @Kharmatos13  I don't know, when you're young you can still do all things and if you delay that gratification you might end to feeling like you haven't lived and are too old to do a lot of things you didn't do when younger
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  282. ​ @user-sy9ev8hh5k that's so dang ignorant. Learn some history. Dictators got regularly overthrown by the people immediately below them. Every dictator relies on a good portion of people being loyal and has to have some way to get that
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  283. This still makes it more expensive for Russia to import these parts
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  284. ​ @wilkinscoffee4228 especially they're better at spreading it since they're more self aware
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  285. ​ @SoulDelSol  the 10 % claim is more related to only having 10 % of the brain active at any time, not only understanding what 10 % does. When in reality all neurons firing at the same time would just be a major seizure
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  286. ​ @0xCAFEF00D  what if this comment wasn't a joke
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  287. I honestly never paid attention to it and thought it was just some random brand name for overpriced water
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  288. It also rewards publishing many papers even if they don't really add much or anything at all for scientific progress instead of making fewer but more meaningful experiments. So we have lying + thinning out the meaning of geniue studies
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  289. With a declining population you get the problem that there's too few people who do the work, increasing prices of daily needs
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  290. ​ @Metrion77 I've never seen someone say it's Musk getting political which made him unpopular. To me it seems the other way round: he got more political when the hype around him died down, then he tried getting attention by saying political things
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  291. Where do people think the government has our best interests in mind?
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  292.  @omry77  that's just a lie to justify it because there's no valid reason
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  293. Historically speaking being overweight was only target of ridicule if the general population was well fed, so for most of the history being a bit on the heavier side was more a sign of being healthy. If the north Koreans aren't well fed either...
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  294. You still got 0 years to go!
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  295. Turns out that all these years we forgot to tell kids that drugs are bad
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  296. Patrick Boyle, a hip hop commentor covered this earlier
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  297.  @angelr194  Why should it be hard? Purchases of real estate has to go through official government controlled channels, asking for proof of not being a fund wouldnt be that much work
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  298.  @apple20sara89  There's a lot of questionable spending of the US government but the one you choose to point out is a relatively small one?
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  299. there was a un resolution food human right which most countries signed, except a few, including the US
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  300. Wouldn't such an operation naturally attract the wrong people?
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  301. ​ @taiyoqun that way you don't need to admit failure and actually can feel better than other people who are obviously wrong
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  302. Because they often claim that racism exists in places where it clearly doesn't. Just like in this case.
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  303. ​​ @thomaskalbfus2005 you're already assuming the government will fail at its job, that's classic rhetoric. Privately owned companies of course won't fail to deliver, that never happened. We've had human societies for thousands of years that weren't capitalist but suddenly capitalism is the only thing that works
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  304. If i remove all my knowledge about physics that sounds reasonable
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  305. The richest people dont have that type of income that gets taxed for social security anyways. They just get capitals gains tax, and even then often avoid paying that
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  306. Video shut down
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  307. Ikr? Most rich people got no creativity
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  308. I think it has to be with intent. Otherwise you can also sue: farmers (them planting different plants), construction companies, etc because altering the soil and what's on it changes the weather too
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  309. The fact that his name is so popular to refer to a category of scams is nothing more than a sign in how big he failed in what he tried
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  310. I wouldn't say he listens about public opinion but that he cares about it. If he can make a change that improves public opinion without going against his greater plans he'll do it but not otherwise
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  311. "[...] assigned to a church in Las Vegas" seems so perfect to describe him
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  312. Why are they adding up both renovation cost and the deposit? You'd only have to pay either
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  313. Best question: "What's stopping them to go down now?" (without union)
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  314. she?
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  315. Have you watched the video?
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  316. I know it's a joke but they actually have really long skits
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  317. ​ @Aenahea  yeah, screw having morals and principles, and also screw having a good public image
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  318.  @CATmetchu  You don't need NFTs to achieve any of that. Copyright already exists and if you as an artist want to keep earning you gotta license it in some way instead of handing over exclusive ownership. And it has the benefit of not just getting as easily stolen and in case of trouble you got the law on your side
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  319. Hitler had different architecture preferences
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  320. It's not a facade, it just is separated because of regulations, otherwise they'd just do it on their own
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  321.  @B0ssguy  I've heard of Jewish people getting that treatment when they're not supporting modern day Israel. If not even Jews can't criticize Israel then that creates a very divided environment
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  322. Yeah and about 70 % of day traders got no profits at all
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  323. I'm from Austria and I find it really stupid that people voted to keep the draft in 2013. I heard a lof of men say someting like "I had to do it and they should too"
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  324. In politics the one pretending to be the victim/persecuted are usually the ones suppressing the most
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  325. ​ @tyeealpha  including such a clip doesn't automatically make it non credible. Patrick Boyle regularly has jokes while still giving deep financial knowledge
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  326.  @hammer3721  Then explain who the treachery is against? Being pro EU does that how exactly?
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  327. You don't know how much they earn already
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  328. Ceausescu is one those dictators where you wonder how can someone be a dictator for so long while being so goofy
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  329. people want to learn about finances online. some will always end up with these or similiar type of people
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  330. Comoro under French rule wasn't the same as loving in France
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  331. After all, home prices would never go down. Right?
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  332. I still feel like it. I'm not sure what's getting parodied here
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  333. I don't think them having the same default rate for customers means their AI doesn't work. It might just be that they aim for the same risk given their additional information
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  334. I think getting paid by billionaires is a bigger issue than being a millionaire
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  335. He was involved in many shady things
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  336. They promised single digit returns, which while high won't make you rich unless you put the maximum in
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  337. They got the plans and are still unable to build it
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  338.  @Minecraftian2345432  You can go back to tax levels before 1900 but then you're gonna have the living standards of that time. All of the comforts of today rest on the fundament of what the government finances through taxes. Heavy tax cuts require heavy cuts on these. And privatization doesn't change anything, it still would need to be paid, although given that the government is much bigger than any company it can operate those things much more efficiently on scale than a company, which if it was that big would be a monopoly which in contrast to the government the public would have no say in in how it operates
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  339. ​ @human6826  Nope
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  340. They're so cheap they don't bother to have different models
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  341. Given how much trash floats around in the ocean it's not unlikely that actually has happened
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  342. For them minding their own business=not having to deal with anyone who's different
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  343. Couldn't care less* "I could care less" means you care at least a little bit and, well, could care less than that
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  344. Isn't the "new doctors hi into low risk high reward practice" the rhetorics used by existing doctors who oppose increasing the amount of newly admitted students to meds schools?
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  345. If you cheat on a test it means that you lack the required knowledge/skill and you don't deserve an A.
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  346. Gabriel Craig No.
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  347. @TheRealOJ32 for the latter it takes more for them to stop, so they're worse
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  348. ​ @TESkyrimizer there's a good chance that if housing prices go down far enough that you won't have the job anymore that could afford that now lower price. Just look back at 2008
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  349. Poor people can't afford much of it, it's more like middle class people and they do seem getting squeezed
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  350. To get the full experience you'd need to work for an industry with no union at all. Unions in an industry usually also benefit employees without union since they need to compete with the better conditions created by unions
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  351. The output is often so generic and one fear of mine is that everything in the future will be even more generic
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  352. They mistook narcicism with thinking they are smart visionaries
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  353. Response videos tend to naturally have less views. Besides that, people who want more acurate content usually wouldnt have watched Kraut in the first place and have no need to then watch this video
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  354.  @itisdone9276  currencies are backed by the economies they're used in as well as the need for them to pay taxes. Everything has its worth in supply and demand. Gold isn't backed by anything either in the sense you're speaking of and historically had seen cases of inflation when suddenly a lot of additional gold came in
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  355. Meanwhile there's more people who tried that and failed
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  356. The most interesting part I found in this is that after having heard about all the complaints about money not being backed by gold anymore being bad the society where money was literally made from gold ended up trusting it less than notes backed by gold in the form of coins because of the clipping issue. Also generally interesting to see how we see money today isn't a given
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  357. An increasing GDP per capita doesn't automatically translate to higher living standards. You have to take income/wealth distribution into account as well as cost of living and Japan has a very high cost of living
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  358.  @GOAT_GOATERSON  it's enough to make all countries on earth upset
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  359.  @lucathesadman  I don't understand your reasoning at all. The lives of animals don't impact one self day to day? What kind of reasoning is that? Most people's lives don't impact me either, so should I be for taking away their human rights if it benefits me?
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  360. Unfortunately non-conformity is also death.
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  361. ***** Deflation is never a good idea, especially not if you have a lot of debt.
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  362. "The year is 2017" L i e s
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  363. It's currently also only good in combination with a user who's also good in that area
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  364. Conservatives wanna say they're not doing the right job or not trying enough
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  365. But can they tell you how to get 3 digit gains within a year? I don't think so. Boring. Let's get that money quick 💯
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  366. It was really a strange mix of trying to look enthusiastic for a hug and then try to avoid physical contact
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  367. It was pretty reckless tho with more luck than rationality
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  368. Given that leveraged investment in China is common we can pretty much assume it's all leveraged
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  369.  @lordkiwi355  influenced people who were prone to that exact type of message
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  370. Were the 4 million he tried to pay in taxes in today's money or 4 million back then?
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  371. Because Florida man lives there
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  372. Well in a way it's a non organized pyramid scheme
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  373. I've always wondered how true that is. Sure, if you have someone gullible. But if you have someone sceptical?
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  374. Exactly. It was meant to be about right wing book bans only, not just any book
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  375. Can we really say it's gonna reduce traffic? As far as I know every time a road with regular traffic jam is expanded the load just increases again to cause traffic jams eventually
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  376. That pie chart is so accurate.
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  377. But Napoleon was at the top, in that analogy Putin would be the one in exile
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  378. They're such opportunists that they don't realize they're doomed from the start
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  379. If you're doing it right sponsors are afraid. But they're also afraid if you do something completely wrong. Not saying he's a bad one but I don't want people to make that general conclusion in the wrong direction
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  380. Als Verkehrsminister hat man nicht viel zu sagen, aber Korruption kann profitabel sein
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  381.  @jcrowley1985  truth is, the frogs were gay from the start
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  382. The Jehovas witness might want to leave
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  383.  @jimbraatz4514  they beat napoleon by keep running away
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  384. To sum up: all that are most likely to criticise
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  385. I mean feudalism often involved no money at all
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  386. But he did talk about those who were actively sold and even with the hottest market three big firms only add up to a minority.
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  387.  @laserbeam002  hard times show how deep the love/care about each other actually is. If both are on the same page and act accordingly it shouldn't cause friction between them, especially because being together usually is cheaper per person than on your own
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  388. I don't think so. Fighting against anti-woke has more been about fighting against meaningless rethorics instead of actually getting things done. It's a distraction tactic that prevents actually looking into the problems and instead of getting progress
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  389. One thing that's suspicious is how similar the content is to Wikipedia content
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  390. Time to get rid of him too
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  391. You also got the fish
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  392. Car dealers always seem extra sleezy
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  393. "let that sink in" Elon always behind with the memes
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  394. The US seems to peek at making politics polarize around topics about other people's choices that don't affect them but ignore all the systematic issue but blame the individual for those instead
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  395. The thing is that a good drink isn't necessarily a drink that makes you a lot of money. Nowadays a lot of demand is created by everything but the product itself (lifestyle etc)
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  396. That upbeat music to a financial collapse
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  397. ​ @sirensong1984  send proof that your DNA matches what you claim that you are
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  398. So we shouldn't try to prosecute people for what they've done in the past?
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  399. ​ @ameyskulkarni also, there's no high, only chasing for one
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  400. If crypto gets heavily regulated it's losing a major justification for its existence. Any regulation would be enforced by a central authority in the supposedly decentralized crypto
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  401. Even if it is magical, why cant it just be put on the smart phone instead
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  402. The actors the onion had were better than some movies
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  403. but she is a Physicist?
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  404. Question is how many wrong things that man said that didn't get much attention because of it
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  405. AWS is basically subsidizing the rest of Amazon. There have been many calls to split of the way more profitable AWS from Amazon by investors
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  406. I feel like you can take any company suddenly failing, any economic downturn, etc and find someone who "predicted" it but that doesn't necessarily mean they actually knew it. There are so many people making predictions that some just happen to be right, just as much as someone will win the lottery. The only way to prove one knew is to either check how many other of that person's predictions came right or how well the method used for the prediction works for other cases, both booms and busts
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  407. Maybe he took out loans against future salaries and is now technically broke
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  408. That's funny
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  409. ​@MSD Group at least you can't blame him for sending citizens to die in a needless war or throwing critics in jail
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  410. average bigot behaviour
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  411. I thought they're gonna acknowledge it as it becomes more obvious. But they just ended up calling it conspiracy theories
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  412. Thing is it says how much is in the package on the package
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  413. I find it interesting that the first female politicians in high places tend to be from conservative or right wing parties
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  414. ​ @sourcejosh i feel like you see yourself between republican and democrats which isn't centrist
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  415. Crypto is at a point where many go for it even if they know it's a scam, they just hope they're not the losers
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  416. Holdomor was intentionally created, the Irish famine was the result of laissez faire. The UK in general treated pretty much all poor people very badly at the time, including the British
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  417. Always give 110 %
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  418. ​ @simp2234 one day you become broke because you can not put in more money into the mlm
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  419. Here it's about production, not buying
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  420. It's been going down for a while but now has reached the point where working a lot is not even enough to cover the basic necessities for many, and people also learned that just working hard won't mean earning more
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  421. He's a narcissist who often doesn't think much because he's too sure about himself
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  422. I feel like that could also easily backfire
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  423.  @andrewmcdermott2394  yet these people are who move the market. No price move without trade and investment
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  424. I didn't think about them not wanting to join military service in this context. Theoretically if they keep growing as a population but don't participate in the military wouldn't that eventually weaken the military?
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  425. I don't think it's possible to achieve that effect with a mask. Something has to absorb the voice
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  426. If you read the Bible God created the rainbow. Guess he's gone woke too now
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  427. Nah, those are fucked in a different way
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  428. All I could find was that the deficit is around 3 % but that's lower than the deficit of the US or the UK that year
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  429. ​ @hachimakihoshino4832 it didn't collapse, its government got overthrown but for the most part it stayed intact
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  430. Ne ne, der will dass du angst bekommst und zu ihm gehst, der investiert nämlich für andere leute. Im Grunde ist das ganze ein Verkaufgespräch für seine Produkte
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  431. ​ @MeowyMcMeowface that was back when using the internet required some knowledge, which meant either learning or getting filtered out. Nowadays even young children have easy access to the internet
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  432. Well, Bitcoins legitimacy is mostly independent from Binance
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  433. I feel like all those self made millionaire stories start with already earning a ton of money being employed by someone but it's displayed as if it came all from being good entrepreneurs themselves. Same with investors I see on here. Not really a strategy anyone could use
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  434. Most finance channels are untrustworthy opportunists. You can see that by then jumping on the newest trend regardless of whether it's a smart investment idea
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  435. Isn't regulations the antithesis to crypto? Besides, what has crypto actually achieved besides speculation and criminal transactions? The legal transaction for non speculative purposes are virtual non-existent
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  436. ​ @oldskoolmusicnostalgia  just like the US economy is doing relatively well atm on paper but the average citizens are struggling
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  437.  @panzerveps  "pretty quickly but takes some time"
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  438. Especially nowadays, they can only rob a relatively tiny amount, so it's not worth to risk all and just make it a cost of doing business
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  439. It's like turning down a lottery ticket when you're not sure if it'll win. Past returns don't mean future returns
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  440. ​ @WHATISUTUBE usually they were held by the dictator or family members, not the government. If it's owned by the government someone else can just come in and take over
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  441. I wonder why he was trusted to have access to the account
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  442.  @jeno427  That's so retarded if it's true. Could spend time with what you like instead of spending time on a "loser" how you can him
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  443. Not gifted to them, the US military not leaving earlier only postponed the inevitable
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  444. I've always found it weird to plant trees instead of trying to reduce deforestation that destroys way more and needs a long time to grow back as it was
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  445. Also, the main purpose of the SEC is to supervise the trading and protect the investors from fraudulent activities and Herbalife is profitable for the investors. Other things like if people selling for them are actually making money aren't that much on their priorities
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  446. ​ @Braingore-de-Rais  wdym? Nepotism was the default. Positions were often inherited and people of the lower class got no chance even if they were of better ability.
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  447.  @draconicusmathiusanytherio7630  which is a stupid law
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  448. Cheap labor doesn't necessarily mean exploitation although it's usually what's happening. But in case south Korea the exploitation still seems to be going on nowadays
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  449. Offices made a lot of sense when everything was done on paper. Could quickly pass it on to another person, store everything in one place. With computers and fast internet that's no longer necessary and home office during lockdown has proven it works quite well without the office
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  450. Crypto projects will never be truly viable. Period. Crypto solves no problems already solved while being much more problematic
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  451. ​ @chuck600  are you truly successful if you don't rent a Lamborghini for one video?
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  452. How do you detect actually crazy people saying nonsense then
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  453. The kind of confidence that keeps you from actually becoming good at something?
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  454. That might be true to some extent but has little to do about why it went so extreme in China specifically. Houses were seen as lucrative investments and the only real option to invest for Chinese people, so many even bought second or third homes with no intention to live there
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  455. He survived that one, doesn't mean he'd survive them all
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  456. There's already many companies leaving since the government is so unpredictable and labor isn't that cheap anymore anyway
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  457. At this point it seems like Putin will act either way. If the west does something it's a justification to make a counter action. If the west doesn't do anything putin will use the lack of action. So it's better not to have his way
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  458. ​ @tomorrowneverdies567  Italy greatly benefits from the EU monetarily by having interest rates on government debt much lower than they would outside the EU
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  459. ​ @TheThreatenedSwan people hate on crypto AND banks, etc. It's just that crypto so far served no purpose for the common people, while banks etc did provide useful service, even when trying to screw you over from time to time
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  460. I bet they're still making profit despite 90 % discount
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  461.  @TESkyrimizer  i still find it weird that noone ever found their official business model unsustainable enough to look further into it. i wouldnt have let them sponsor me if I was a creator
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  462. Some people starting to walk away faster after being asked shows their freedom
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  463. I'd call it clickbait
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  464. Deadly ear checks
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  465. I wonder how well preserved our time will be. Like we capture as much as never before but in ways that don't keep up for long if not looked after
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  466. It's the woke media trying to push her on everyone against their will Or something like that
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  467. Maybe it's what she learned it by her father always having it that way
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  468. And the way SPACs are set up the one choosing what company to pick has no incentive to only pick a good company
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  469.  @isbestlizard  he doesnt even look like a gamer tho!
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  470. ​ @MrShanester117  no, it's simply longer than it needs to be. There are a couple of sentences that could be removed without losing information
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  471. I remember a story where a child was only drawing with dark and black colors so the parents first thought the child is depressed but turns out with their particular color blindness those were just the most expressive
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  472. ​ @Hardcore_Remixer  that was in context of everything being held by private corporations
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  473. But it's electric!!!11
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  474. I've seen the video where he talked about why his marriage didn't last and he just has such a pathetic mindset
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  475. ​ @Joeias  you can have favorites but still be critical of your favorites.
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  476. Isn't that true fall all screenshots? The only way you can prove it is if you can forward it somehow instead of just being a picture
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  477. ​ @hbdragon88  i think they don't have enough funding anymore to go back to the old style, just look at how much effort they put in those, this is just a guy with a gun and an empty background
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  478. 1 in 4 car accidents are by texting, it's not 1 in 4 people texting are getting into an accident
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  479. Why does that matter? You shouldn't be treated differently depending on how the government of the country you came from treats you
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  480. It doesn't, it's just one of many conflicts and if it got resolved the middle east would barely be much better off conflict wise
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  481. SWOgottaGO Not all comedians.
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  482.  @kyleplatter8954  does it make sense to use the flag of the government that only controls Taiwan if we're trying to understand mainland China? That's almost blaming the problems of mainland China on those who have no control over it
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  483. At this point I kinda feeling they aren't actually centrist political wise but rather apolitical, not wanting to get involved. Talking about meeting in the middle without looking at what either side stands for
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  484.  @cccc2740  They haven't broken laws but abiding laws isn't the same as being moral, especially because rich people often lobby for law changes allowing mistreatment
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  485.  @TheGamerUnknown  I think not working in that industry anymore also makes it easier to criticize it
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  486. You only need to say that you're not evil if your actions don't already say that
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  487. ​ @GlorifiedGremlin  that money isn't insured then. I'm not aware of any bank customers losing money from their bank mishandling it since insuring it became a thing. Celsius wasn't a bank account but an investment vehicle
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  488. If you start making new alliances every time one member doesn't agree with something you won't end up with any strong alliances
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  489. The most expensive cars usually actually have poor quality and break much easier than normal car and that's accepted because rich people can afford it
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  490. That's because it's pure Germanic then, no influence of romance languages and most Scandinavian languages are Germanic
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  491. ​ @meinelust  you can dislike or even hate communism but what you wrote isn't community but capitalist. China has a stock market, billionaires, private ownership of factories, banks, etc. China does government interventions but so does for example the US with the difference that the US interventions tend to be pro corporate but neither supports fair competition
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  492. ​ @mickeygraeme2201  isn't blockbusting just a variant of gentrification? Make people sell you their home at lower prices and then sell it at higher prices once you got rid of all the poorer people in the area
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  493. They can be fake gurus but also gambler type people like wsb
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  494. ​ @nntflow7058  some native speakers also don't pronounce some words right
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  495. Yes but that's usually in a time frame outside from when the ones are currently in power
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  496. Did he? All I can find is that he didn't own it personally but with a company which went bankcrupt but that doesn't necessarily mean he lost it all.
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  497. True but here we have a court that makes the actual decision so a lawyer only does that if they think it's actually wrong.
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  498. I rather have bad lighting than bad content
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  499. You mustnt hear about this secret
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  500. How would it be different if they'd talked to adults?
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  501. They give a big shit about what others think, the people online, to the degree that they go blind for the perception outside
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  502.  @jimclark2758  Tibet has things like lots of water, which China needs so it's not too expensive to keep
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  503. The plant is owned by a private equity firm, that's the most Wallstreetesque type of investment (only rich people can afford it, and only few), so "only few people from Wallstreet benefit" is pretty much true if you see Wallstreet as a concept instead of location like it often is now
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  504. That background at 4:00 looks totally legit
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  505. ​ @Big_Caesar1 shouldn't have toppled so many governments if y'all don't like hearing that
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  506. You're missing one part: It's controlled by some consumers. If 10 % are willing to pay those prices there wont be a cheaper alternative for the 90 %
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  507. Police shooting with guns at drones during a war isn't something I would have thought of being a thing before the war started
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  508. They're playing with the victim's wishes. If they get to hear what they like they stay. If past lives are a thing, statistically speaking most people would have past lives of historical unimportant people, that's just what most people that ever lived were
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  509. The yearly checks should be at irregular times so that abusive parents can't prepare
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  510. If you just look at the war it might look ridiculous but when you take it in the context of the inner situation of Russia it makes much more sense. For one, Russia has been declining economically for years now (after initially improving in his first terms) so he now needs a justification for why he stays in power
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  511. ​ @AzraWhit  spam
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  512. Not the whole population was for it
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  513.  @gekzify  but when it doesn't start at zero and you don't have time to read the chart you have no idea how big the change is
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  514. Seeing lending of crypto as a good idea never made sense to me
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  515. That's completely ignoring Kurdish separatism, the main reason Turkey opposes it, not it being near the border. Neither Syria nor Turkey wants to give them their own land, so it's like Turkey intervening in Mexico to give land back to natives and the US getting involved to avoid giving US land back to natives
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  516. Americans wanting a green lawn despite most areas being unsuitable for the type of grass that they want has always been a weird thing to me.
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  517. The Nazi also started the war by making it seem like attacking Poland is just defense
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  518. The question is: why are Chinese stock
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  519. Arab countries and turkey also aren't friends
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  520. My suspicion is that they're doing it for the wrong reasons, like these firms being associated with opposing factions in the CCP
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  521. He also said that Ukraine was never a threat to Russia
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  522. We can't let democracy die because of short term problems
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  523. While Switzerland has a lower inflation than the US or EU it's inflation still increased to historic highs, so the premise of this video is weird
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  524. How so? They're making the nicest looking cover for an empty book.
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  525. But productivity has risen far, if wages would have risen accordingly they could finance a growing retired population
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  526. Normally I'd agree with that customers shouldn't be penalized but SVB wasn't a "traditional" bank and a lot of the money put there was venture capital, who should have known better and had amounts that aren't normally insured with FDIC. If these types of customers get bailed out then it's a free for all for investors to put money into banks that provide unreasonably high intrest and get baile out sooner or later when it becomes unsustainable. TLDR: we shouldn't bail out customers who do risky things
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  527. ​ @tasreasfatemsa8266 Ukraine has the disadvantage of not resorting to war crimes and using their soldiers as cannon fodder. Besides that, for being once considered the second best army the Russians gain are quite weak
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  528. You say it like gold and diamonds have any intrinsic value
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  529. Wasn't it already critized a short time after that the evacuation was way too much? Yet they kept people away
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  530. "dynamic zero", a zero that isn't zero but still called zero
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  531. "it's quite strange that they needed to call him a professor as well" Because being an entrepreneur doesn't mean as much in China with all their frauds, and I guess historically speaking and still now knowledgeable people were/are held in high regards
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  532. What about the access to the black sea?
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  533. Not necessarily getting rid of them, just patronizing them to a degree where they can't affect politics
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  534. 100 % just reading the sponsor's text written years ago before the tech lay offs
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  535. Simply because the government started cracking down on different sectors, most seem to be directly related to that, and also restriction on more borrowing because of an overheated market
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  536. Gerrymandering is only possible because the US voting system doesn't use popular vote, meaning someone can win without having the majority of votes
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  537. I've heard it many times before but I don't buy this reasoning at all. Companies are happy to lay off tens of thousands of employees if it saves them money so why would they artificially inflate their own need for office space and supplies? Even if it's all owned by the same holding it doesn't make sense to create artificial transactions within the corporate structure when it just costs money. The real reason is either the ability to micromanage, in particular giving employees more work if they finish early or to make people quit on their own so it doesn't look like they're having economic troubles
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  538. What's kind of odd is that he thought he could bring an MLM down despite these schemes going on for decades of being questioned and having connections to politicians
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  539. ​ @guyofminimalimportance7  i read a court text from the case from the time and they essentially used the n word to refer to the black guy
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  540.  @hermanhoppe3773  bail exists in the US because you're not required to tell the government where you live, so it would be hard to find you if they have to even if you don't hide. At least that's the explanation I've heard
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  541. @momanasideka3962 for whom exactly?
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  542. ​ @Jose04537 you're mixing things up. If Ford went by what people buy he wouldn't have tried to create a cheaper car since that wasn't what people were buying back then
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  543. ​ @Theorimlig if Russia wouldn't be that hostile and became increasingly friendly to the west as it was hoped after the Soviet union fell, then there would been a chance that Russia did join the EU eventually. More eastern European countries would probably also join without the threat of Russia
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  544. But the war costed to much energy for the British Empire, so while it was still technically big it was doomed already
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  545. ​ @alexphilipose1351 because he's a Jew?
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  546. With a chance of ending up in Ukrainian
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  547. I wouldn't call this shorting given that you keep the money. It's more like interest arbitrage
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  548. ​ @millevenon5853  Dubai isn't exactly sustainable
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  549. There's one thing many get wrong about investing: Having made the right bet doesn't mean it was a smart bet and being wrong doesn't make it a stupid bet. The lottery winner didn't invest smart, an institution isn't dumb when one investment fails if most are profitable. But many people seem to have their attention on the short terms and results and don't look if the decision were made on rational reasons
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  550. ​ @nomadic-jack8865 the Wagner group are mercenary. Fighting for anyone who pays is their whole point
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  551. But in case of china they heavily relied on export so it worked for a while without paying workers enough to buy things inside the country
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  552. He knows but doesn't like when it goes against him
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  553. You know what's great? Flexitime. That's what I'm having. A lot of jobs don't require to come at exactly 9 and leave at exactly 5
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  554. Sounds like the start of a scam thread
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  555. Why can't you scale it?
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  556. Wasn't it in the 80s when this started to become a problem?
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  557. Most actually successful people don't have time to be a guru for random strangers
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  558.  @dod4004  but he gets paid for that role - so the question remains: what is his job? what value does he add for society, or even his spouse?
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  559. It still was a good idea in a way. Having one singular, well working army is a threat to a authoritarian because the leader can overthrow them
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  560. Your comment is very misleading. His initial idea was using the price difference on postal stamps in the US and Europe. Theoretically that would work on the price difference but the logistics apparently made it so that he never actually did it. In the end the supposed profits were so high that there weren't enough postal stamps But the basic idea of selling low at one place and higher at another is totally a legit way to make money and not a Ponzi scheme
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  561.  @fatherofdragons4880  they applied violence against the chair
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  562. ​ @NuiYabuko given so many comments here saying they don't know what could be wrong with chocolate before watching it certainly isn't universally known
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  563. Why do democrats never call them out on this? I simply don't understand why they're so incompetent on these tactics
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  564. They were also mad back when she only told people to register to vote without saying who she'll vote for
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  565. Why don't they hate other minorities and allow Christians registration for example?
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  566. Given how often I've seen AI give a correct looking but actually bogus answer I don't know how to feel about letting people use it to inform themselves
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  567. What's the point of leaving China? He's one of the richest people on earth but his wealth is bound to China, so he'd be practically a nobody if he left
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  568. She's still a child
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  569.  @cathulu7975  they might have been stupid enough to use their actual card
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  570. I've always wondered if canceling them means they'll instantly sell all your data to date brokers
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  571. Clickbait
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  572. "The smart phone industry is one of the only sectors where the consumers constantly expect innovations and new features every year" No, but if they don't do it there wouldn't be a reason to get a new one. And practically speaking, almost no normal person actually needs most of those upgrades
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  573. The US can do on their own while most NATO members have to cooperate with each other if they want something major done
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  574. ​ @soundboardist  the picture isn't the NFT but the picture is why people bought the NFT, no one cares about the NFT itself
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  575. I don't know how to feel about the involvements of groups like Azov. It feels like Ukraine will be more under control of ultra nationalists no matter who wins
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  576. I don't know what is but Binance always seemed suspicious to me
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  577. That's not scary, that's good. Makes it less likely to be used
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  578. That's what Shark Tank is really all about tho
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  579. I've heard a couple times on the internet the claim that (young?) south Korean men are quite right wing and anti feminist. Is that true?
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  580. ​ @olbradley Greed in this way is pretty modern. For most of human history communal structures were the usual. And if everyone knows everyone you can't be greedy or you'll get to feel the consequences of the community. Capitalists intentionally destroyed those structures, now many people live in single family homes, many of which don't talk to their neighbors. Now it's all about competition but it doesn't need to be. Being greedy harms the majority and they usually aren't
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  581. But how can they truly monopolize it? As long as shipping companies exist competitors can pop up if Amazon ever tries to get unreasonable prices
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  582. The Chinese government is too unpredictable with its policies and stability is one of the main requirements so I find it hard to believe to happen
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  583. That would be better because then we could charge them for a crime and make them stop
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  584. ​ @Dan55888 the law has gotten him multiple times in the past but it was never enough punishment to not still be worth it. It's like a calculated cost
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  585. You see, each once in a lifetime opportunity is like an NFT. They may look the same but they are not /s
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  586. ​ @Shiegao  there are plenty of women who don't care about money and laugh at you if you try to impress them with wealth. If you only encounter ones that do then you're in the wrong circles
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  587. Nah, gotta keep this name to lure in the meme investors to make them actually learn something
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  588. Isn't there a jury selection to prevent something like that
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  589. ​ @frank6037  maybe not for Taiwan itself but it's for Americans own interest to fight for it
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  590. Doesn't make it impossible
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  591. ​ @MrChampionChad  Things like 401k only works if there's enough productivity. It's not really solving the problem with retirement, just shifting the responsibility
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  592. That's really not a job problem but a infrastructure/city planning problem. The way that the US and some other countries does zoning basically requires having long commutes. Meanwhile I only need 10 minutes. I dry my clothes by hanging it up, no need to iron the majority of it and it's not sweatpants
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  593. That doesn't apply the same way when it comes to countries that can just change laws
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  594. The asking competitors to raise their wages too is a good strategy: Either they don't and Amazon will look better or they do and Amazon won't have to deal with higher wages than their competitors which would put them at a disadvantage
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  595. ​ @jupiterkansas  but what book contains a text that on its own is not copyright protected already?
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  596. David Dančuk Seeing the problem is the first step.
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  597.  @AwesomeHairo  no it's not, it doesn't mean the same as if you remove the negatives
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  598.  @CaptainTodger69  you don't explain why tho. Especially in cases where there are no producers in the US customers will still need to buy the imported products with now higher prices.
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  599. Go green Literally
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  600. This combined with the fact that the subordinates have to fix their manager's mistakes so they don't get fired themselves means that managers rarely get immediate punishment for bad decisions
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  601. Especially in China, stocks don't equal economy, and especially for that reason I don't like to think about investing in Chinese stocks
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  602.  @Mirokuofnite  that's much better of an example. I don't think back then anyone but the richest had expensive properties just to show off
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  603. Doesn't sound like it's effective to find someone to date though
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  604. I feel like Caesar would have had a harder time making the empire than Octavian who could start off based on martyrdom
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  605. I'm from a German speaking area and have often read praise about Wirecard back then but I could never make out what's supposed to be so special about them. It was all just buzzwords without any actual explaination so I kept away from it and I certainly don't regret it
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  606. After all the bad things I've heard about the model industry being excluded may not be that bad after all
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  607. ​ @TheAnxiousAardvark to my understanding congress could do whatever they want with a 2/3 majority, including reverting amendments, like they did to abolish prohibition
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  608.  @Happyduderawr  all companies that use AI
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  609. "for reasons unknown" Isn't the reason his religious beliefs on interest rates being bad? "high interest rates are the mother of all evil" or something like that he said once
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  610. They remind me of those creeps who hit on a girl, saying she's beautiful/sexy/etc and as soon as she rejects them they call the girl ugly and worse
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  611. Like any predictions it's heavily biased from the environment of the one making the prediction. They mostly assume things keep developing in the direction they currently are despite that direction never being steady over time. I wonder if we can overcome that somehow
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  612. A bald guy advertising help against hair loss is hilarious
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  613. Crypto has yet to solve a problem not yet solved yet with other technology. So mainly shady applications are left
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  614. You'd think so but the west had good relationships with oppressive dictatorships regularly
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  615. Almost. The rules don't apply if they only hurt non rich people and no big corporations. Just imagine how fast she'd be gone if she "reacted" to a Disney movie
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  616. ​ @jameskiehm546 loyalty is more important to a dictator than competence. High competence also often led to that person being removed, as to not outshine the leader
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  617. I'm getting tired of Elon Musk talking bs and fan boys falling for it still
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  618. uncomfortable is the understatement of the year
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  619. Because real estate prices only go up /s
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  620. Militarism is never isolated to an individual
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  621. ​ @wilsjane  the part of immunity by contact isn't quite right. Sure, contact can build immunity but regularly coming into contact with new diseases can eventually lead to a mutation in a human host, making a mundane illness deadly. That's why ever since we've had civilization and trade plagues have been a quite regular phenomenon. Before that a strong illness would have killed the infected before it could spread
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  622. Why's "covid" censored with "the lock down"
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  623.  @michelbruns  I said it because German does have silent h
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  624. What's kinda bizarre is that there's many of them and theoretically they could just talk to each other, although there's often limits that prevent them from doing that
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  625. I can't think of a country where it wasn't mismanagement or corruption that held it down
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  626. Trying to make evaluations about such old companies relies on a lot of speculations and drawing arbitrary connections to put them into modern time
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  627. Can we have less click bait title?
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  628. Many don't and that's why they do these things
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  629. Well it's a pattern that existed for a long time, like the Renaissance creating the picture that the middle ages were primitive. Or further back when some fallen cities where seen in the desert they made up stories of giants because they couldn't think how do built such huge things on their own
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  630. ​ @vlhc4642  I need sources for that, chief
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  631. ​ @seanrowshandel1680 why do you want that word defined here in the first place
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  632. Twitter is only so influential because a lot of reporters are on it and in turn media often talks about tweets
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  633. Simply abolish things that reenforce the wealth gap, like making school funding depend on what area you live in
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  634. No, they put too much focus on controlling supply and demand simply from a monetary aspect. Countries where the government engages more in getting affordable but quality houses build directly have less of those issues.
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  635. This video is as scientific as the PragerUniversity is a real university.
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  636. Congestion isn't solved by building another city
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  637. Bei einer kleinen Firma vielleicht aber bei einem DAX Unternehmen sollte man grundsätzlich annehmen können dass die nicht von einem auf den anderen Tag insolvent ist. Vielleicht verliert man mal aber so brutal war unerwartet
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  638. It's baffling how often Westerners plan on a project for a long time and never include talking to the local people, asking what they actually need/want
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  639. Ever considered that you're already the victim of some propaganda?
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  640. It's just acting in self interest instead of ideology. If CBT earned someone a million per session we'd have more fans
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  641. ​ @UkraineNeeds  I'll ignore you, the message is right despite keeping reposted
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  642. ​ @percyvile the video says Irland cut social spending instead of increasing its low taxes, totally in line to what OP wrote
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  643. ​​ @flameofthephoenix8395  if that were true then there would be no livestock that can easily be kept behind fences they easily could destroy if they wanted to. Or they all don't care about their family and friends getting slaughtered
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  644. The more I think about that the more it being physically weakness seems likely to me (given that he's not the youngest)
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  645. ​ @samsonsoturian6013 incorrect conclusion. The correct thing is people looking for clout not caring about making deeper research because details are boring for people not interested in actual finance
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  646.  @snowflake8658  Mythbusters are far from a scientifically controlled environment. For one, they make a lot of assumptions and they also don't do any sort of double test, so whatever comes out might just be a fluke
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  647. The price is determined by demand, not mining cost. Whenever mining rewards get too low, the least efficient miners will leave, which will then increase rewards for the rest. No one will pay more for Bitcoin just because miners get less reward
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  648. Cutting costs for short term profitability, so that the CEO gets the bonus
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  649. ​ @rjrmonkey nah he's still salty that PayPal didn't get called X how he wanted. Instead he got overuled
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  650. Before the war there was still critical voices in journalism. Just like in China they used to give some freedom to give the impression of not being repressive. He started his path in those times
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  651. What did you do with them
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  652. The Mongol empire seems to be one of many examples of being good at conquering not being the same of being good of keeping control/managing the empire once established
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  653. His wealth is in it. If it crumbles he's no longer a billionaire. It's not like he got billions of cash sitting around
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  654. Bisschen ironisch das unter einem Video über Kosovo zu schreiben, das hauptsächlich mit Kosovo Albaner bevölkert ist welche in Jugoslawien besonders unterdrückt wurden
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  655. I think subsidization only makes sense if it targets the own region, like public transport but nothing that you export
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  656. If everyone starts saving a economy in recession will even go deeper into one. It's one of those cases where what's reasonable to do for an individual is bad if everyone does it
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  657. For me it seems the opposite. Without tight control the property bubble would have caused major problems despite growing bigger than the US' which caused a global recession but over there it seems to not have done much
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  658. The spending problem comes from allowing too much urban sprawl. The suburbs cost more tax money than they pay
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  659. One major problem with shipping western equipment is that Ukrainians aren't trained to operate a lot of what the west could offer, so it's essentially useless for them, despite being more advanced
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  660.  @Kevin_Street  That's why the average person has no place in it. I think as an average person the only value in art is owning it, being able to hang the picture up at home, exactly what Masterworks doesn't allow you to do
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  661. So to sell non eggs at a higher price?
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  662. ​ @tek_soup complaining about young people goes back to ancient times, yet we're still here
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  663. Not sure what you mean? American Christian wouldn't be accepting of Jesus if he existed nowadays
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  664. ​ @lamentoffalsefacade2.064 in case of the USSR it was the German empire that helped with its creation, sending Lenin back to Russia in hope to destabilize the Russian government despite being heavily anti communist at the time. Just another case of helping your enemy for short term gain
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  665. ​ @rathelmmc3194 with how long i want to use a shoe, i wouldn't want it to break down
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  666. The totally independent Hungary courts judged that there's no corruption
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  667. Also behavior like being nervous doesn't automatically mean guilty. If they think you did it but you didn't it's still a scary situation
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  668. I wouldn't be so sure about affordability though. Sure, remote work makes it possible to live in cheaper areas but it also makes it possible for companies to hire people from lower cost of living places who demand lower wages
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  669. They have no incentive to stop
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  670. It would be "funny" if Putin kept threatening with nukes but not using them because they don't have any they can actually target safely
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  671. It's actually not different. Dividend paying stocks are still subject to greater fool theory. Say, a company pays 4 % dividends and goes bankrupt in 5 years. That's a loss in total. Just like said in the video, you could just regularly sell stock to get the dividend effect. You have to hold far more equity than you'd get out as dividends each year, so the risk is still high with dividend stocks To get to the farm analogy: every farm is at risk at stopping having enough yield to be profitable
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  672. McCain seems quite a decent man with integrity, something that can't be said about many Republicans nowadays
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  673. They're definitely not dying. I highly suspect that they don't have the growth like they used to but shareholders still want increasing profits and now they're going for these tactics. Similar to how Netflix and co started increasing prices a lot after user growth slowed down
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  674. I think that part was an oversimplification in the movie. Just having a binary win/loose scenario doesn't make sense to have synthetic CDOs building on other synthetic CDOs and not on the first CDO directly
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  675. People still fall for crypto scams despite it regularly happening for a decade, so just something regularly failing before doesn't seem to be a reason to not invest in something
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  676.  @organicfarm5524  besides, Germany was already very successful pre WWI when there was no single market
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  677. I don't trust Ray Dallio at all Equal opportunity in education of the working classes in China? Bullshit. Rich families are much more likely to succeed than poor people in China, despite China claiming to be socialist. They just don't want their education slip out of government control A lot of their recent growth is fueled by real estate, a lot of construction ends up not being completed or buildings and bridges collapsing. Cheap instead of quality and sustainable. The government doesn't really go after it because they profit from selling lnd leases and being able to report a higher GDP
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  678. The "sophisticated" investors who caused it knew what they were doing and it was usually the gullible ones who paid the price in the end, like they just sold off the debt so they weren't affected by defaults
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  679. Why would the rich people allow it to happen tho?
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  680. ​ @samsonsoturian6013 Standard Oil did undercut the competition and then bought them up, ending up covering more than the majority of the oil market in the US
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  681. I feel like that's part of it, he saw the discrimination and thought it's good
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  682. ​ @kiranmenon4797  yeah but in case of modern monetary theory it takes the whole in the other way round. For one I've not heard open advocacy for higher taxes to fight inflation and not for another reason
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  683. I use "always save up, then you don't need a loan or need to wait once I need something"
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  684.  @georgewbushcenterforintell147  Paying employees little money just so you can go to a restaurant cheap?
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  685. Greece had the problem that taxes weren't collected properly
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  686. Lol nah. France still exerts control over former colonies
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  687. ​ @randomchannel-px6ho he also doesn't make click bait type content but rather just sticks to the facts.
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  688.  @rtbear674  Reminds me of how to easily become a millionaire: Start off as a billionaire
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  689.  @truth.speaker  I've not heard someone deny the tulip menia before. But your name already seems suspicious
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  690. They probably get none in their contract
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  691. Thing is they had legitimate reasons to do so (liquidity problems due to high volume and high volatility) which they didn't disclose though. They do have conflict of interest to some degree too but that seems to be blown out of proportion
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  692. ​ @arrore they're trying to be a serious news channel. If they do that on purpose that's pretty dumb
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  693. That's because most modern advertising pushes people in that direction.
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  694. Whataboutism
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  695. True, but it still strengths the grip of Russia on these countries which are just another former territory of the Russian empire/Soviet union, the very thing Putin wants to restore
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  696. If someone shows up you can't tell if they're legal or not in most cases. Asylum is a legal thing in the EU
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  697.  @groundtrader173  of course they are when they're getting oppressed. In a fair world they would have gotten an independent country
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  698. Berlusconi used to be prime Minister for 9 years, so it's kinda weird in this context
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  699.  @Karm642  why's it always about selling instead of actually contributing to society in some way
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  700. Japan is exactly why I'm concerned about the American stock market (or western ones in general): The central bank being a major driver in keeping the stock market growing and replacing more and more what banks normally did because they don't want to lend as much, a problem that hasn't really gone away since 2008
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  701. I think most people watching lots of short content don't plan doing so but are rather sucked into it, so it's unlikely many still plan to pay for it
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  702. @tripplefives That's machine learning, I don't get why people call this artificial intelligence, it's no more than a more automated statistical analysis used to project new cases. Well I do get it, it's a buzzword but technically speaking there's nothing intelligent about it
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  703.  @CNYKnifeNerd  Africa still seems to be in a different situation than other continents. Africa has been reported to be poor, helpless and needing aid but that aid often (and I'm using a metaphor here) came in giving them fish instead of teaching them to fish. Also, a lot of imported products actually harms the African economy because they can't compete with the prices yet because they haven't built that efficiency yet
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  704.  @jeno427  It's not paradoxical, it's hypocritical. Weird that I've not really seen you under other videos before tho and now here you're so engaging as if it had something to do with techlead in particular 🤔
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  705. Are you saying there's no universal way to get rich?
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  706. So theoretically in periods of illiquidity he'd buy them back at one dollar and sell them again later
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  707. It was anti nuclear, unrelated to co2 emissions
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  708. You put a bit too much focus on it being common. Something being common doesn't automatically make it good
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  709. But they're running out of foreign reserves so keep going the old way will only make it worse faster
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  710. But he wasn't a guru in any way at that point, he was just using his own money (because he wasn't allowed to use other's) so at least to some degree he must have had some expertise to get to 20 billion
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  711. Most Western countries do a better job at it
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  712. Also could have helped with Wirecard if they didn't disallow it for them
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  713. Most financial Youtubers just jump on any new topic regardless if it's in their field of expertise.
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  714.  @AXE914  except that China is state capitalist, the label communist basically only fitting during Mao
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  715. September also means seventh month but it's the 9th now
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  716. Hitler also had two sides and used it to his advantage. Just having one strong army as a dictator risks you being replaced by them
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  717. ​ @Skyline_NTR for all we know they could have a prenup or it might as well be money she helped you bring into their marriage
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  718. The irony of the FIRE movement is that it relies on the majority indulging in consumerism and keep working to fund their gains
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  719. I still haven't seen any case of AI being applied in a way that's very profitable and if there were one anyone else can just copy the idea and compete into unprofitableness
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  720.  @mrrogers88  he's a bit too much cliché
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  721. They're getting increasingly paranoid and tearing themselves apart too, it's strange
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  722. What's your point?
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  723. What downers?
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  724. I've always thought that web 3 is that the revolutionary new web based on the Blockchain without any details on how it actually looks like or what it's used for. Just another crypto idea searching for a problem to solve
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  725. Won't those people just order take out or go to a restaurant?
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  726. They need someone who is popular but doesn't actually speak about their plans because those would be unpopular
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  727. Does this mean that if I not try to fix my problems I will have a happier life?
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  728. But that's no fun.
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  729. I'd say we throw the old Trinity away and that's it.
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  730. Making tweets longer? Doesn't that just make it Facebook?
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  731. That's the absurd thing about it. There's more men but still a lot of women who are left over
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  732. Would he though?
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  733. The German people post WW2 kept being told that war is bad which explains the general hesitation
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  734. @Maverick what about if you are publicly critical of the government? No reason to worry?
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  735. That's not true. Many governments realized that and that's why many pushed for immigration but that often didn't go well with the voters
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  736. You may get your interest payments but you're at risk of the treasury bills losing in value. How do you account for that?
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  737. Idk but I feel like conservatives are increasingly failing at convincing people/things backfiring at them more lately. Is this real or am I just imagining things?
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  738. Regulations do apply to politicians. They're just not as restrictive as some wish them to be. Crypto on the other hand pretty much allows legally scamming still
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  739. I've been wondering what was supposed to be so special about this company but never gotten an answer that explained it without buzzwords or hype
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  740. Do you want Russia to restore Soviet Union time grip on the world?
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  741.  @daveroche6522  Marie Antoinette never said that tho
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  742. ​ @makb_the_striker how about... Not watching American movies then?
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  743. ​ @anno5936 it's long enough to be stable, if it breaks it's no longer stable
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  744. She's probably say yes in a non straightforward way
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  745.  @Ktakahashi18  yeah, barney and robin seems to be the only healthy relationship that formed in the show between any of those characters which makes going back to a problematic one more infuriating
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  746.  @jamesmeow3039  are you aware that the Matrix makes no sense in reality?
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  747. From what i could gather it's the opposite when built in the desert. The heat island effect comes from replacing vegetation with buildings, concrete and asphalt. Meanwhile in the desert the cities tend to have more vegetation so it's actually more chill
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  748. He could have just spoken out against it. Criticizing another country isn't interfering with it's sovereignty. Also it's not some random country to him, so can't make that argument
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  749. I think it's also important to consider what should come next. After all, this current regime was just the result of another revolution that overthrew the previous government
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  750. ​ @nevermindmeijustinjectedaw9988 aren't almonds very wasteful in regards to water they need?
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  751.  @DHAGSFU  the comment was written 3 minutes after upload while the video is 20 minutes long. So definitely not
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  752. She could have realized no rules have been breached after she found out
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  753. But at least tulips have an utility and many involved actually likes tulips on their own
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  754. I'm always wondering how you can get a confession from someone who's guilty without coercing an innocent person into a confession or them making mistakes that make them sound guilty without being guily. Like in this video, his car was there but that might as well been a coincidence
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  755. Shutting down nuclear power plants (which produce no co2) in favor of natural gas (which creates co2 and makes Germany heavily dependent on a country which isn't an ally) was one of the most stupid moves
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  756. Yeah that's what they want you to believe, it's totally not because no one intentionally plans on watching short content
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  757. The part of universal basic income is misguided. While it is true that people still want to some sort of work that gives meaning that isn't necessarily immediately an monetary output. And that's where that whole idea becomes complicated because a lot of in community "free"work is hard to account for
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  758. I think that speaks more against the popularity. People don't go and just buy it, they want to see a video to see if it's worth it
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  759. Is he a weeb if he got an actual Japanese wife in Japan?
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  760. I do wonder how great life truly is given that talking bad about Dubai in Dubai is actually illegal
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  761. He could just ask someone for clarification behind the scenes so he doesn't look like an idiot but he doesn't do that
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  762. I do wonder if something like that will happen in the future: Something like cyberpunk or similiar getting implemented simply to distract the people and not solve any systematic issue, pizza instead of a salary increase but on a whole society level
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  763.  @mr.neqtan  it's more dangerous. Now it's starting to get to the point that you can't trust recordings of your friends and family because it might just be fake
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  764.  @JasonKerlin  That's a stupid thing to say. By that logic fraud doesn't exist
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  765. ​ @dleetr that's neoliberalism, free market and deregulation. Supposedly trickle down but it's just a race to the bottom
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  766. "You just have to choose the right one" is as easy as picking the right companies yourself. You don't know beforehand for certain
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  767. I read your comment before getting to that part in the video and wondered how that could be. Now that I've watched it i agree
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  768. Kernkraft mit Thorium ist eindeutig viel besser als mehr co2 zu machen
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  769. Thing is, venture capitalists often invest in a company to then sell it off at a much higher price, not caring about the time where it's supposed to get profitable.
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  770. The commentary is the satire. The other part is indeed real but all their videos are based on some true story
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  771. If it was instead debt in a holding company that owned the other company, what would been different? The bought company will always suffer. Leveraged buyout is the problem here, doesn't matter where the debt is placed.
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  772. My first thought has always been that if Caesar didn't die and presented as a martyr that the position of emperor might not have seen justification in the long term. Augustus could use a lot of arguing that way to revenge Caesar's death but Caesar wouldn't be able to do that and potentially lose his glory when finally dealing with day to day problems
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  773. I agree, some lines like "you should focus on the road and not be distracted by comedy" don't sound like positive intent to me
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  774.  @DwightStJohn-w1l  wtf are you on about? I'm sure not all 1.4 billion Indians are trying to emigrate in the first place
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  775. They're always getting screwed the most. Global economic boom => excess money gets invested in foreign countries. A recession => foreign money leaves. And given that foreign money usually doesn't prioritize long term benefits for that foreign country it's usually not structured in a beneficial way (like China bringing in their own labor force instead of hiring locals)
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  776. But there were findings? The report is 448 pages long
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  777. They even made own laws without the EU and when people didn't like them claimed it wasn't in their control but rather had to do it because of the EU
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  778. I don't think these people care about things like noise pollution
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  779. ​​ @YoungMoneyInvestments nah, the SEC isn't given enough resources and powers to properly do its job. There's an incentive in finding something: the own career, similar to the police, FBI etc. And in a way career advancement means more money Another thing is that Hindenburg often makes accusation without having proof. They don't need proof, only enough of an bad imagine to cause fear by Investors
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  780. Seems like there's no country that benefits from rich resources
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  781. No, it's not just protection of wealthy people but also the middle class who owns homes. Just think about what would happen if housing prices drop while people still have a mortgage with the higher valuation. You don't need to imagine, just look at how many people became homeless in 2008
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  782. China and India will demand even lower prices if the cap is at 60
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  783. Or an argument for the metric system
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  784. Where do you live that living as a woman is that different to men?
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  785. ​​ @codniggh1139  how did you come to the conclusion that this means politicians want to spend more money? Think tanks tend to be funded by non politicians and try to influence politicians, not the other way around
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  786. You're making a wrong comparison. She stepped down because she lacked support, Putin or any autocrat wouldn't survive either if they lost the support of the other powerful people.
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  787. Even in a democratic country a leader can make mistakes after mistakes if they convince the public its someone else's fault.
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  788.  @timheyer5660  earn a lot to inherit it your children? What should the children to in return? Spend it all in their lifetime or also add to it? Either seems ridiculous (either letting your children be more lazy for your hard work or amassing a massive fortune over generations that's never really serving the family)
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  789. Punishment is the least problematic part here, corruption often leads to lack of prosecution and then the punishment doesn't matter if it never gets there. In corrupt countries corruption charges are often used against the enemies, only to fuel corruption in total
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  790. Also, the shape of stewie's head is explained by an accident and not being born that way which raises the question why they still all have that shape
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  791. ​ @adineatha9766 Russia is still a country, it's just not centralized
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  792. Austria is concerned about immigration from outside the EU but it'll end up in Austria by coming from neighboring EU countries, so if those other countries let them pass, then they can get to Austria. Austria isn't at the border of the EU and also landlocked so only a flight could come directly from outside the EU but that's expensive and with far more checks so barely a thing for that type of migration
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  793. WeWork had a business model was nothing new at all, although completely overvalued compared to competitors. Son is completely delusional if he actually thought it had technology company growth potential
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  794. I don't really think that's the issue. You don't need to get into debt if you get paid enough
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  795. One of those strange comments on the audio of a video that's quite alright
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  796. they were too busy fighting foos
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  797. I have seen the section made for birthday parties but never knew anyone who went to McDonalds for birthday. but clearly someone here must have because they existed for quite a while
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  798. What's the implication here?
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  799. It's because they're used to be able to talk shit on other people
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  800. ​ @jasontroy3911 I've recently seen one that claims that the counter offensive of Ukraine is going wrong and denial is the first stage of acceptance or something like that but without pointing out what's supposed to go wrong. That wasn't on this video but one solely about the Kremlin reaction to prigozhin, so of course another attempt to distract from Russians failure by pointing to (supposedly) Ukrainian or western failures
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  801. This is like saying everyone in the EU should speak the same language
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  802. Yeah, they're gonna jail him and then let him publish a video further criticizing them
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  803. Water driven jetpacks exist at least
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  804.  NoWhereMan  I don't think "woke" is the right word here
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  805. ​ @mikele9878  invoking whataboutism?
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  806.  @organicfarm5524  without a market no country would be successful
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  807. ​ @andreafarina385  especially when they can start driving legally so early (and often need to do so)
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  808. Ich will nicht sagen dass es auf dieser Familie zutrifft aber es gibt eine menge reiche Leute die sich politisch dafür einsetzen dass es sozial Kürzungen gibt um weniger Abgaben zahlen zu müssen aber gleichzeitig sich damit profilieren was für arme menschen zu machen. Umgerechnet machen sie dann aber viel weniger als sie sich auf der anderen seite einsparen und tun dann so als wären sie die guten
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  809. Authoritarian governments rich in natural resources have little insentive to have a generally strong economy. They just need to have control over the natural resources to also have the economic upper hand. In a diverse economy they might get opposition by other growing enterprises.
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  810. All of Europe has old houses, some older than 100 years and they don't have these problems that the UK has
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  811. Which did work pretty well
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  812. ​ @TheBooban  The privileged aren't always visibly privileged
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  813. They don't care, find some justification for themselves why they aren't in the wrong or they actually like it.
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  814.  @helgil6545  what a deal
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  815. Divide and conquer. Make others the enemy to distract from the people's actual problems
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  816. Don't burden him with having to be a hero after going through all this
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  817. ​ @MaxFreibier  unfortunately the amount of old stuff that can last is limited
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  818. Only that it's not predicable. I trust that excel adds up numbers correctly but so far AI often randomly fails but displays the result as without doubt it's correct
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  819. It was part of the same company that did legitimate business so all those others did actually trade stock all day (a big part of the company was being a market maker)
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  820. Some people who can never earn enough to not spend it all. They'd be broke immediately if they got paid all at once
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  821. Maybe they're the "special military operation" naming of body bags. Sleeping bags for those who won't wake up
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  822. Theoretically they could have gradually switched strategies before they reached that limit
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  823. I've heard nothing good about those car backed loans
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  824. Crypto, supposedly being decentralized but people ask for centralized authorities once it goes bad?
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  825. There's practically no connection between real estate prices and wages as long as there are employees willing to commute there
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  826.  @Elo-Ken  Paying taxes reduces inflation tho.
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  827. I don't get why you think that's the issue. The elders and parents come from a different time and their advice doesn't apply anymore
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  828. There are some legitimate products that need a certain threshold to be made at a reasonable price but are too niche to be picked up by big investors
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  829.  @Grosbolt  because that's basically the same as taking out a loan and then investing it. Sure the long term gain is bigger than the loan interest. However if the stock market makes a dip once putting you in the red on paper the one giving you the loan will force you to sell your investments to prevent further losses which realizes your losses and you'll end up having nothing. Depending on your leverage the dip doesn't even need to go far down. That's what happened in the 1930s. If you don't pay your mortgage and instead invest the money and you end up in a real estate crash again you might get foreclosure and then your investments will be seized to cover the loss. Loan basically gives you leverage both ways. Small gains make big gains, small losses can make you bankrupt.
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  830. The UK was always the biggest blocker in implementing what the EU stands for. I don't want them back in. Also really annoying the UK politicians blamed a lot of policies they made on their own behalf on the EU.
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  831. They don't need to reach their previous high to function
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  832. Andrew Tate is a human trafficker. You might have an issue with how men are treated but defending a sexual exploiter is not the solution
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  833. When in reality most kings were deep in debt
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  834. Technically, getting a job doesnt say it pays good or even related to the bootcamp
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  835. I don't think all US cops are bad but the standards seem to be lower which allow the bad ones in too often
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  836. The difference to Ukraine is that Taiwan has been preparing for this for a long time, Ukraine only really started doing anything in that regard since the annexation of Crimea
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  837. ​ @artman12  but it wasn't a single big united nation like today
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  838. What about them?
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  839. ​ @maxxfatal  normally reparations are paid shortly after, like how do you even deal with cases where someone has both slave ancestors and slave owners ancestors?
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  840. well it is technically true, just like playing the lottery or going to the casino probably wont make you rich, a very few do get rich so the others still have hope
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  841. ​ @ThunderLips730  what do you even work for when you have no time to do anything with your money? Sounds like a waste
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  842. ​ @Ella-g2m  where tf does that still happen? I've heard some negative gyno experiences but nothing remotely like that
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  843. ​ @SnakebitSTI yeah. I have glasses, I'm pretty used to them so they're a non issue for the most part. No need for a risky procedure
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  844. There might be some kid with rich parents who just gets that amount of money
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  845.  @THEGENTSJPEN  that's like saying you can't say food tastes bad if you can't cook
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  846. Tensions are already rising internationally, even inside countries
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  847. They'd probably would be restricted to fly certain paths because of those issues, which just causes congestion in the air
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  848. If you're used to shops not always being open it's not really an issue. On the contrary, having a quiet Sunday is really nice, where you can have quiet day without having to "flee" somewhere else
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  849. ​ @Zuranthus it predates boomers tho, it used to be much worse
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  850. A short failing doesn't mean the idea is wrong, sometimes it just takes longer than expected
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  851. Often yes, but not always. Basically only as long as one reacts reasonable to others. In the other hand jerks are also very confident but then being jerks makes them lose some of the status again
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  852. I mean there's also conservative trans people who talk negatively about other trans people
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  853. And they often have nothing to show for, like working 3x the amount of hours but achieving less than a regular job
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  854.  @ADobbin1  The point of a hedge fund is having above market returns. An index fund is just market returns
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  855. The swift banking system isn't the only way to pay, it's just the most widespread one. And only the forex reserves they had in other countries were frozen but it's not the only reserves they have
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  856. Idk if there's a connection there. Just universal increasing commoditfication
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  857. Free Palestine from terrorist groups
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  858. ​ @donovanulrich348  you can write off your own costs too
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  859. It's like he listened to all that "anti woke" bs and instead of realizing it's just rhetorics he actually went for it
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  860. That's not how you Yolo
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  861. ​ @mrpink8951  Alice in wonderland is also original work written by a single person and Disney benefited from it because it entered public domain
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  862. I think they're called drones because they use a drone hardware
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  863. It also doesn't help that the poorer countries regularly have different foreign influences of opposing sides which then just creates straight up violence, the situation with Americans supporting Taliban is a prime example
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  864. Weird how not too long ago the potential lack of export was seen as a global crisis
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  865.  @Free-g8r  idk about that. I'd bet that in many European countries with good public transportation the average politician doesn't use it. It's just that in Europe public transportation isn't usually potrayed as a poor person's option who can't afford a car
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  866. Idk, he didn't lie, didn't even apply, he just got put into place by others
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  867. Some live much longer than expected
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  868. What exactly is unique to South Africa's economy? Seems quite similiar to other African countries on many fronts
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  869. Higher inflation also means higher expenses for companies
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  870. Keep removing parts until the problem goes away
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  871.  @kaleidico  it's not a double edge sword, only those who survive are worthy
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  872. It's weird that he apparently just ignored that these types of situations always been occurring naturally in the past and if it always ended like he predicted humanity would been doomed
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  873. In theory. Currently it's way too expensive and slow
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  874. ​ @DerDoMeN not really a good reason, ever since Croatia joined it has become much more expensive. I'm Austrian and before they joined the EU there has not been a problem with taking a vacation there that got improved by that, except not needing to use a foreign currency but that's not really a selling point if you have to pay more in euro now than paid Euro before when converting
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  875. Has there been any smart SPAC so far?
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  876. At least he stands by his principles
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  877. Was he really holding up a carrot? It looked like a soft sausage.
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  878. Puglous Correlation or causation?
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  879. +AvZ „Astatine“ NaV Every idiot can count to 10.
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  880. "sogar" die Bild?
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  881. ​ @pigknickers2975 you're rambling
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  882. Unless the creators move too you can't just go to another platform
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  883. ​ @guillermoelnino now that's nonsense. YouTubers who did shady things have nothing to do with truth
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  884. They do consider that. It's based on a basket of goods an average person buys. If quantity per package get smaller than more packages will be added
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  885. but chris chan did it mostly on their own
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  886. ​ @christopherpoff4117 what's the chance it gets called communist or something like that and made illegal
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  887.  @ShinM.  It's not a justification. Just the realization that everyone caught in this was still a human, so it might have been us as well
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  888. ​ @acasccseea4434  wdym? That's what the joke was about, trying to misinform but accidentally being right
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  889. NFTs have already shown that "first to share it" is meaningless to ownership. Many art pieces got stolen from the original artists and made into an NFT. There's no actual ownership validation with Blockchain
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  890. It looks like turkey would just be as uncooperative if inside the EU, probably vetoing all kinds of proposials simply to get more benefits out of it. We definitely dont need any of that in the EU. With NATO it's a bit more tolerable because NATO doesn't affect most of a country's affairs
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  891.  @yoyojoseph  and it steadily increases
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  892. Yeah it basically "just" says that reducing losses in the ground should be a priority
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  893. Neoliberal economy is on the political right, not left
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  894. I think we still need more - at least so that we can unify quantum physics and general relativity. Otherwise things like black holes make no mathematical sense and the early big bang is also hard to describe
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  895. They're already moving out from China and into Vietnam, etc.
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  896. ​ @AM-tu1rc no idea what you're talking about
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  897. Renaming the golf g Mexico to the golf of America didn't fix the egg prices?
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  898.  @ES11777  They sound well spoken but what they say is so plain imo, like not much thought went into it
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  899. What is wrong with it? Not drawn in your favor?
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  900. Why should they leave the market in case of inflation and holding cash instead? If inflation really catches up cash is gonna lose value
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  901. ​ @charlesjames1442 it can be amended but it's often portrayed like it's untouchable and those who benefit from its misuse will push against a correction
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  902. Is that really all? One could just put someone as CFO then who just agrees with all the ceo wants
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  903.  @DrCruel  the claim is that it's not money, yet it's necessary to buy things. Tf has that all to do with wokeness (which is a meaningless concept btw, no one can define it)
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  904. Why even give a 3 year old any electronic device? They should learn basic things like motoric functions, speaking and socializing first
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  905. It's hilarious that the guy keeps laughing but lukashenko keeps being serious about it and continuing on
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  906. Whatever he is he's someone, doesn't need to be human
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  907. I can't imagine Musk to be humble like that. He clearly lacks self awareness and is quite bad at doing PR once he's caught off guard
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  908.  @LinkEX  I disagree
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  909. It's just all about not wanting to hurt your own economy but not having a problem with hurting other's
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  910. Exactly. It's mind boggling to me how many people still see that as a positive experience
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  911. No, that destroys satire
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  912.  @QyfieK  Mark is actually into NFTs now
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  913. If he gets into prison he's not exactly safe
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  914. And gained 420 %
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  915. It's not a war, it's a special military operation /j
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  916. Republicans used to be big on the constitution and national security, Trump violates all of that
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  917.  @jesuszamora6949  you obviously get that by looking at good looking charts
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  918. What i don't understand is why anyone thought that getting rid of Saddam would have that effect. From what i know he hadn't many friends in the region
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  919. No it didn't. Between when the video was uploaded and now Bitcoin went down 50 % at some point and if you stay in now it might go down that much again
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  920. But at the same time fringe ideas with no proofs whatsoever spread faster than ever
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  921. Freedom from opposition
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  922.  @waliansari9467  there are less monopolies and corruption today then there used to be. It's just more visible through media and the internet. And the climate change was happening early on with industrialization, just recently it's getting to an unignorable point but it was known for a long time
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  923. I don't think giving every single employee an own room would be a good idea. In an ideal world most people would like to socialize during work because people are social creatures. It's usually corporate culture that kills that
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  924. ​ @almanac4150  I think it has more to do with the early years growing up because in the womb everything sounds way different, a bigger difference than hearing yourself talk by yourself and in recordings
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  925. Many have nothing to lose at this point, so not surprising
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  926. How about we start teaching people where to not put there money
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  927. No it's not. There's limits to what claims you make believable to the average user but a video is a different story
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  928. Moody has downgraded it, S&P has changed the outlook to negative. It's not like nothing has happened here
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  929. ​ @an_otherwanderer  it's not that deep. Advertisers just don't like putting ads on anything remotely potentially negative, even if the video isn't promoting it
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  930. ​ @DQK_DQK those are bad bad far away from the unholy trinity
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  931. ​ @bogstandardash3751  they are already approaching a population decline, no need to encourage emigration
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  932. I think it's easiest explained to them if you make it about physical privacy from people. Got nothing to hide? Then someone can come over and look at what you're doing at any time of day whatever you do
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  933. Why should they do that even if it's all true
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  934.  @Ssyynnxx  it's so funny that someone complaints about cursing when it is their mind being so curse oriented that they misinterpret it
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  935. ​ @TheAmericanCatholic  Expats and immigrants are two different things though. Expats are usually send to another country by someone else to do a job for a limited time. Immigrants on the other hand go to another country on their own, usually with the intention of staying there. It's not about race but education and currently western countries tend to have higher levels of education but that doesn't exclude the possibility that an non white expat comes from there
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  936. This is educational, CNBC is news. Different things
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  937. That's why i tend to only buy brands i know (by brand i don't mean flashy brands necessarily)
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  938. ​ @OmarKhaled-em2mf  you shouldn't start a long argument with "I won't argue with you"
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  939.  @chazdomingo475  A plane is still useful when better ones exist
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  940. In theory things like hedge funds can be very reasonable if you are very rich. There are plenty of cases where someone has an actual strategyy/product that will make a lot of money. Those people wont bother with many small investors and instead go to one/few big investors. (That in turn is also why whenever someone claims they have a winning strategy while selling it to the masses that they're is full of crap)
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  941. it's not just "one single bank", they rank 16th place by assets. But the bizarre bit is that their failure was tied to putting money in government bonds, usually seen as the safest investment in the finance industry.
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  942. ​ @Slum0vsky what would be different here if the world was flat
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  943. One can alway try to explain why a stock goes up but we will never know for certain if it is justified long after it happened. If we did know the price would immediatly reflect that and by everything we already know already being priced in the ability to predict the stock price in the future is lost again
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  944. ​ @PavelAVasilevich  I'd assume they want to show off their best, not just some random group
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  945. Printing money automatically causing more inflation is just not true. Money supply increased a lot since 2008 but inflation kept being low until supply chain disruptions due to covid restrictions
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  946. Their problem is getting that initial connection
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  947. Paradoxically the first women elected leaders were from the right side of the spectrum
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  948. "fake news" doesn't really apply here either way because it's not news. I think "unbiased" would be a more appropriate term
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  949. For me it warns about suicide being contained in the video, which to be fair, it does
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  950. Why would someone do that if already in an relationship
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  951. They're doing such things regularly, a good portion of the government spending goes into dealing with uprisings and keeping it contained and preventing the spread of information
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  952.  @philip8498  I'm speaking of cases like "geht"
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  953.  @moxopixel  I think most social media gurus are, how else do you justify trying to show how it's done when you have no special knowledge
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  954. Maybe you should pay more attention
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  955. I don't think neither venture capital related companies nor banks have a good reputation for retail investors
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  956.  @gadzadhamgaacaan8488  easier to correctly pronounce a whole vocabulary than just some names?
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  957.  @hanspeter2210  weißt du wie shorten funktioniert? Der Wert vom Geld ist dabei egal weil am Ende musst du das Ding was du geshortet hast wieder kaufen und wenn dann alles am Boden sein sollte würdest das günstig bekommen. Inzwischen kannst du die Einnahmen vom Verkauf des geliehenen in was für deine Meinung nach sicheres anlegen
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  958.  The Anonymous Lemon  who knows. Many great people used to have a dark past
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  959. thats true but i am quite supprised how many people bring that up now no matter the political association
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  960. Not that surprising in Italy tho with the mafia
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  961. It's all about growth, just like with tech companies that burn billions
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  962. Crowd funding sounds like a complicated way to launder money since you have to keep track of all the alleged owners vs just pretending to have customers making payments. Customers are long gone while investors stick. Easier to find a paper trail
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  963. I'm watching this from back in 2019. Surely things are going just right from on there
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  964. Guns won't do much if today's military turns against its people
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  965. Ukraine could lose territory and keep fighting but I wouldn't call that not losing
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  966. If you look at how dangerous some jobs were back then, then this seems rather mundane
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  967. ​ @thevigilant6884  most people thought NFTs were crap before this video. Now the numbers are out and we can say it's certain
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  968. I find it crazy how much some people spend on their car each year. My car didn't even cost 20k when I bought it and it was a brand new one
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  969. I wouldn't necessarily say it's a thing of being rich, rather that many white collar crimes don't get punished much
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  970. False dichotomy. He could make it more profitable at the world's expense
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  971. You can also get it from food and not die.
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  972. Neither Stalin nor Hitler are good examples of not having a religion. Stallin banned all religions but he basically made his own. Hitler, on the other hand thought that he does God's work (Hitler was in fact a Christian).
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  973. You can't be serious.
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  974. AvZ NaV If you start with 1 you can.
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  975. Chester But isn't it generally agreed that the Old Testament is somehow not valid anymore? After all most Christian violate rules from the Old Testament.
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  976. They've always done this type of satire. The unreal part, as always, is that they actually say out these things loud
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  977. If you're given Hardware from the company which locks you from installing stuff - good luck doing that
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  978. Yeah sure, can't be that people who get discriminated against start fighting back
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  979. So now we got some proof but we'll just ignore it out of cynicism?
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  980. So they're not gonna say what he said?
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  981. ​ @desertdude540 did they do anything bad back then? I can only see it from eventually getting into growing pressure
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  982. Or suspend your belief and pretend it's true
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  983. Why Google? Amazon has a lot of markets that Google doesn't even consider getting into
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  984. also having guests with the most whack ideas pretending to be experts
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  985. He bought total return swaps from multiple big banks and holding total return swaps isn't public. The banks, who don't want to thell competing banks about what they do with their customers, so they didnt figure out the mass of money he had invested. With total return swaps the official holder of the stocks were the big banks and big banks holding billions dollars worth of shares in companies doesn't look suspicous. He invested his own money and it's lost to the general stock market. The only fishy thing he did was tricking the banks into taking on more risk than they were aware of.
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  986. ​ @eckhardkemp6899 i doubt that
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  987.  @jimpickins7900  we'll lose competition if these companies develop further into becoming monopolies
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  988. I think it's "necessary" to act so risky to get where he is now
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  989. Also that clowns are of different size
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  990. The key of the briefcase was not knowing what's in it. You can't just replace it with something known
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  991. I think you can specify it a bit further and call it suspicious when the person gets more attention than what they allegedly made. If you think of all successful companies the CEO isn't a celebrity
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  992. I don't quite get how none of the investors were questioning why there weren't any investors with expertise in that area
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  993. They often do not no one cares when it does
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  994. What's weird here: before 2008 nobody believed him. On the other hand, ever since stimulus started I've heard about inflation warnings, so how's that not already priced on everywhere?
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  995. Idk. With wrong financial advice you can end up with nothing and never having enjoyed anything. If you get a car, house etc you at least have something for some time
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  996. ​ @cpt_nordbart being a fan of a football team is far from patriotism. The flags are just the symbol of the team in this case
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  997. They're top shareholders on pretty much all companies
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  998. If Ukraine had a nuclear bomb Russia wouldn't try to use one on their own
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  999. They don't want you to drink it, they don't want to poison you
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  1000. ​@shadw4701 I've never done dream journals or reality tests but have lucid dreams. If I imagine being somewhere while falling asleep there's a higher chance I'll have a lucid dream. Sometimes i even manage to have the lucid dream in the same place as my imagination started
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  1001. As Citizens United v. FEC said, using money for campains is exercising free speech, so sueing someone into the floor for having a contrary opinion is also qualified (I'm being sarcastic)
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  1002. We still don't have anything remotely to a general AI and most things that are called AI are just called that for marketing purposes
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  1003. Looking for step sibling porn is already incestuous imo, after all people look for it because it has something to do with family
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  1004. Socialism for corporations
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  1005. But he's also often making jokes right in the middle of explaining without giving a non vocal hint which makes it funnier
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  1006. I don't think it's a good analogy. The stock market is the financing and the economy depends on it. Falling and rising stock prices affect company's ability to finance themselves. So the dog can pull the man off the way
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  1007. I do agree with the notion that a heritary peer probably has a more long term view then a politician that's only focused on the next years. Only problem is that they're probably not having their interests aligned with the common people
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  1008. Kinda frightening that the richest guy got rich by owning part of a company that doesn't even sell that much
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  1009. Economics Explained seems a bit sensationalist at times
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  1010.  @sarahriddle2241  was ist dann das Geschlecht von so einer Person? Weder voll männlich oder weiblich aber ein Dritter Zustand
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  1011. If that was completely true the right wing wouldn't constantly try to twist the democratic bits
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  1012. In my opinion subscription are only valid if the provider has a regular cost in providing in whatever you get, like with streaming services. But if it's something that you just get, operate yourself and don't need any monthly service like some software, car, etc then it's just a money grab by the company
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  1013. That's why we need more verification experiments
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  1014.  @todortodorov940  the parties in power now are against war and big spending, but then covid and war. Merkel didn't have to go against what she stood for to deal with those. She didn't misjudge, she wanted more cheap labor in Germany, which is one of the main forces why Germany has a better performing economy than most other European countries
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  1015. In sims you can at least choose what you do, an NFT is already premade
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  1016. What i also hate is that you reward bad people who aren't willing to allow the employee have a living wage
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  1017. What's wrong about that?
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  1018. As far as I know many people who buy NFTs are actually poor and trying to use it to get out
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  1019. This topic is funny but on some level it's giving me an existential crisis
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  1020. You have to consider that when he started the scheme he was a well respected person with a legitimate history, not some random person starting a scam.
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  1021.  @skdfdjkdfjkd  Duh
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  1022. I'm already triggered
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  1023. Yeah, historically speaking a good chunk of pregnancies weren't planned beforehand
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  1024. That's utter nonsense. There's a lot of scams that have nothing to do with getting rich quick. There's cases where people lose all they had because they wanted to help someone who they thought was their friend. In most cases it's being naive that's getting someone into a scam, not greed or being selfish. A greedy selfish person who's not naive won't get scammed
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  1025. I rarely see that on history related channels
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  1026. If you're (shorting) early you're wrong
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  1027. Still weird how he's able to make so many people think he's successful in business
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  1028. I totally would expect such a thing happen in the UK
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  1029. I've heard the statement that Germans take some sort of pride in acknowledging what has gone wrong in the past, a la "we're good because we point out the bad" If it was pure shame it wouldn't have remained over all this time
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  1030. That's the only way it can work
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  1031. 2008 was caused by publicly traded companies
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  1032. What else should he have said to fill that time?
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  1033. If you go for the last ten years the S&P 500 outperformed his fund
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  1034. Not true. It was about the inequality growing too big that caused revolutions. For most of history, there was little to none opportunities to rise up the social ladder. The idea that anyone could do that got popular with the french revolution but is still quite new in human history
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  1035. If she's aware he works for LWT and has seen the past images they've used she'd believe him on the spot
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  1036. We've only seen inflation as a result of lack of production, more than year of stimulus and QE went by without any big inflation
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  1037. ​ @bluehammer1245 probably not but not saying anything is problematic. It's just aiding The Saudis. Saying something wouldn't take much effort so why not just do it
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  1038. Why don't you say those mastic four words?
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  1039. I think this is like cop pulling over an obviously dangerously modified car. You can't just float around with no identification in international waters
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  1040. but if there was the criminials would know it too
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  1041. this interviewer got no chill lol
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  1042. There's no real hard line between religion and cult and it's easy to use certain practices of an opposing religion to justify getting rid of it in total
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  1043. Germany is doing pretty well in comparison. Also Germany doesn't have thousands of Germans killed in war so that's also one thing that's going better in Germany
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  1044. "They hate him because he said the truth"
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  1045. Then there's also that they didn't ask the population they want to occupy
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  1046. Well he was pretty good at driving many away
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  1047.  @thedirty530  It really annoys me that the democrats rarely point these things out.
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  1048. ​ @logans3365  To me it seems many Americans who object to that idea want to live in a quiet suburban area with no other people hanging around. And why do they want that? Because (their) cities are loud. But cities are loud because of all the cars who need to drive in and out from city to the suburbs
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  1049. It's very short term, so it's easy to create a high volume without actually being that much. GDP is only about money flowing around, not anything productive happening
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  1050. I don't think the tragedy of the commons applies here. The countries aren't acting independently with no oversight. The EU as a whole should be smart enough to not repeat the Euro crisis
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  1051. Scam thread
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  1052. But he'd need to show what he'd actually own so the government can decide how the bailout should be structured. I don't think that would ever work out
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  1053. Hmm, I don't know. Maybe these people's would have just been single otherwise instead of being in a short relationship
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  1054. Not always
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  1055.  @teaadvice4996  they don't get any money when you buy a share. The only way the share price might help them is by maybe making it easier to get loans but banks will still look at the company's ability to pay back
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  1056. Someone getting executed for criticism not news worthy? That's troubling
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  1057. Just because mass media is often misleading doesn't mean that everything they don't talk about is true
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  1058. Time in the market beats timing the market
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  1059. The dog can smell him but might not assume he's under the blanket. The dog didn't try to get under the blanket but was happy when he saw him, so I assume he didn't know he was under it
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  1060. Complaining is how you get improvement. complacency makes it worse
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  1061. I don't think it's impossible in general but it'll probably require decades of lots of research and experiments to get any progress, something a single start up doesn't have the money and time for
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  1062. I've never admired him, always seemed like something's wrong to me
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  1063. ​ @hankry5886 Obamacare started off in a right wing think tank, not to help poor people but the private healthcare system not having to deal with treating uninsured people who are too poor to realistically pay back their debt
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  1064. While that's useful it's far less than promised in all the hype and that can't hold up with all the valuations of AI companies
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  1065. It's also Batman's garage
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  1066. I think back then we had supporters for both sides and I don't think it played out the way critics have warned.
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  1067. What are people even doing at a bitcoin convention? Is there anything to talk about?
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  1068. Whataboutism at its finest
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  1069. @qtsssim they're not that stupid to think that would work
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  1070. "We've not not noticed any discriminatory behavior that wasn't justified in our opinion so we don't want to codify a rule that would make it objective"
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  1071. Something made from self replicating material ending up self replicating isn't that surprising
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  1072. Because the US tries to be very easy on getting money flow into the country
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  1073. They probably see tweeting politic stuff as political activism
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  1074. More of a balance of powers thing than friends vs enemies. China just uses the fact that Russia is weakened
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  1075.  @Blex_040  Not quite right. The more competent you are the more you know the inherent issues with software development, especially if no system is set up to automatically checks for bugs. Doesnt mean a more experienced software developer can't say that they have high confidence in something working if it makes sense to do so. It's just so that it's one of those fields where you can't hide errors When it comes to bugs with experienced developers it's usually because they were pushed to ignore what they know
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  1076. Isn't MrBeast and copy cats not like a corporate version of Jake Paul, prank channels, etc back then? All being loud and attention grabbing, doing stunts etc
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  1077.  @dennyatkins3842  blaming Obama for a economic problem that built up in the decades before his term? This is the type of voter stupidity that forces politicians to make irrational decisions because voters are too short sighted. Bush could have made stricter rules to avoid this but then voters would complain about him slowing down the economy.
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  1078. This is just a classic case of ignoring a systematic issue and blaming individuals instead. "why aren't you blooming? We had bad weather back in my days too" while talking to flowers cast in eternal shadows
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  1079.  @honeypuffs5677  Evergrand failing could cause a cascade of failures in China which could hurt the Chinese economy, but the Chinese government takes its legitimacy in high economic growth so they might intervene heavily. So no, it's no certainty
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  1080.  @liesel16  maybe not for him but it's funny how much the conservatives got screwed over by themselves
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  1081. ​ @hurrdurrmurrgurr  yeah, how do you even teach someone a language if you can't speak their language
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  1082. These regulations that only allow single home houses to be built in many places in the US seems to artificially reduce supply drastically but is rarely mentioned by anyone talking about affordable housing. It seems quite stupid that areas so close to cities or even within don't allow buildings where multiple families can live
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  1083. So she thought some company will pay her to protect employees against the company?
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  1084. Isn't that most crypto projects?
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  1085.  @MrCheswickMusic  so if i find a mentally insane person that's not promoted by mainstream TV it's actually a person who tells the truth?
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  1086. foreman has manipulation?
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  1087.  @cd5433  If you only move up you'll eventually land a position you aren't qualified for. Either way, studies have shown that moving every few years is much more effective at earning more than trying to get paid more from your current employer
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  1088. People kept asking them since it started 20 years ago but never happened so far
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  1089. It can be my enough people believing it and thus giving it better funding and success rate. Although that could also end it a lot of cash burn
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  1090. If they viewed at each other as humans the war wouldn't have been started in the first place.
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  1091. Yeah, as someone from a country still in the EU I rather not have the UK back. They always kept blocking despite already getting special treatment. The UK doesn't want to align itself with the ideals of the EU, so just stay out unlike you change your mind on that which I find unlikly
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  1092.  @MyyssticalRL  either him hearing curse words is okay or it's not okay for him to see about the war. Don't act like curse words are worse than image of innocent people being blown up
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  1093. David Daivdson You seem to be in a very small cage.
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  1094. David Dančuk Is it even possible to make jokes while proposing a solution? Whenever I saw something from comedians where they told a solution it was always in a serious part.
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  1095. There's no way that wouldn't end up locking out the opposition just like tests before voting in the past didn't prevent certain groups from voting
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  1096. You sir, are stupid.
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  1097. It's easy: If it doesn't work once it will never work under any circumstances.
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  1098. +Cady Harren They claimed to be that in the beginning of some videos.
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  1099. I won't lie. This is definitely me when I'm stealing videos from Youtube.
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  1100. Godess Leg Mom The Sandwich maker You think it's good beer?
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  1101. It seems like it ends up projecting the judges own beliefs in the judgement
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  1102. Who would have thought that a scammer would be involved in another scam? But seriously, how does it keep happening that people still trust people who got outed before?
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  1103. Why should lower inflation make housing more affordable? Lower inflation means lower increase but only deflation means actual price decrease. Besides that, housing prices have been rising even in times of low to no inflation
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  1104.  @mikatu  it's worth whatever people are willing to pay at the time. There's not more to it
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  1105. His attempts to make creative descriptions probably makes him pick up words faster
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  1106. I think the "idea" is that you then go on and buy more things
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  1107. If all people in the simulation are real then the AI doesn't need to come up with the story
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  1108. With OPEC controlling the producing side it's time that the customer side also does something about it
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  1109. ​ @Rude_i_Wredne it's not a fair democracy but no single politician holds remotely as much power as Putin.
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  1110. I doubt them making a ponzi scheme here would make remotely enough profit to justify losing their good reputation and revenue
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  1111. Wdym? It was all chaotic in the background, far from a capable business and they speculated away most funds instead of just using it for themselves. They could have easily gone much longer if they didn't speculate with such big sums
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  1112. Problem is that historically many things that ended up being very successful sounded ridiculous to people at the time. Of course that doesn't mean anything that sounds ridiculous will be successful
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  1113. ​ @Klatchan  or YouTubers copying each other's ideas
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  1114. I don't think an outright ban would be good. Then it's easy that some European based alternative pops up that's basically run by the same people. We need laws that holds platforms more accountable
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  1115. Yes, that's mainly what keeps the US afloat. Import wares, export investments and USD debt
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  1116.  @polandsgarden  communism in China failed and they turned to Capitalism
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  1117. From my understanding the best they can do is shift colors so that they're more in the range of what you can see so that you can tell apart colors that you couldn't otherwise. But that comes at the cost of making the colors wrong because you have to push a wider spectrum in a smaller one. There's no way that glasses magically make you actually see more colors. It's like shifting infrared and ultraviolet into visible colors because humans can't see that in general
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  1118. "not financial advice" = "not reasonable financial advice"
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  1119. Nimm keine Schulden für was auf dass den Wert nicht hält
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  1120.  @jaklinhyde  I think it's a rhetorical question linking inflation with the sanctions
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  1121. A lot of socially unacceptable things are happening with everyone knowing and little protest
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  1122. Yes, Signal seems good but i don't know anyone who uses it
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  1123. I don't think the oligarchs and military would be fine with that
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  1124. As far as I know they buy it outside their country to have a safe heaven in case they fall under scrutiny in China. Like, you can be a billionaire in China but if you do something that the CCP doesn't like your money assets in China will be frozen, so it's good to have some outside
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  1125. ​ @davecullins1606  how do you ensure that nation wide training itself stays clean of bigotry? It might get support because bigots see it as an opportunity to infuse it with their ideas.
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  1126. ​ @AdlerMow China is the world's factory because of not paying more. If they want to increase income of the people without destroying thrift economy they need to switch to more advanced fields like the west did but that would require more education and having a lot of educated people usually let to a revolution if the system is oppressive
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  1127. Safe in what way? Not being a scam? Then the established coins. Safe in not losing money? None. No high profits without risk
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  1128. That doesn't make sense in this context
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  1129. Yes, because it's not unregulated capitalism and has strict controls on money leaving the country
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  1130. Isn't the problem the adaption
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  1131. A strategy that actually works well when no one else is doing it
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  1132. Add to 1. that there are worse labor laws that allow them to squeeze more out of the workers Add to 2. that the laws to operate are more lax, so they can save on having to follow fewer rules
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  1133. I thing
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  1134. GOP and Trump are definitely on the political right
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  1135. only because people eat it up. They wouldn't do it if the masses wouldn't consume it without hesitation
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  1136. ​ @2winceball China doesn't want to be seen as a developed country because then there would be higher standards by the international community. The CCP is legitimized by constantly improving the Chinese people's lives that's why the lack of democracy and restricted freedoms are tolerated. If China is seen as developed then either the CCP isn't needed anymore or the claim is wrong because many people still live in bad conditions
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  1137. To me it seems quite an US thing to expect the children to just be by themselves once they turn adult. It's particularly bizarre when the parents treat 17 year olds still like a child and then expect them to move out at 18
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  1138. One doesn't overthrow government you get along with
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  1139. Number 3 isn't true. They don't need to, they can . Small studios usually get loans with bad conditions if at all so they don't as much
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  1140. If he had that mindset he probably wouldn't have made it there in the fist place
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  1141. You'll get more punishment if the crime you committed is illegal
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  1142. But not with favorable conditions
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  1143.  @jjdd7763  nfts have no legal meaning or connection to the art so they're pretty useless
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  1144. You didn't know him, just his public ego
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  1145. Every time I see a "successful" story of someone doing FIRE it's someone who had a really well paying job (something barely anyone can achieve) and later severly cut down expenses to a degree that's sometimes below middle class. I'm not sure what the point of struggling through life is just so you're "independant"
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  1146. Not to be rude but if you had no idea as to what it could be you seem a bit uninformed
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  1147. Not only did he cut costs, he also cut the value of X to a third of what he bought it
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  1148.  @beatricethoma6791  über sich selbst sowas zu sagen ist aber auch heftig
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  1149. Well, most times it's often impossible to find definite evidence of a connection. So it seems reasonable to not even allow trading certain securities for certain people.
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  1150. Also, seeing someone you admire casually do it is way more convincing than seeing an explicit ad about it imo
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  1151. ​ @TheOne_6  i was confused why the share price of the other companies dropped so much for 1 or 2 cent but 20 cent didn't even cause double the percentage in drop
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  1152. Role models can't overcome the fact that the average job nowadays isn't enough and the number of jobs that pay above that is very limited. Also this like real estate investing are kind of the reason we have these problems nowadays. In the "good old times" people bought a home to live in, not to buy more and speculate on rising prices
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  1153.  @IamGrimalkin  higher risk doesn't cause outperforming. More risk asks for higher returns because it has to account for losses. Just like how people with bad credit have to pay higher interest rates to compensate for others in their risk category who go bankrupt. The historical outperformance of small cap has more to do with it being less attractive because it's more work to invest in a lot of small companies than to invest in a few big ones. But later funds have been created to specifically target small call so now that's mostly gone. As always, an investment strategy only beats the market until too many use it
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  1154. That is... so spot on. I've been thinking that we just randomly got rid of superficial justifications of people being in power after thousands of years of recorded history but this analogy works so well. Now I have to think of how past theologians sometimes caused the ruling class to lose their power because they were so wrong about something. But I think the lack of a coherent main narrative might help them here. If something turns out wrong it's "just this group of people, but those other economics said the right thing"
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  1155.  @amecampeon01  that's such a ignorant, generic statement that's not helpful in understanding anything at all
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  1156.  @pioneer_1148  "they can just pay for things themselves" Whenever I hear from some average person in the bay area it's like earning relatively much compared to the rest of the country but rent, etc are so high it more than cancel that out
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  1157. An advertising friendly one
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  1158.  @strider3164  I don't mean many lawsuits are just about 1 dollar but many have sued for 1 Dollar before, she didn't just do it for fun like Charlie implies
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  1159. Given many other scandals, food from grocery stores and markets also seems unsafe
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  1160. ​ @kanabis134  cope
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  1161. If you forced the US and Mexico into one country things wouldn't go smoothly either
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  1162. Tell that to the inventor of monopoly
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  1163.  @georgebrantley776  speculation isn't investment. Thing is, we don't have any knowledge of the "intrinsic value" of crypto yet, how long one will survive before being replaced by another, etc. unlike with conventional investments where we have history and know what can happen. Crypto is in this weird place where you can't just print more bitcoin but at the same time it's relatively easy to make a new crypto currency.
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  1164. Viewing people who show off on social media as free advertising for the products they show off is kinda powerful
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  1165. He's only worth that if people would actually willing to pay that price for all what he got
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  1166. Elon wasn't there when Tesla was founded but to all i can find Jack was involved from the beginning in Twitter, although not as the only person. Am I missing something?
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  1167. I can't necessarily agree. Unlike other countries who failed at controlling their failing currency Russia does have the export to create demand for the Rubble while having effective money flow controls to prevent a spike in supply. This does create a "correct" valuation given the circumstances (even if it wouldn't hold up in a free market).
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  1168. The rich don't evade taxes, they do what's called "tax optimization" which includes using loopholes and excemptions that aren't worth going through unless you're wealthy All they do is within the law which is the real problem here
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  1169. Psychology could theoretically be much closer to hard science if it wasn't for this petty thing called ethics
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  1170. Sadly the inverse isn't always true. Sometimes paying consumers are still also a product
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  1171.  @johnmorgan8127  I think most people who get extraordinary gains got them by coincidence and not knowledge, so whether to continue or not is also just another bet
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  1172. No response means complacency
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  1173.  @Tom-bn5zd  Doesn't Bitcoin make it worse?
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  1174. I'd say that's a bad idea. Real eggs are a humiliation, throwing wood is a physically harming
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  1175. 3:21 why did Google pacman eat Amazon?
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  1176. Imo you shouldn't buy things like art unless you're interested in the art itself and not it's increase in value, something this platform doesn't allow because you can't have the art itself
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  1177. The government spending less can end up in less tax revenue in the future.
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  1178. Still there
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  1179. ​ @patt5085 probably because the people controlling them regularly have to go there too
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  1180. I still can't believe Americans are okay eating something they know will cause digestive problems
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  1181. I don't know the answer to that but i do know that on average SPACs have made a major loss for investors. Just thinking about how SPACs are supposed to work, how can anyone expect it to go differently?
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  1182. I think it makes sense particularly in a post apocalyptic world, where people wishfully think there would be some almost magical technology that can help restore
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  1183. They're absolutely not pro life given that they're against any financial support that helps out kids with struggling parents (can't blame a new born for having made life decisions to be born into a poor family)
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  1184. She was talking about the natural of this plant, not Bitcoin itself. The plant is only running to generate Bitcoin for its shareholders, so that statement is true
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  1185. Why so many same comments?
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  1186. Most coins don't have much to be researched about
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  1187. "Ever since independence, almost 200 years ago Argentina's foreign debt has been a source of impoverishment and corruption and the biggest scandals."
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  1188. He's loving that his prediction didn't turn out exactly how he thought and that being pointed out now? Doesn't make sense to me
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  1189. It's the truth tho. It's far from widely established and can be replaced by another coin in the future
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  1190. Crypto bros aren't known for creativity
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  1191. That's the point of buybacks. Increase prices by reducing supply
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  1192.  @XMysticHerox  I think it's still significant because unless with the US and the EU, China has a much different ideology and communist China has only then been recognized when not doing so would hurt economically. Point is, China is no friend and that has shown a couple of times now
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  1193. Yeah sure
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  1194.  @Ultinarok47  I've never had money related issues with my family and there were many opportunities to take advantage. Not all people are like that
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  1195. They weren't egalitarian, they were populist reforms. The goal wasn't maximizing equality but getting the masses on his side. Best counter example was when he got in a lot of debt so he could make an argument of abolishing the debt the poor had at the rich. This helped the rich, not the poor but it seemed like he was just being fair
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  1196. He flew into the sun. If you look into it it's prone to fail
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  1197. ​ @Angel24Marin the advantage is that the sea around it can be claimed by the country who owns it which in turn can force the other countrys military and civil ships out of it if it likes to
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  1198. ​ @seneca983 so it's still because of mistakes and not the ten billion
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  1199. Credit is the only way to scale payments, gold causes liquidity issues
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  1200. It doesnt happen often yet too often that single channels thinks they can just start a single channel platform at a price a full streaming platform costs. Quite delusional
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  1201. Now that he's getting divorced he's truly getting canceled
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  1202. Wouldnt it make more sense for them to join Romania since they once joined Wallachia to form Romania and that's the last decision they made on their own?
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  1203. We could come to a point where there's irl projections that we can't even trust what we see irl
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  1204. He's trying to be rational within an irrational framework he himself doesn't believe in. That's always been his shtick
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  1205. Banning an illegal channel justifies banning one which had a license from Russia?
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  1206. Hedge funds are valued by what they own, not their cash. Theoretically they'd never need to sell
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  1207. The same reason why we have a smartphone instead of having multiple devices that do one function. I'd never go to another platform just to listen to a podcast
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  1208. it's wild how few rules would need to be changed for a lot of issues to start solving on its own but it's not done. What you've listed would both reduce traffic jams and make housing more affortable (by not enforing urban sprawl)
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  1209.  @rsiow2  that's their official explanation. But their official explanations are rarely the whole truth
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  1210. They have a strong religious belief and see a lot of mundane things as immoral. From their view there's no reason to not force it onto others and only right
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  1211. "Not owned or controlled by a foreign government"
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  1212. I've heard them mention that often although months ago looking forward
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  1213. Kind of ridiculous how many solutions have been developed to overcome the many shortcomings of crypto when blockchain doesn't really solve anything that can't be done without blockchain
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  1214. I think we shouldn't jump to conclusions after just one study
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  1215. Lol I've just seen your comment history and it's all "stop talking about this"
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  1216.  @biohazord2522  It's her mistake but her bf letting her do it is also wrong. If your partner is about to drunk drive you shouldn't just let them
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  1217. There's a YouTube trend to label all kinds of countries etc as collapsing lately
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  1218. ​ @occamraiser  still, there's this weird cap at around 120, really old people always got to around there but not really above, nowadays there's more but still but going over it far
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  1219. ​ @socialistrepublicofvietnam1500  the US has such labels but only per serving size and only being in grams which is odd since they normally don't weight food in the metric system so it can't be too helpful to understand
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  1220. Oil companies knew about it since the 60s because they had scientists
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  1221.  @aniaglobalevolution3548  depends on the breed, not all are that attached that they can't have you leave for 5 minutes but generally yeah, they are happy to see you come home
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  1222. Not really. The story switches between an incident being seen as good and seen as bad. A different thing
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  1223.  @angelsantin8721  it's not about an outcome that wasn't preferred, it just doesn't add up as a story. Most of the show was consistent with where it was going and then it just turns in a completely different direction that doesn't make sense
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  1224. They're not strong, they're small. The smaller an animal the easier it can carry its own weight. It's no coincidence that insects have these thin stick legs. Square cube law
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  1225. This is what we need. More commercialization of music.
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  1226. Why care about what people think or not think about you in a hundred years after you're dead?
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  1227. There are so many people who want to sell gold to you/push it which is suspicious
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  1228. I'm kinda confused. Aren't tests already about finding out what they know?
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  1229. Who cares about his middle name?
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  1230. It seems like all stocks that went way to high than made sense to me have been going down
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  1231. It wasn't just few people, it's a strategy they use. And you can clearly say that's what they actually use in the public, not just some randos saying things
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  1232. We had low inflation for two decades despite increasing profits from companies
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  1233. What happens to Evergrand really depends on the intelligence of the CCP
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  1234. Whenever you see a type of content that you don't think anyone will fall for but there's so much of it then people are probably falling for it. You probably think they sound dumb because of what you already know/expect to hear but I'm pretty sure those are factors that make others believe in it more. The anti mainstream trend makes being different like that more trustworthy
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  1235. World poverty nowadays isn't about money but politics. Either way, world poverty is only a fraction of the problem it used to be decades ago
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  1236. ​ @rars0n i meant being decentralized and free of banks and hedge funds, but now single investment firms buy up big chunks to sell on the stock market. Btw, no one invests in the dollar itself, so that comparison is irrelevant. Bitcoin also was meant to be to use as payment but that's pretty much non existent compared to trading, another failure of promises
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  1237. Seems like the result of getting rid of critical voices in his inner circles, then he can't address problems in his strategy because they don't want to disagree
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  1238. Idk it seems like they got pushed into a new system that wasn't really explained to them
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  1239. No, we've learned that we should keep regulations in place instead of starting to remove them if enough time to the previous crisis has passed
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  1240.  @Me-ui1zy  Argentina is unique in their weird economic strategies, dont see SA doing that
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  1241. ​ @DrRabbit2112  what did he do? I can't find anything that points in that direction
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  1242. ​​ JustinWilliams-ed2ug nah most people would tag it incorrectly and a few people will screw it up intentionally. And without a right tag system people will use different terms for the same thing so you can't find anything and if you use aliases to fix that you'll end up with wrong ones since words often don't have a single meaning I've seen many websites with a tag system and those who don't have someone to enforce that they're used correctly often have such useless tags that they're basically non usable
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  1243. Pitbull couldn't save it by rhyming Kodak with Kodak
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  1244. Then there should be positive mentions of pet dogs in the bible
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  1245. This is an area where the Chinese government doesn't really allow foreign investments so I assume not as much as like 2008
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  1246.  @mac19999x  I wanted to get into IT and got taught other subjects that aren't IT and I'm certainly not mad about it in hindsight. Being only taught in exactly the thing you want to pursue a career in makes you kind of blind, even in that job itself. Like in your case you probably shouldnt be ignorant of union law and in IT it is often helpful to know other natural languages because it is quite an international field.
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  1247. I think they should have taken another clip, this one is too serious to fit
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  1248. How do they fund years with higher claim rates if they get rid of the excess each year?
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  1249. If you're someone who doesn't believe in evolution (high likelihood if you take the Israeli side) then humans and animals are distinct, animals being lower
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  1250. In this context it's like saying that immigration into the US from Canada is bad
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  1251. Yesterday I've read that banks in my country had a surge in profits. I wonder if that's a contrast because of different practices or just yet problems to unfold
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  1252. ​ @jayus2033 how tf do you drink 10 liters of anything
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  1253.  @WilliamSchlott  You're making the assumption that the debt has to be paid off. It doesn't have to be. The ones providing the loans don't want that, the want the interest payments
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  1254. I'm actually 1. Create website 2. Generate huge user growth while bleeding investments, then sell off or go public 3. Profit
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  1255. No, more like either don't rating or giving 5 stars
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  1256.  @kyosefgofa  royalties are just an expense and gyms have expenses too
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  1257. It'd be weird to make a war less horrible by simply censoring words when the actions are much much worse
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  1258. What?
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  1259. Remember when Marxist meant Marxist and not regressive left?
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  1260. Puglous Extremes never work.
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  1261. It's not the president of the world.
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  1262. Thank God we got a mentally stable and modest next president instead of her.
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  1263. Then explain quantum mechanics if it is that simple.
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  1264. Is that bad?
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  1265.  @Dugpasttenseofdig one bizarre thing is that many people who fall for a scam have been falling for scams a couple of times before
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  1266. From my knowledge 2008 only caused an increase of homelessness of fully employed people and few lucky people had the money at the time to buy up the property and often just turned it into rented ones and then a few years after prices surpassed the previous peek again
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  1267. The Chinese have this belief that living in a previous owners stuff is bad and so it doesn't make sense to renovate because they'll replace it anyways
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  1268. False dichotomy. There are other possibilities
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  1269. I doubt that most gen z watch that kind of content, I don't know any who care about it
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  1270. More money creates more demands tho And economics is one of those fields where there's no universally accepted theory, and Milton Friedman is just one side
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  1271. I really don't understand why the Democrats keep being so soft against what Trump and republicans are doing when there are so many obvious easy opportunities.
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  1272. I hope this doesn't end up switching one regime to another
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  1273.  @chess1993  No, it's not. That's only learning to sell
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  1274. ​ @gyxfyujb  then why wouldn't he stop?
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  1275. Wasn't it because of management only being focused on financial numbers instead of actual innovation/growth?
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  1276. ​ @phonymontana4254 which movie?
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  1277. It's also hard to analyze fundamentals when China lacks transparency and giving out crucial investment information is basically prohibited as its seen as a risk for national security
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  1278. ​ @skycloud4802 he didn't invent anything but for a while he looked like it for many and he could have kept it that way
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  1279. What's so bad about a McDonald's job in the first place?
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  1280. Seeking asylum from the country of origin kinda defeats the purpose of legitimate asylums
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  1281. "remembering the glorious past" of supressing foreigners in their own country and extracting their wealth
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  1282. ​ @Mart77  The state that kept it secret didn't exist in 1994 anymore. Besides, Glasnost made it so it did become officially broadcasted that it did happen, although with a delay
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  1283. Have you looked through the whole documents to be sure it was all already known?
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  1284. If someone is an actual genius there would be something to show for instead of just putting all attention on the person.
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  1285. What changed it from legit to scam?
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  1286. The difference to GE is that the finance software runs on apple's hardware
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  1287. Look up what they did in Iceland, actually put banksters in jail
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  1288. It seems increasingly like not doing anything as a Russian doesn't shield one from becoming a victim either
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  1289.  @storyteller0607  no? Trump got elected and then got out after not getting elected again. He didn't overthrow the government or get out by getting overthrown. I don't know how you connected my comment with trump
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  1290. Korrekter weise wäre Industriestaaten laut Marktkapitalisierung angebracht
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  1291. They didn't see it as lending to a stranger
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  1292. As far as I understand it that's the main reason why food is very expensive in Hawaii since it's mostly imported
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  1293. I hope Blitz scaling dies out, it's totally anti competitive in its principles and invalidates capitalism
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  1294. You're acting like anxiety issues are a minor problem
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  1295. They only work if they get priority over individual transportation or they'll just get stuck and not being able to fulfill the scheduled times
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  1296. It's kinda terrifying how such things might be used by terrorists in the future
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  1297. Gold's price is pretty unstable for being money. That statement only made sense to me as long as money as backed by gold
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  1298. It's BRICS, the S isn't from a plural, it's the first letter of one of those countries
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  1299.  @lordjim3109  it was all about getting huge profits from a lab testing that required much less blood and machinery. So yes it was all about lab testing
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  1300. ​ @ryanharvey9800  the main reason why the great depression was so bad was because the central back reduced money supply and that made some companies fail that weren't even bankrupt but couldn't get access for temporary money so they had to close anyway
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  1301. GDT is good at immidation but it so often fails to be factually correct
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  1302. Since early 2000s German politics has internally created conditions that created poorer people on purpose in certain areas so they can be more competitive in global economics and stay an exporting nation. I can't think of another continental Western European country which tried to do that
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  1303. Eventually everyone who would have wanted to buy already did, then the prices started going down a bit and people realized that it's not going up forever (which many actually thought at this point), then people start freaking up, pushing the price down further, eventually people who purchased with loans have to sell to cover the loans, pushing it down further. It wasn't really a one day to the other event how it's often presented. That day was actually not even the day with highest loss in history. It's just that it kept going down and down
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  1304. Politicians try to get as much people on their side. Being human will always make them not being liked by certain demographics
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  1305.  @arctix4518  It makes sense historically but it's so weird that a European capital has relative little importance in its own country
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  1306. You could put that on pretty much all videos of this channel but what's the point?
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  1307. ​ @jamesrawlings5781  still, there are couple of times where someone who we know knew the history or even admired someone who ended up making a big mistake to just end up with the same mistake again. One could look back at a previous failure, think they figured out the problem but be wrong about it. Then there's also that before modern times, the accuracy of recording history wasn't taken as seriously, so people might have made decision on wrong information
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  1308.  @drcola143  but this video is mostly trading, not investing
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  1309. I'd say that doesn't really matter, if you'd had direct ownership the CCP would still screw over foreign investors
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  1310. 56k really make a difference on federal level?
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  1311. That doesn't really help if you have to vote on people who didn't do anything yet
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  1312. The same story from a different perspective
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  1313.  @Cneq  It used to refer to a certain group but definitions change
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  1314. There are actually so many such cases. We have better solutions for so many things but there are many who benefit from the status quo and would lose in case of change so there is none
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  1315. ​ @temper44  it was a real estate bubble in Japan. Even non real estate companies started investing in real estate, that's why it also caused a stock rally
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  1316. Most people using these alternative Investments do it for high return, not to keep the same wealth.
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  1317. Ich nicht
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  1318. ​ @KorithStoneheart they eat grass, which means you need grass land, which in turn can't be used to to grow something else. But horses also need to be trained to be useful which takes a lot of time and also knowledge
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  1319. ​ @ctwolf those "weak" people are the main reason why the value of crypto increases. Without trading which basically only happens on these centralized places there wouldn't be a price of crypto
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  1320. safu*
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  1321. I just looked at the video being unloaded nine hours ago and knowing I've only been sleeping and then at work since and I remember seeing a video about 9-5 jobs and I was very confused and wondering if my memory was failing me and it only made sense after reading your comment
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  1322.  @NullHand  common sense is common compared to actually understanding things. It's actually not rare that common sense let's one come to wrong conclusions, some realities are counter intuitive
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  1323. It's not the same people in both cases.
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  1324. ​ @Tony32  are there actually ads on ATMs where you live? I've also heard of American ATMs charging for withdrawal, we don't have either here
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  1325. They let you send megabytes of files within minutes, I doubt they have a storage problem
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  1326. Why do you think you need to personally know someone to hate them? Also, the title doesn't need to give the reason
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  1327. I've heard that they now just can throw more stuff at the wall and see what sticks but actually understanding doesn't seem to have improved to the same degree, that's why AI seemingly randomly fails with one thing but not a similar different thing
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  1328. What's a use case where you can't just use regular internet that you already have in some way?
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  1329. I work in an area where we have to deal with clients (indirectly) and someone has this joke of "work would be much easier without clients"
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  1330. He's usually sarcastic about people he criticizes. Given that this video is about Ukraine and they're not at fault there's no reason for that
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  1331. Real life locations are valuable because there's only one of it but there can be virtually infinite number of these virtual copies
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  1332. What are you talking about
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  1333. Long term there's no guarantee that the interest in wine doesn't shrink
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  1334. While I get the romanticism I think that paying a lot of money for it just feels wrong. It's like trying to buy love with only money
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  1335. If all manufacturers were in your own country you wouldn't be able to afford as many things as you currently do
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  1336. ​ @nilashj516  far away? They're sharing a border
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  1337. Appropriation usually involves ignorance which ends up in someone practicing it in an offensive way. Like imagine someone claiming to be Cristian but they use a cross to clean their toilet because Jesus cleanses sins to must clean a toilet too
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  1338. Then why not just point out a flaw in the video? Or does one need a longer brain washing season due to lack of supporting facts
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  1339. The government collects taxes and can pay back with that. What does Binance do to earn it?
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  1340. It's short term loans for short term liquidity. It's not like these banks are bankrupt but illiquid
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  1341.  @1greenMitsi  In regulated markets there's at least much less manipulation
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  1342. Being closed isn't as problematic as being highly dependent on exports of certain goods, which Russia is
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  1343. ​ @CommanderWar64  but you do need connections
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  1344. Erdogan needs to be replaced. He's no good for any people living in Turkey
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  1345. I think instead of just looking at the numbers they should look if all those tax exemptions and spendings are in the intrest of the government. One problem for example is that certain agencies spend their whole budget on purpose when they could have saved some so they don't lose it because they didn't use it
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  1346. People tend to expose themselves to much less new things once they become adult. But everyone but it's a strong trend
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  1347. Only problem that it's other people's money, that's why banks failing isn't in the publics interest
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  1348. Negative interest rates making people and companies wanting to prepay would make a strange twist in economics
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  1349. But historically speaking people tended to believe those claims
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  1350. Very old joke
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  1351. That disclaimer is only for legal reasons and/or trying to get a client. They don't actually care
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  1352. Isn't what maga does now kinda what Nazis did? First try to overthrow government with violence and then later instead trying to get in legitimately and targeting all institutions to undermine democracy
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  1353. Have you not listened to how they work?
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  1354. Just because they're not as democratic doesn't mean they can't gain in influence
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  1355. But he also said a lot of things that he didnt end up doing last time. Many people seemed to assume he'll just do the things that benefit them but not the things that hurt them
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  1356. ​ @vhateverlie maybe SBF acted to reckless when it comes to covering up, so CZ tried to distance to not get caught for the same
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  1357. You're basically arguing to keep the economy well short term in exchange for increasing the risk long term. We're in a state were it eventually will happen
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  1358. I kinda feel like Smartphones have taken out a lot of awe from technological advances because most of it is hidden. Sure a smartphone can do many things but you have to understand it first before you realize and then the magic moment is gone
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  1359. ​ @bolexmadnessbygilbertsolor6953 how convenient
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  1360. I wonder if people eventually catch on plausible deniability and it doesn't work like that anymore
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  1361. ​ @prohacker5086  keeping the rating artificially high would hurt US investors and thus indirectly the US economy. Is that in their interest?
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  1362. Those are things people use. The majority of a billionaires wealth isn't used by them. It's just locked up to get more wealthy. For the average person who owns a home their own is usually their most expensive asset but they live in it and use it. Instead of calling people envious, think about why you are defending people who would take away all those things you've listed if they could do that just to get more wealthy themselves
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  1363. Ur mom
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  1364. To my understanding WWI was kinda inevitable at that point. Austria Hungary wouldn't give the other ethnicities more autonomy (despite them in sum being more than the Austrians and Hungarians combined), becoming ever more unstable and the German generals still had the old war mentality despite Germany being prospering economically and not needing a war. They also thought that the new technologies would allow a simpler victory and didn't assume it's going to be a long war. So no reason to avoid what you think won't happen. Also it was only with WW2 ending that countries realized something had to be done to keep peace. Without that the bar to start a war in the future would been much lower. So I don't think we'd necessarily been further developed. Maybe we'd just be in the middle of WW2 now
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  1365. I'm also thinking that given that economic theory is often used to beat the competition this automatically destroys any remotely working theory since people try to work around it. It's like learning the game rules and trying to beat it with loopholes that they then try to patch. I can't think of any other field that has that dynamic
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  1366. "Was können wir gegen den Arbeitskräftemangel tun?" Mehr bezahlen. Mit genug Bezahlung findet man selbst für den schlechtesten Job jemanden der ihn machen will
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  1367. I've often thought that it's one of those "scientific" fields that's not there to understand something but to retroactively justify the status quo as good, similiar to how eugenics was used to justify that colonization is actually good for the supressed people
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  1368. Paradoxically the market forces that help create lower prices before are now causing a shortage that makes prices explode
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  1369. I rather live than just survive.
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  1370. 4x doesn't seem that bad tbh for an outsider.
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  1371. ​ @carboy101 i think there was at least one big investment bank or something like that which invested without deep research because the amount of money they invested was relatively low for them. They're just putting money in a couple of high risk investments in case one of them blows up
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  1372. Congrats
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  1373. Blogging IS social media. Anything that allows user interaction is social media
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  1374. If Russia is willing to pay more than the customers in those countries they'll still get access to those goods
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  1375. What's ironic about it?
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  1376. Good point, however strange combination now. Normally it was the conservatives that supported the military industrial complex more in the US but now they're the ones opposing the war more
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  1377. Of course this comment is the start of a scam chain
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  1378. Wealthy people sueing doesnt mean that anyone else will get a payout
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  1379. ​ @kx7500 not unsurprising when sniperwolf tried to make it about sexism herself
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  1380. They used to have like 26 % of the whole world population until recent times
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  1381. Total bs generalization
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  1382. Why are you asking for a single entity or group to be the savior? And who's to say this was just a big deception everyone fell for instead of going with it because it made their life easier?
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  1383. "Most shocking" I don't see anything shocking, not even necessarily a proof that all of them were good diggers
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  1384. "highest debt ever" doesn't say much if not adjusted for inflation
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  1385. Then Amazon needs to pay for AWS
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  1386. That's not the problem. The problem being that his explanation are too long for a mainstream audience who don't care much about financial details
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  1387. No he didn't. He said less money going around will reduce inflation but that doesn't require a reduction of equity which is the actual wealth
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  1388. Just being able to do what you want rarely makes one happy
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  1389. During the summer, when it's hotter and the sun higher in the sky in Germany it also ads more shade, keeping the inside cooler
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  1390. Is it to shame? I thought it's just to point out something problematic regardless of the cause
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  1391. Recessions aren't necessary, they're just the product of the current system
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  1392. ​@anaalves3658 in Europe with the relative small countries it's also much more cheaper to get the experience of another culture without traveling too far. Compared to Europe the US is quite homogenous
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  1393. 100 years is a bit fast to lose so much information that that's confusing
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  1394.  @saraf5414  This channel focuses on weird, and thus interesting parts of history while a history class will be more general and covers parts that some might not find interesting
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  1395.  @btnt5209  I've looked up their SEC filing and research only accounts for 10 % of their cost, easily covered by their revenue. So no, not an explanation
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  1396. Stupid comparison. Someone can be professional and honest in the job and an ass in private
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  1397. The problem here would be that the US political system is quite different to pretty much any other country where you can vote. I've read news about the opinion of the clergy in different countries about various things and it can come in completely different way than the US. For example LGBT in the US is usually either good or bad. Meanwhile in other places LGBT might not been seen as a positive but at the same time tolerated by clergy. US politics is so prevalent online in the English speaking space that it creates the illusion that way of thinking is widespread when it's actually the minority
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  1398. ​ @reappermen they are effectively useless unless in perfect conditions
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  1399. But a costly one at that. Then there's also that they represent the country but not elected by that country
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  1400. "average of 240 dollars" That sounds problematic to me. Either they don't put enough in, spend too much or simply don't earn enough. Either way, Robin hood seems kind of a disaster for most people's financial stability, most people seem to gamble rather than invest. But I can't complain too much because thanks to Robin hood I can invest cheaper too, even though I don't and can't use them
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  1401. What I'm always asking myself is whether that there is really an alternative to investing in stocks: the monetary strategies of the central banks potentially eating up cash, people getting unemployed/worse income causing problems in real estate, etc
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  1402.  @catsberry4858  What's your point? Purgatory cleanses you of your sins before going to heaven and praying was supposed to reduce the time spent there
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  1403. I'm pretty sure she doesn't fully see him as a positive force because his actions point out to a lot of negative things and later people might ask for changes the right wing don't like
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  1404. I don't think they've ever tried to play it save, the founders got some shady history
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  1405. Georgia would be more free in the EU than with Russia currently meddling with its internal affairs despite not belonging together
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  1406. Insulting people isn't very productive tho, that's more entertainment than anything
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  1407. ​ @jesse_- it's only dumb if you do it despite knowing better.
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  1408. It seems quite easy to spend everything, regardless if income goes up or down, people get creative both ways
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  1409. It's actually very easy. Just fund some major infrastructure developments
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  1410. She meant the plant, not Bitcoin. The plant benefits the private equity investors of which there are just a few, so it's right
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  1411. Musk isn't an technology expert, he's just a technology investor
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  1412. Why not ask that on How money works?
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  1413.  @NihongoWakannai  I disagree. Some people get inspired by hearing about it and wouldn't have otherwise
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  1414. To the sun would be more correct as they keep getting burned
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  1415. My problem is more that you could make more money with short term trading than long term (more successful trades mean more profit). So there's even more incentive for CEOs to not care about long term success.
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  1416.  @irishbeerdrinker6861  but no strong Muslim believer is supporting the government of Israel
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  1417. Wasn't reputation laundering their origin?
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  1418. ​ @1x1boop28  they don't care about religion and saying that in long form isn't being hypocritical.
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  1419. Casgain academy seems to interpret situations in a way that seems to fit their agenda, not sure if it's intentional or projecting
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  1420. Wework isn't even new, there are existing companies with that model, although with more reasonable market valuation
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  1421.  @raymondpaller6475  the argument for free market is that competition increases efficiency and productivity, thus making things more affordable for the wider public. If that efficiency is held by a monopoly they don't need to pass it to the customers in lower prices. It's just going to increase the profit margin. It doesn't benefit the market
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  1422. It doesn't begin. It's just how it always been
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  1423. Any automaker who failed to adopt to EVs were short sighted in their profit making
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  1424. Lmao you don't understand it. They've basically eliminated the risk of bankruptcy. But the chances of the stock going significantly higher are rather slim compared to the downside risk
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  1425. ​@SannibalBarcathis is replacing the horse with two people in a horse costume.
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  1426. I think a giving stuntman a lot of attention would harm their ability to look like the actor. If people were constantly recognize the stuntman it would break the illusion
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  1427. Why the "unfortunately" at the end? Anyone could end up in court despite not being guilty in the end.
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  1428. Many CEOs don't have the knowledge to create the company's product themselves but I get what you mean
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  1429. Everyone I've met irl with a monotone voice was just chill
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  1430.  @tamwilfred  If the market is overvalued because of the government printing too much money wouldn't it that be a justification for the price, like just an inflation of the dollar?
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  1431. What also matches WW1: the attacker (in that case Germany) initially thinking it would be a quick victory (against France) because of lack of support (by back then thinking Russia would be too slow to mobilize). Now the irony that in the case it's Russia doing the miscalculation
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  1432. Learn Spanish or vanish by getting eliminated by AI.
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  1433.  @Jack_Slate  from what I've seen many were the kids back then and have grown up but for some reason still look up to him
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  1434. OPEC's whole point of existence is to take power from the oil consumers
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  1435. ​ @Daboy804 also the channel has slower times, videos don't need to be created sequentially and sometimes multiple end up done at once
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  1436. But we'd have less parties
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  1437. ​@@WaryOfExtremesOriginalSubway is pretty bad for franchisers. McDonald's is expensive to get into, if you already have access to that much money you can put it into whatever to make money
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  1438. Where do you think EU4 got the idea from?
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  1439. @Robert Carlyle these protests in Iran have gone bigger every time
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  1440. What if the castle is in the middle of the Sahara?
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  1441. ​ @peanutbutterjellytme catalogues work very differently than internet stores, that's why
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  1442. ​ @thorpeaaron1110  there weren't parties back then but there were people getting together for a common goal
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  1443. Saving? Smaller? Are you kidding? This isn't about practicality
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  1444. They failed their task, yes, but they were still operating with many businesses depending on them so letting them collapse would have affected many businesses that had weren't responsible for the mess
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  1445. Same would have happened if it wasn't rich people. It would still have seen big withdrawal in the housing crisis and collapse.
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  1446. They'll sign it if you buy the collateral with it
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  1447. Why socially right wing? He hang around people that were deemed lesser by society and didn't talk down on them. The adaption of Christianity is where they put a more authoritarian, although benevolent twist on it to legitimate the empire but i can't see that in the bible
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  1448. Do they expect millions of civilians to move from the north to the south but the terrorists to stay in north?
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  1449. For now. But long term you have a risk of ending up having to pay more than what you end up getting if your house value decreases because of choosing the wrong neighborhood
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  1450.  @82boulou  so far there's been a trend that one record warm winter is just going to be succeeded by an even warmer winter, snow is becoming rarer every year
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  1451. It started in ancient china and continued and spread
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  1452. ​ @jtgd  productivity has been steadily increasing over the decades but wages haven't kept up. It's totally feasible to do it
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  1453.  @dod4004  why can't his role be explained in a short way? Every job can, why am I supposed to read a book on this one? Sure you can't say it short and in depth but a general idea is always possible, with a possibility to additional questions. But just saying I'm wrong and "read this book" is just as ignorant as you accuse me to be
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  1454. ​ @KG84C  this account keeps posting pro Russian/Ukraine critical comments without ever doing any explanations
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  1455. Mark holds the voting majority, he can do whatever he wants
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  1456. Well technically if you want to calculate inflation you have to use a basket of what people actually buy, not what they should buy
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  1457. The population was always just so big that in relative terms it wasn't that much
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  1458.  @mahirmahir7097  I know him well, I'm watching him videos. But when you start already making a lot of money cutting down on expenses will do a lot but when you don't earn much it won't do much
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  1459. Reminds me of the guy who led the self driving car research at Google. They paid him more and more to make him stay but eventually he quit and used all that earned money to make his own company about self driving cars lol.
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  1460. Looks like someone's trying to push active management. Given the nature of index funds if they crash the economy as a whole crashes and it's not just a partial bubble like the housing market
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  1461. It's not that, it's that they just do the same stories again and again just with little adjustments instead of something original which would be more risky investment wise
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  1462. It's also kinda hard to get/stay rich when you're generous
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  1463. It's not pragmatic to keep giving in
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  1464. No more "babe"?
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  1465. If you don't care then why are you here?
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  1466. Internet bubble all over again
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  1467. Maybe so that potentially new users don't click on that instead of using their sign up link
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  1468.  @joker20000  just because you don't find it attractive doesn't mean no one else does
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  1469. If everything we choose to do is based on the circumstances i.e. is deterministic then we don't have free will. If there is something in the thought process that is independent of the circumstances then that part is simply random and we don't have free will. The question is: What is even the difference between a life with and without free will?
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  1470. Igal Marcelo Zimmt Just make a research and see how accurate this video is. It's not hard.
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  1471. Igal Marcelo Zimmt Yes, more CO2 means more plant growth but CO2 is a greenhouse gas and increases temprature. Mars atmosphere is to just too thin and CO2 isn't the only gas that captures heat. Just look at how hot Venus is. And would you like in an athmosphere with such high CO2 level? There is no such thing as a "law of conservation" in cemistry that tells that total CO2 level are always the same. For example, when plants use CO2 the CO2 is turned into something else, the total CO2 level decreases. He only used that scientific knowledge that supports his standpoint and didn't mentioned anything that goes against it. The rest are just assumptions and misleasing implications.
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  1472. Igal Marcelo Zimmt It is powerful enough. CO2 also triggers a feedback process, meaning that when CO2 increases the temperature a little, the amount of H2O in the atmosphere also increases and H2O is really good at absorbing heat: http://i.stack.imgur.com/RpYxL.gif
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  1473. +Litch The Shinigami It's just a hypothesis.
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  1474. batmandeltaforce "A scientific theory is a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world that is acquired through the scientific method and repeatedly tested and confirmed through observation and experimentation." Evolution is a theory and the big bang is a theory except for the very beginning. What you propose is a hypothesis, It may make sense but it is not proven.
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  1475. This is so fucked up.
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  1476.  @niklaswadle555  Beiträge erhöhen sich damit aber jedes Mal
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  1477. +Isaac Spencer nor Trump.
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  1478. I'm still confused on whether the bible allows homosexuality or not. Isn't it not the case that homosexuality is a sin according to the bible?
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  1479. Tradition is not an argument.
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  1480. But it looks smooth.
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  1481. Bitte kann schwarz/weiß-Denken. Wie wär's wenn wir mal versuchen das Problem zu lösen anstatt so zu tun als gäbe es nur linken und Rechten Mainstream zur Auswahl.
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  1482. JasonThe MatchboxMan Nothing.
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  1483. That's not the question. The question is if the other parties should take a stance of pure opposition or lean in more, to get back voters.
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  1484. One or two years ago is about the range of the pandemic
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  1485. Except most of the population lives in the city and surrounding suburbs that wouldn't need cars daily if build different
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  1486. I don't remember second life being a big deal, only heard of it long after
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  1487. That was always the funny thing about CS: they did shady things which normally earns more profits but they failed more than the less shady acting banks
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  1488. ​ @baileyslife3469  your math seems off by a factor of ten
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  1489. It's still so stupid to risk so much when he's up so much. True gambling mindset
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  1490. While this voice in general is good I think the main issue is that he's talking way too different for fans of the other channel. When I look at other channels with multiple voices they have a common theme in how they talk
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  1491. I think the main issue is that regardless of how good the VR might be it'll never get the reach of social media where you don't need to buy anything additionally and can do it pretty much anywhere with much disruption. The failure of 3D seems to show to me that most people aren't willing to put up with more expense and hassle for what's not really adding much benefit for most people
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  1492. Nice, another case of banks of regulating themselves. I feel like the only reason why there's regulations at all is to not let get too much out of hands that people get too itchy about it
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  1493. Yes it's Albania
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  1494. False dichotomy
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  1495. ​ @erikwennerholm4792  he did say tho "to me, that video game should never be created" and then says it gives people ideas.
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  1496. Except AI doesn't have an urge to do something else. It's like you modified the DNA of a human so self preservation is turned down and submission is inherent instead of taught
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  1497. Jeez
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  1498. I think just AI not blindly following instructions would be a good start. Like, if you have a good employee and give them a task but while they execute it they notice there's a problem they'll stop. On the contrary, AI for example gives answers based on an outdated dataset and presents it like it's sure. If you last heard about a person ten year ago and someone asks you how that person is doing you wouldn't say what you've heard ten years ago but AI basically does that
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  1499. China is doing nothing to protect privacy. They just don't like that some companies now have more data on their citizens then themselves and are implementing a system where they'll collect all that data centrally
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  1500. But I wonder if the strong economic ties would have a major influence in the outcome in either way
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  1501. Does that really apply to the average streaming user though? I don't know anyone who does that
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  1502. Why's that surprising? They'd literally die if they were bad at water conservation. Any place low on a certain necessary resource either gets good at managing said resource or stops existing
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  1503. It's an association trick of marketing. I don't know the official term but it goes like you put a good thing to your product and people tend to think better about your product or associate attributes with your product. It works to some degree even if you're aware of it. Just think how differently you'd think of them if they hired someone from a different area, like traditional banking. Besides, for many, having a celebrity makes at least seem like it's legitimate, like why would they do it if it's not right (of course that's not always true)
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  1504. Elon also didn't invent the first modern electric car, he didn't even invent the Tesla car as he was initially not part of the company. I think it's just an example of his dry humor
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  1505.  @James.Townsend  I wonder if that makes them get more or less people. Less because people are already more sceptic from videos as this or more people because viewers believe this channel to be trustworthy because of it
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  1506. It does show how severe the problem is. Only $500 and most people already dont have it
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  1507. Assuming production can be adjusted as easily. The fact that there's shortages now even though it's known that demand is higher kinda shows it's not as easy
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  1508.  @harorider96  I find it extremely funny
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  1509. Just search for it on YouTube, there's multiple videos
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  1510. Or they can hope on Ukraine winning and Russia unable to support transnistria longer, getting a bloodless unification
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  1511. Don't forget it's financed with ever increasing debt, so at one point they can't go further
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  1512. Not uncommon in finance that a party looses a lot of money some way but only gets fined a fraction. I don't find it as problematic as the opposite: getting finned a fraction of what one made through some fraudulent activity. Because he at least didn't have any gain from these 10 million
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  1513. And I've been told there's hot singles in my area so wish my luck
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  1514. He said a liquid million, not just any million
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  1515. It doesn't matter if you show a lot of money if it's not enough for people to get their money back
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  1516. You can only short if you can find a counter party willing to take the other side
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  1517. I'd call it stereotypical not patriotic
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  1518. Hotels always seemed to expensive to me for what they offer
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  1519. He openly said that the justification given by Putin for the attack on Ukraine were unjustified. For the longest time he didn't ever criticize Putin directly but somewhere around the time they occupied the city he did
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  1520. Embrace diversity in someone suppressing diversity?
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  1521. But that would make Putin look so weak. First a group of mercenary capturing a town in own territory easily, then not getting punished and then (if successful) getting more victories.
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  1522.  @justanotheryoutubechannel  I've been in towns with "ugly" wires and if done right you eventually won't notice them. But really, if you're already installing wires might as well go the whole way to electric trams. Rail is more effecient with steel on steel compared to rubber on road which creates a lot of friction. With wires they also dont need to carry the weight of the batteries (which tend to be very heavy) so that's extra saving.
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  1523. Debt money already existed in ancient times and actually believed to be the first form of money
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  1524.  @mizutofu  you do own it tho, you can do what you want with it over generations, taxes don't change that. And those taxes are basically not charging you for your property but for your usage of the infrastructure and other services around it, which aren't free to maintain
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  1525. Less people to doubt him
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  1526. I'm so paranoid about people's intentions that I don't think that I could get fake friends
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  1527.  @williamboshi1855  it's a private equity firm, which is also just a few rich people or institutions, the opposite of crowd funding
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  1528. Nah, these 100 millions just replaced different systems to fund the royal household, they didn't give up anything for that
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  1529. Often when someone calls themselves with some positive attribute it's because others wouldn't call them that by their actions
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  1530. Well, maybe unfair but serving in the military is something one would only do for what they see as their own country, not of an enemy's, so it's a pretty good criteria
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  1531. Not fully true here, they're still Russians after all. Such problems are more common if the mercenaries fight for other countries without having any gain other than money
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  1532. Not just that but that every central banker who disagreed with him got replaced
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  1533.  @MsPiinkFllamingo  it's not a moral question but financial. With a company banks and other creditors are aware of the limited liability and can calculate that in. With personal liability your own life is part of the collateral to make a hyperbole and to lose control over that is objectively bad, regardless of fault
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  1534. Everyone looking perfect
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  1535. Since when does wokeness extend to environmentalism? The term has surely become meaningless
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  1536. You shouldn't measure exchange rates by niches
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  1537.  @eden5260  send to Poland and let it get stolen
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  1538. It wouldn't be as funny without it
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  1539. Shave?
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  1540.  @ronaldkangas2152  The nature of the problem of AIG was totally different. They were trying to pay but couldn't because they assumed that there would never be so many cases at once and didn't have the money to pay Anyway, I've always wondered why the American people never demanded stricter laws on insurance companies so that they can't just cancel on minor incidents because that conflicts with the service they're supposed to provide
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  1541. Most white collar jobs are not feasible up to old age. These rich people have a lot of other people to offload work to. And there's probably younger people who would do their job better but they don't have a boss that gets rid of them
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  1542. There's a show time limit
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  1543. Imagine looking at a family making 75 k and a loan that's increasing every year instead of being paid down
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  1544. I think that's utter bs. The only driving factor in violence is economic/social inequality. When someone has little to lose but lots to gain then crime becomes more rewarding. By your logic the civil wars in various places should have slowed down if both sides got armed but in reality that just lengthend those conflicts. Besides, even if everyone can buy a firearm, richer people can buy better ones and even effective protection against firearms. The playing field was never equal on that front.
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  1545.  @sugarly69  it's a bad thing if it's used at such a big scale because then you can't liquidate the assets in a margin call without creating downward pressure which accelerates the problem. And such big moves in big companies stock prices can create a domino effect, like let's say the banks couldn't sell it quick enough, they themselves get in trouble which in turn affects even more people. Selling slowly doesn't really work, in that case they'd either slow down the growth of the stock value or keep it at a constant price which in turn reduces demand for it, just creating downward pressure again
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  1546. are you also cutting out products that rely on China in other ways?
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  1547. How would they know how Ukraine is tho? They don't have access to such information
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  1548. I call BS on that
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  1549. ​ @RugnirSvenstarr you need to have tight control or high income won't translate into high wealth. Plenty of high income earners went broke because they overspent
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  1550. What I'm wondering about the incentive argument: isn't it good for competition that there's not an incentive to create so big companies that they're essentially monopolies?
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  1551. What about pacemakers?
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  1552.  @thedirty530  I don't really see a connection between the debt ceiling and trickle down economics, one can exist without the other
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  1553. Also 2 % of the GDP of china, if you cut that off china's GDP growth that's massive
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  1554. Is it past time if there's no other time?
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  1555. People deserve what they vote for if they have the whole information
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  1556. ​ @supitschillbro  it used to be that someone could start a small company relatively easy in the US but now many industries have become so concentrated that a new business can't compete
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  1557. The "don't get into a stranger's car" was actually politically motivated and there weren't actually that many incidents that it was justified. Just up to that point people were hitchhiking all the time. I think at that point it was mainly hippie leaning people who did it while most middle class could afford a car and the conservatives one just drove on their own. So the conservatives basically just cracked down on left leaning. Similar things were with weed and crack, which were targeted because they were common with Mexicans (weed) and blacks (crack) while the more expensive cocaine which is simply put uncooked crack got less punishment because it was consumed mainly by white upper class
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  1558.  @crisdlcruz145  conspiracy theorists are the reason why these things aren't taken more seriously
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  1559. Be careful what you wish for. Any job position made fully working from home will be made highly replaceable which would push wages down. But I'm skeptical that this isolation is beneficial as you miss out on everything that doesn't directly involve your work, a lack of separation of working and free time environment also doesn't do well for many people, etc
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  1560. Most awards are the an industry giving itself awards
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  1561. People also used to say that reading books corrupts one's mind when it first became widespread
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  1562. No it's not. Everything known is already priced in
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  1563. Government and social services aren't necessarily non productive if done right but the finance industry isn't producing anything of value except on paper
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  1564. It's easier judge a common loan that has well known metrics compared to investing into something completely new. And to be fair, they did request the list and probably also looked into other things
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  1565. but what about when it's an innocent person being serious?
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  1566. It's not always valid reasons tho
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  1567. Letting Russia get more powerful definitely won't cause long term problems of all sorts
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  1568.  @billw8476  with his brain worm as vice president
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  1569. Only half right. His ideas are bad for humanity but good for investors.
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  1570. Why would I want to be paid in stocks in an unprofitable business when I can just get well paid job when I'm such a talent?
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  1571. Why's this always never addressed tho?
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  1572. You serious? Caesar was a populist and those are plenty nowadays
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  1573. The problem is that for one it's much harder to pinpoint a fraud to a specific person while that's very easy with robbery
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  1574. ​ @samricher  nah fam. There's plenty of people who get successful without scamming their own audience. Don't try justifying fraud with "it's just business" People who can't make it without scamming are just bad at doing actual business
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  1575. They aren't arguing about paying bills, they're arguing about getting more loans. The government can't argue over not paying bills either, that would hurt the trust in treasury bills being safe
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  1576. You really went for it?
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  1577. Not true
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  1578.  @LuisSierra42  Yes but it's usually much more straight forward than how conspiracy make one belief
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  1579. ​ @jeanpaulfelix4095 courage and determination can't replace ability
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  1580. Or, sometimes, counter blackmail or other threats. But best is to not have something to be blackmailed about in the first place
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  1581. True. Annoying that people see their own home as investment when they can't sell it to access it. Normally you would sell part of something but you can't sell parts of your home
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  1582. Who doesn't want vacation? Look at the Japanese Also: Originally, China started off pretty poor in most places and people would rather just have work to survive, vacation wasn't important
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  1583. But in this case, given the relationship with the owner it seems it was meant positively
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  1584. We're at this classical situation again where the population faces multiple problems and things one strong guy who just gets things done can fix it. Until they realize that person doesn't actually works in their interests
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  1585. It's not a ferry. The purpose of a ferry is to get to a location. The purpose of a cruise is to stay on the ship most of the time.
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  1586. ​ @ThroneOfBhaal i still see more channels without citations
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  1587. ​ @jakel8627 they're different, just vaguely similar in concept which is barely original
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  1588. A bit harder to March on Washington DC from Iraq
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  1589. ​ @stellviahohenheim many movies in cinemas are just remakes or milking an established universe. I wouldn't like to pay for that to watch in cinema. If it's something high quality I'd be willing to pay
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  1590. But it's nothing special either
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  1591. If everyone did it then the returns would be shared by many, reducing it a lot. Also, consumption is the main driver in the US, so by people stopping that it would crash the market
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  1592. ​ @retr0prime_812  i think they're just trying to say something that sounds interesting to gain more views, factuality isn't important
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  1593. I don't think it's hostile. Those are valid questions, whenever you fight an unjust force you have to question if what you're doing isn't unjust as well
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  1594.  @janusprime5693  doesn't a nobel prize for economics go against the whole idea why Alfred Nobel created the foundation?
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  1595. ​ @klosnj11 i assume a good portion of people who were in prison for a long time and finally got out also have a feeling of having lost a meaning once free
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  1596. They're basically at the forefront of making Amazon more profitable, and one software engineer hour can be spend on something millions use so the cost is actually not that high. The cost of everything that applies to every package individually tho has to be cut down, which includes delivery cost and warehouse workers
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  1597.  @charlesekpima8210  cope
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  1598. A rich guy who flaunts his wealth and success regularly ends up helping the rich when in office. It's sad that many people didn't see this coming
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  1599. Don't lie. The world ended in 2038
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  1600. My reaction to your source: LMAO
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  1601. Last sentence is important. It's pretty bad if you aren't
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  1602. They got lucky once
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  1603. "The more value you provide the more money you get" is an over simplification and rarely true. You can even earn a lot without providing any value (like fake gurus) or provide a lot of value but not get much (like providing services to a target demographic that can't afford to pay a lot). Supply and demand also plays in here a lot. Work that's profitable will get in more people who do it which drives prices down
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  1604.  @flakgun153  Americans have McMansions, big houses with poor architecture, not really worth living in them. And you don't really have a better life if you go beyond a certain house size. There's a limit on how much space your can use
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  1605. Did she get anything done?
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  1606. It's not even possible to calculate gdp beyond certain precision
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  1607. Creating more supply will decrease prices. It's not that housing prices can't be brought down. The problem is that the majority already owns a place and wouldn't want their property lose value. Then there's the people who took out a mortgage who's mortgage would suddenly be much higher than the property
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  1608. ​ @sebastiangruenfeld141 it's one factor. High housing prices will limit how many kids people can have but low housing prices won't magically have everyone want more kids
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  1609. That's the takeaway from this video
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  1610. ​ @MrBoliao98 they separated people who belong together and put people together who don't belong together and now each faction fights for control. The colonizers didn't give a damn about the population when drawing borders. Just imagine an outsider randomly carving up Europe with no regards to ethnicities, it would be chaos for centuries
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  1611. What's bad about not liking what you've voted for afterwards if it isn't what you thought it's going to be?
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  1612. That's also why they don't believe in God. Oh wait
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  1613. Just by sure chance someone will have enough luck to get these gains but most doing the same decisions won't
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  1614. Do you know or is this just speculation?
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  1615. You're already listing some things that Europe does produce. Europe has some very specialized industries, including some technologies to make the machines that produce chips
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  1616. I didn't think of, had the cold war escalated to a hot war petty quickly, we'd had 3 world wars in such a short time span
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  1617. That mindset just reasserts having this broken system in the first place when it could be different
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  1618. Idk, lack of regulation certainly didn't scare people from crypto
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  1619. You could argue it's so it doesn't become a straight up right wing cesspool with no criticism
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  1620. "all time high" doesn't mean much tho, that's the state of the market for most of the time given the tendency to grow
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  1621. that's why more should be done so it wont be get rid off so easily again
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  1622. Most actively managed funds underperform the market after fees
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  1623. Stating facts can be bullying, like keep talking about a child's parents divorcing. They shouldn't stop in musk's case tho
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  1624. ​ @saltiplumz2103 if it's too early to judge him on the failures isn't it also too early to judge him on his successes? He cut a lot of funding and that can come back to hurt the economy
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  1625. Why should I care about a crash if I can just ride it out tho?
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  1626. Consumers and investors are a completely different category and if you think they overlap in and way you're delusion. Heck, invest enough and you'll get unblocked and can post unhinged content no one else can
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  1627. Question: Do we have legitimate sources on what Trump's actual opinion about LGBT is? I always got the feeling he doesn't care either way, like he'd support them if that would help him or throw them under the bus if that would help him. Not sure if he gotten into believing right wing propaganda about it eventually
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  1628. This kinda reminds me how it worked in Sparta in ancient times. Men being busy fighting wars and dying and women managing the wealth and ending up being the richest citizen
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  1629. What's wrong and at what timestamp is the map?
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  1630. Fighting war crimes
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  1631.  @quantumblurrr  I think it's the ideal behind it: Cowboys originating from the rural area, far away from the government. Let's just ignore that the federal government deported all the natives, funded railways, etc. etc.
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  1632. They got little incentive to be accurate on the topic
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  1633. Him having this dry humor, when he said "totally free" for the sponsorship I felt like he was being ironic even though I knew it was just an ad
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  1634. Unlike TikTok, Vine refused monotization
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  1635. I'm having my doubts. You benefited from the conflict in Ukraine which I'm pretty sure you didn't predict back then
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  1636. Still don't get it why people still care about an index with an arbitrary list of companies in it
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  1637. ​ @thatrawk  nah it's a funding issue
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  1638. Idk why you brought merch into this. You only need to ask that question when you're they're making promises about it, like getting rich or some product with some health benefit. When it's a product that people want to have just for the sake of the product then I'd argue that you don't need to question it
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  1639. Do you think that's the reason? I'd assume scammers wouldn't try to go for round numbers to look more legit, like when does a hospital bill every end up a round number?
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  1640. In crypto collapses and scams are so common it's not even newsworthy most of the time when it happens another time
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  1641. It's always important to invest other people's money instead of your own
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  1642.  @BrianMoore-uk6js  unfortunately that wouldnt work. their wealth only exists in the current system of billionaires owning big companies. Liquidation of their assets would require selling their assets but who would be the buyer if there are no more multi billionaires?
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  1643. Yeah because Ukraine is more relevant atm. Don't compare a full on war with relatively minor issues
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  1644. So did Norway
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  1645. When is war ever pretty?
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  1646. Wieso haben die die Renovierung gemacht?
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  1647. That doesn't make sense. Not having to pay taxes means you don't earn anything either which is less than if you earn something and pay taxes on it. Regardless of how you structure it, you either make profit and pay taxes or don't make profit
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  1648. They've asked a couple of people with medical expertise for investments, including doctors and such but none were interested. All major investors were basically non medicals. Might have been a red flag that specifically the people who understood it the best didn't want to invest
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  1649. It's all trash
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  1650.  White wolf  but at the same time they know exactly what to say to make it seem like it's the wrong course of action even if they knew it's legit. Few people better at right wording than a lawyer
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  1651. That doesn't sound healthy long term. Eventually they'll try to meddle with the other's gain in more influence, especially when they don't progress at the same speed. They probably also won't stop once they gained control over their old territory
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  1652. "[...] bitcoin buyers are increasingly based [...]"
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  1653. I genuinely thought it's Wednesday today until I read that comment
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  1654. For now, and for you For the workers for example it's a bit different
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  1655. I've never thought Amazon killed it, just that they're too expensive
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  1656. I don't think that applies here. You don't get the art. So even if it's your passion you shouldn't invest
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  1657. Are you ignoring the investors who lost two digit billions?
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  1658.  @jennymiles8609  won't you be the one who then has to deal with said person?
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  1659. I think it's the old problem of judges: You want judges to make decisions based on law and not get pushed any other way by politicians or others, so they need independence. But with independence you have the problem that judges can go rouge
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  1660. ​ @nafizhuq5657 to me the stability in the UK seems more rooted in the rich elite not allowing populist ideas to gain much traction and then there's things like the house of Lords who aren't even elected but still have a say
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  1661. Now tell me you're not a centrist or you'll just confirming what the video says
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  1662. Stop consuming and start producing and saving? And who's supposed to consume or buy the produced stuff then? That would just create a negative feedback loop
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  1663.  @faelger9473  historical speaking Islam was not that suppressive
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  1664. Genau so ists. So eine Absicherung funktioniert nur wenn man den Abschwung gut timen kann, sonst kostet es mehr als es bringt
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  1665. The name is similar to Bank of America, just location + business
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  1666. Smart contracts will eventually fix the problem of needing regulations /s
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  1667. Advertisers pay YouTube, YouTubers don't. It's not about keeping YouTube free of problematic content, it's only about appeasing advertisers
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  1668. I don't think that's really the reason. I think it's rather other countries not wanting to create such controls, like a universal adapter would hurt apple's profitability, more data privacy would hurt many US companies, etc. The EU on the other hand, consisting of so many countries having many small differences would rather harmonize for better efficiency in the market
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  1669.  @SeaJay_Oceans  stuff like Disneyland has always existed
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  1670. Paradoxically, if all people suddenly started living that way we'd immediately get a depression
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  1671. Germany doesn't even have the highest in Europe
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  1672. Sollten alle Ärzte also nur mehr so besetzt werden dass sie selbst von ihrem Einsatzgebiet betroffen waren/werden könnten?
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  1673. Wouldn't you wish for all countries except for your own to ban it so you have more for yourself then?
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  1674. Problem is that many homes are financed with mortgage and that money came from somewhere else (money customers deposited etc)
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  1675. That seems to be a general trend with food and beverages. There are so many brands belonging to a few companies and it's not obvious (they probably want to give you the illusion of choice)
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  1676. ​ @michaekrynicki8330  they basically overestimated the number of pro Russian Ukrainians. And more so didn't expect that a lot of pro Russian Ukrainians wouldn't support the attack by Russia
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  1677. How? It's still automatic. More like the middle ground between using the street and the sidewalk
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  1678. The good ol trick to becoming rich: already be rich
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  1679. Hmmm, so according to your comments most competitors are not sober when showing up, sounds like something about it keeps most sober people away or makes people take stuff
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  1680. From my understanding you could even take a baby from 30000 years ago to today, raise it in a modern way and they'll act like a modern human.
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  1681.  @jasonpark1556  You don't need to ruin the company, just send it into temporary shock after you shorted it. Maybe on the low then buy long and tell good news
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  1682. The plant benefits a private equity firm, so she's right. Not talking about Bitcoin, but you need to feel attacked at any criticism related to Bitcoin even if it's not Bitcoin itself
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  1683. But isn't it expensive? At least here we're i live it's not the cheapest option by far
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  1684. ​ @CubeInspector  for a long time scientific texts did include God in some way, except when it came to the actual explanation of how something works it was devoid of anything religious because it wasn't needed to explain science
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  1685. Why do these really expensive houses just look like an assortment of rectangles without any regards to any beauty standards, symmetry or whatever? Just look like big McMansions
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  1686. to be honest, pineapple belongs on pizza
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  1687. I have one too. In me though
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  1688. Three*
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  1689.  @hewhohasnoidentity4377  no he's not. The company already existed at that point. Investing in a company doesn't make one an founder
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  1690.  @waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3  That's such a bs comparison. Stalingrad and D-day were existential treating, removing dislikes and demonizing swear language is just a major inconvenience for the most part. YouTube is more like a needle poking you until it's too much
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  1691. These feel good stories just make me think of all the cases where they didn't get lucky that someone who's not responsible helped them out
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  1692. Who are "they"?
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  1693. Hab nie verstanden wieso Leute SUVs überhaupt schön finden können
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  1694. We can tackle more than one problem at a time
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  1695.  @kenxiong6830  what does that have to do with it? Does a corrupt government screw over people who short more than people who go long?
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  1696. ​ @Aeonova  if she uses an AI voice it could be possible that she could hide successfully, she might even shift the topic of the channel. If she does it successfully we couldn't be able to tell
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  1697. They better not or they'll lose the argument that they're just defensive
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  1698. ​ @jasonfabo7126  no, it initially actually made society much worse with very long working hours for anyone but the rich and very poor housing conditions for everyone else. It only got better after workers demanded better working conditions but that didn't come naturally out of capitalism and since about the 70s we've had a regression there with deregulations and now people can't afford housing anymore to an increasing extent
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  1699. ​ @hitempguy  this video is interpreting history from a modern standpoint, a common mistake when looking at history, it's making an Interpretation of the past that never was
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  1700. There's even wiki entries for single people!
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  1701. ​ @piuthemagicman  assuming they live in the US or other country where the main language is English?
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  1702. A lot of items declined in prices but that doesn't make up for the fact that generally prices have been rising
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  1703. Can you actually point to something that's wrong instead of just claiming there's bias?
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  1704. Be careful not to buy water in glass bottles, no estrogen in there
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  1705. Not necessarily. Lenders can take over the borrowers' assets
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  1706.  @MrGreen-dp4oz  just throwing a lot of money at a company doesn't automatically make it successful though.
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  1707. Germany is wealthy, just not everybody is part of it.
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  1708. He wants to meet the founders in person and most crypto people tend to hide
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  1709.  @halo2d  if only kids wouldn't watch regular YouTube anyway
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  1710. I don't think he asks for donations for that reason. He's well aware he's not popular enough to raise 900 million with donations
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  1711. Some used stock images are hilarious in the used context
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  1712. ​ @befer right, we shouldn't put cisgender on screen either, because gender is related to having sex and children shouldn't be exposed to that
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  1713. He was slowly losing his reputation after making a lot of promises that he couldn't uphold
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  1714. Ireland is a tax heaven, a good part of its gdp is "imported" and doesn't actually contribute to the Irish economy or employment
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  1715. With the American voting system that only works if there's a single third party that's popular. If there are multiple with about equal popularity then they will lose.
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  1716. If you don't understand what you're doing, then yes
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  1717. My thought on North Korea was always: Even if Kim wanted to turn the country around at this point he couldn't
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  1718. At the same time old people become a bigger and bigger demographic in elections
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  1719.  @juliuskingsley4434  "[...] the actual intellectuals [...] like me [...]" I can't take someone serious who calls themselves smart
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  1720. Yeah, the bobcats come up with the maintenance
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  1721. It's not its own field though. A good manager should understand the area the subordinates work in. The boss of a surgeon should have knowledge in surgery too
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  1722. That's why wars happen
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  1723. Reddit is one massive echo chamber
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  1724. First time I've seen "isn't this America" being used unironically
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  1725. I'm sick of people throwing the same quotes out instead of being actually engaging in the topic
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  1726. Amazing service doesn't equal profitable company
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  1727. Könnt sich aber bald wieder wiederholen
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  1728. Natural selection made us in a way that makes us protect
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  1729. You don't seem to know what controversial means. It has nothing to do with being true or not
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  1730. It's not like the Chinese people only found out about this practice this year
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  1731. A bit incoherent
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  1732. No, that's not the only solution. Crypto has way higher price swings than most currency's inflation
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  1733. The problem with Britian started with deindustralization and depending too much on finance outside its borders instead of having an own economy
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  1734. Is it really common on large scale though? The fact that his blew up without banks knowing the risk they got themselves in makes me believe that it's not
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  1735. Germany got into that problem because of depending too much on Russian energy. Now enabling Putin will only make the problem worse. We have to look into the future, not getting caught in short term problems
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  1736. If the US did that successfully without China knowing then you wouldn't know to. So basically who's to say they didn't already do that?
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  1737. But this doesn't really make sense. Russia remained after the collapse of the Soviet Union because it already existed in that form some time before, so it was just a regression. The US on the other hand was never held together as tightly on that scale, so it doesn't make sense to me why it should end like that
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  1738. Given that the general market tends to go up that's not hard to achieve
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  1739.  @niko-7417  No, don't give ownership/stocks to the workers, that usually worked out poorly in the past. Worst case I can think of is enron. The workers individually just don't have enough influence/information in the company for it to work in their interest, unlike the higher up who have all the information and can act directly. Workers are better off having their money invested in the broad market, especially when it comes to the risk of their employer going bankrupt - they lose both their job and wealth
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  1740. No one knows
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  1741. Can you add more details about what you're referring to?
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  1742. Unless all move to the same alternative platform, that's just gonna cause fragmentation and much less audience
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  1743. Pretty good video in filling up time while repeating the same point multiple ways without feeling like it
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  1744. But it has a significant organized crime problem
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  1745. ​ @stevengayler8447  only problem is that this doesn't play out when you look at the numbers. The change didn't come with feminism but with neolibralism. That's the point where you can see a clear detachment from wage growth and profit growth.
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  1746. Sometimes I feel like those type of boomers realized they gotten old and don't like the younger people still having fun while they're trapped in a loveless marriage (just look at all those "I hate my wife" jokes)
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  1747. The Iraq war was wrong but that doesn't make Russia attacking Ukraine right
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  1748. Hedge funds don't really hedge nowadays tho and you usually can't get your money out of one easily Also, dollar cost averaging underperforms when compared to just investing everything at once the moment you get the money
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  1749. The US has some corrupted version of capitalism that's kinda like socialism but for big corporations
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  1750. +jebirobin1 Why not mention everyone involved and turn this in an hour long segment.
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  1751. +Becoming UnTangled This video has nothing to do with the election.
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  1752. Igal Marcelo Zimmt The graph shows at what wave length different gases are aborbing light. It says so in the title and in the axis labesl. Are you always so careless and biased when reading a graph? Just assume that I'm wrong and not take a closer look at what the graph actually says?
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  1753. Igal Marcelo Zimmt I didn't meant to show that with the graph as the graph itself should already tell.
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  1754. Ice ice baby ... sorry wrong song.
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  1755. +the Pudo Statistisch gesehen ist's ja korrekt.
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  1756. +hamsterlor MV Wenn man keine Argumente hat kann man nur beleidigen? Sag lieber nichts wenn du nichts zu sagen hast.
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  1757. It kinda seems that no one, regardless of what side (customers, users, partner companies, employees etc) likes oracle
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  1758. +Max Lee Why?
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  1759. "Eventually your team goes to the super bowl" That's exactly the flaw. Not everyone can go to the super bowl but you hear this "you just have to work hard" shit all the time. It's simply impossible just like it's impossible that every lottery winner can become rich. The attitude he (and Prager) promotes is just as toxic as the one that he/they oppose.
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  1760. batmandeltaforce Where is the problem with life? The second law of thermodynamics states that entropy never decreases in a closed system. The earth is not a closed system. Complex life could evolve on Earth because we have the sun.
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  1761. Daniel Dmowski M. Wendler zu kennen zählt sicher zum wichtigeren Teil des Allgemeinwissens, vor allem, wenn man nicht in Deutschland wohnt.
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  1762. Chester Old or New Testament?
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  1763. Where the hell does this demonstrate that this kind of thinking "does not lead to good health or a healthy body"?
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  1764. Es gibt mehr Rentner als Einwanderer die Geld bekommen
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  1765. Facebook understands the internet much better than yahoo did (and most companies at the time) so it's less likely to fall from that alone
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  1766. How can it be still alive?
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  1767. Canis Magus Beeing real is a disadvantage in religion. After all, religion is believing without evidence.
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  1768. The insanity could go on again
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  1769. who will you vote for then?
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  1770.  @gplusgplus2286  it blew up because so much foreign money had flown into Iceland that it surpassed what the Iceland government could do about
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  1771. Few sentences later it's not censored. But then later it is censored again.
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  1772. I know a good use case: trying something expensive out and giving it back whenever you want. At least I've heard a couple of people using it that way
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  1773. How many times now?
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  1774. ​ @fatumabaseme  he made more than one mistake, doubled drown and then blamed it on someone else
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  1775. That's because that was all legal, socialism but only for corporations
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  1776. Why do you care about clout?
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  1777. Kein WLAN? Obwohl es keinen der es nicht haben will beeinflussen würde? Typisch sinnlose Regelungen
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  1778.  @tiloalo  the just use company structures to reduce taxes which is legal
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  1779. ​ @DrACAPELLAS  trying it is one thing, why did you keep smoking after trying? (not judging, I'm just curious)
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  1780. DW is German and Germans have always been critical of rich people, including the right leaning people
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  1781. Lose influence how? Both Russia and Europe could have decided to stop the flow without blowing it up
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  1782. Successful by not beating the index?
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  1783. And he'll bring few speech as long as you don't say the wrong things
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  1784. I don't think you can compare Finland and Switzerland at all in regards to neutrality. Finland used to choose that position out of practical reasons, not wanting to anger either side, which it is stuck between. Switzerland on the other hand hasn't had a problematic neighbor for decades and could have chosen to stop being neutral but its neutrality has given it many perks at this point which it wants to keep
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  1785. Did you put money in
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  1786. ​ @nielskorpel8860 that with autonomous cars was just a marketing stunt. It's so people still buy cars instead of using alternatives where they don't need to drive either (like taxis and public transportation).
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  1787. Splitting up ownership of art defeats the purpose of owning art imo.
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  1788. I pay for it. Not for the company but the creators I watch
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  1789. ​ @wumi2419 the increased co2 causes more storms and draughts, which will harm yield far more than the increased photosynthesis activity will give. Sinking ground water levels are already causing problems worldwide
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  1790. ​ @Nekomosh004  I feel like they try to profit off bots: let someone pay for it, run the bot for a while and the then get banned, requiring a new payment. That way they could make profit
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  1791. You're pointing out to two failures and ignore all the countries who succeeded, that's ridiculous
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  1792.  @al1395-y3d  you really think companies will stop collecting data? Another thing to consider is that all these companies are financed by a CCP fraction that's opposing Xi Jinping and might have gotten totally different treatment if that wasn't the case. So I'd say any privacy protection that comes out of it is purely coincidental
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  1793.  @agps4418  a lot of violent ideologies thrived because non ideological inclined people fought for it, following what their government told them, even though they were the majority
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  1794. A global currency wouldn't solve the debt problem
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  1795. I see two common themes in Chinese stocks 1. Being frauds 2. Growing big but then getting cut down by the government because they got too much influence So there's risks both ways
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  1796. Idk, but I have stock options questionable when you have no say in the direction of the company. Like you may work hard af but the leadership screws up, or you're lazy af but the leadership is brilliant
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  1797. This is what happens when you go all on punitive justice and assumption that executive can't do wrong
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  1798. Stimmt nicht, da kam mal wer wegen einer mit der ich mal zur Schule ging und mit der ich nicht befreundet war
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  1799. I'd assume the west has more than Russia and supplying allies
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  1800. He did lose that amount of money. Thinking otherwise is getting fooled by the sunk cost fallacy
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  1801.  @abhijitmajee6754  the early adopters of the internet are now millionaires? Never heard of the dot com bubble? The vast majority of early adopters went bankrupt.
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  1802. I don't quite get why she got hyped at one point despite the fund existing much longer and performing relatively poorly for most of the time
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  1803. Only because English likes to drop Rs or speak them softly
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  1804. What social messaging? How do you make a movie without any social messaging anyways
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  1805. Well, duh. Where else should they come from to receive legitimacy?
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  1806. What did she say exactly? I tried googling it but only found her saying that the president doesn't have the authority to issue it
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  1807. ​ @lqr824 initial investors getting rich doesn't explain anything here. The thing is that the next investors were non professionals, that's why
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  1808. Now I wonder where the people running these companies get their own homes from, knowing that there's so much screwing over going on
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  1809. It's an association game. They're unscientific but referring to being naturalistic reverses the negativity
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  1810. Good though, it's much unlikely that they catch anyone here then, so it's wasted money for them
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  1811. I don't think Europe will just ignore it. Unlike with Crimea which was far smaller and with many Russians, the Ukraine as a whole has more pro western tendencies
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  1812. Even if they don't succeed, if they try to pull it off many would still die
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  1813. No, Enron booked a future regular payment they needed to pay and booked it as an asset
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  1814. Like what?
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  1815.  @thePersonoyt  There's none, someone's confusing stuff
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  1816. A bit ironic that after being on the aggressor side in two world wars, that Germany ends up being the one having acting naive
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  1817.  @angelr194  what is innovative about applying a common business practice on something else?
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  1818. Thing is, the whole basis of capitalism was founded on the assumption that people would make reasonable decisions
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  1819. ​ @endgamefond  bought subscribers
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  1820. That's a time I don't know - a man who's not afraid to tell the truth
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  1821. Yeah I don't fucking understand why someone would invest in something they don't have an idea how it works
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  1822. On an individual level I'd say someone receiving reparations is allowed to spend it any way but if it's done on large scale this sudden influx of money could wreck the economy, even regardless if it's spend on consumption or on buying a house. Either way, whatever is being bought will have an increased demand with production not coming after, so many black people won't get that much out of it as intended. It has to be insured somehow that the things that are going to be bought by will have enough supply beforehand so it basically can't be paid out at once. Can't really expect a solution for something that happened over decades be fixed in a short time
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  1823. It's just capitalism
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  1824. ​ @Rose-bw8kd  Evolution tends to favor assuming the worse. Better to one time think there's a lion in the bush and flee when there's none than to ignore the suspecion and get killed when there is one. This has more to do about keep on doing things like before, because it didn't kill you in the past but a change might introduce risk. For example, if you got enough food then better not risk eating those potentionally poisonous berries.
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  1825. I can generally agree but why target monarchs in particular? They don't really have any influence anyways and afaik their wealth isn't growing significantly nowadays either
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  1826. He even managed to kill Hitler
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  1827. What
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  1828. Hat eine Anerkennung nicht fast immer innerpolitische Gründe?
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  1829. "what's up guys" but never waiting for a response 😔
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  1830. You're quoting a mistranslation. This section talks about sexual immortality but doesn't mention homosexuality, that's just something added in the supposed translation you used
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  1831. But most of today's most valuable companies have done the same. A lot of times companies artificially create the demand
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  1832. "Japan's one party system is collapsing"
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  1833. I know this is about scams using Elon Musk's reputation but Elon Musk himself is a walking scam, a salesman but nothing else, completely devoid of any innovation
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  1834. I don't think it's healthy to (completely) hide it, so that they can understand if they can't have something that other children might get
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  1835. It just can't. The money was given to someone else. It's gone. If they took 20 dollar each from 5 accounts, purchased a stock for 100 which then fell to 20, then only the first person cashing out will get money
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  1836. Don't we regularly lose helium? I don't think there's much H2 in the earth's atmosphere
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  1837. Gotta go Yolo
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  1838.  @TobiasStarling  I think she initially tried to get investors who had knowledge in the field of blood testing but they all turned it down
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  1839. But doing something that's not directly covered by the NATO treaty would weaken nato
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  1840. Unless you're maxed out on debt there's still money to get. There's been plenty times some financial "guru" said that people with no money should use credit card loan to buy their courses
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  1841. ​ @BisexualPlagueDoctor our physics as we know it breaks down which means we don't know what's actually the case. As far as i understand it, the singularity is just the result of the mathematics used in physics but given they break down there it might as well be wrong. Just like Newtowns gravity model generally works well for us, it couldn't predict the path of Mercury around the sun, so there's a possibility our current models while good at making many predictions correctly are still missing something. And that's essentially given that any extreme gravity like that would require merging relativity and quantum physics which has failed so far
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  1842. Innovation in capitalism comes from competition, the more concentrated the market gets into few corporations the less incentive there is to be creative. And actually, lots of technical advancement comes from government funded research that can't be made profitable in a time range a company cares about but eventually leads to practical solutions
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  1843. ​ @stevenobinator2229  right wing media actually needs funding and wouldn't be self reliant
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  1844. Does it have ethnic tensions like Yugoslavia had/countries previously part of Yugoslavia had?
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  1845. I'd honestly wouldn't interpret it as being planned that way but rather going "if you can't beat them, join them"
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  1846. China is capitalist with heavy state intervention
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  1847. Same for me
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  1848. For actual artists, why would they need NFTs? I've commissioned artists plenty without it. Given that non NFT owners could still look at the art pieces for free, what problem did it solve?
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  1849. ​ @weswest8666  so they're not sustainable?
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  1850. I find the loose language annoying because unless you're already familiar with the specific topic will go away with misunderstanding
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  1851. Poisoning your food is a weird way
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  1852. Why do you think it's less stable?
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  1853. It seems the US in general prefers unity and stability over treating individuals of all groups well. Even to Lincoln the union was more important than getting rid of slavery
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  1854. It's still so easily accessible,i don't think people will learn in the near future
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  1855.  Alex Sokolov  they can't make laws but can issue regulations in their area that have to be followed
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  1856.  @Gametheory101  I thought this comment was made by a bot mimicking the channel at first
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  1857. FTX was much more directly involved in the US, Binance barely falls under US jurisdiction
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  1858. ​ @dootu how's it a tax write off?
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  1859.  @sakfa1  I mean if everyone follows that rule these companies would just resort back to doing what I said
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  1860. It was the tech part of it, with that being able to run more smoothly. At least in theory. Just another non tech on use the tech company hype
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  1861. It's just a side effect of AI development, there's not that much resources going into it but it's an effective way to show AI capabilities
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  1862. Exactly! If they've actually had something they'd try to distinguish themselves instead of ripping off the same name
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  1863. Knowing that it feels kinda weird we named a planet Jupiter
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  1864.  @FalkonNightsdale  i don't do events?
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  1865. Retirement used to mean being looked after by (many) children which worked because most worked and lived at the same place. But 9 to 5 jobs in a factory or office doesn't allow family to hang around
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  1866.  @scott21784  once you enforce that all real estate prices gonna significantly fall for a while, causing debts to be higher than the real estate value, causing increase of defaults, etc, basically creating another 2008
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  1867.  @abboodbl7345  he doesn't make a video about most hedge fund managers or such risky investments in general, so why is not talking about a particular one biased?
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  1868. The problem is that a lot of government revenue came from selling land leases
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  1869. It's not just that. The CCP been cracking down on many companies in certain industry, making it too unpredictable for some and companies started leaving. Besides that, the wages in china increased to the point it's no longer the best option.
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  1870. This isn't really the problem in case of Netflix. Netflix had the problem that at some point copyright owners pulled out and started their own streaming services
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  1871. ​ @jabronisauce6833  but did they think that way back then? Idk if they would call it attempted murder if that wasn't the direct intention.
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  1872. PayPal isn't just money transfer though, they also provide buyer protection
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  1873. Some people are just conservatives in the wrong country. Imagine if he was in India instead
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  1874.  @stwish3910  Youtube at the end of the day does this all for advertisers, so any alternative that's better for users will be less profitable, so it's more likely that the alternatives go bankrupt
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  1875. No
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  1876. The problem with planting is that you can easily get competition, that's why no farming country is rich nowadays where transportation is cheap
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  1877. Listing debt without putting it into context is pretty meaningless.
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  1878. This channel isn't exactly news. This all happens for months
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  1879. That's an ignorant statement. Just assuming there is but doing nothing about it
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  1880. Is being out of touch with social norms any indication of financial success? Rich people have a history of being out of touch with the customer/regular people and keep on being rich
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  1881.  Vivek Ghosh  or desperate
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  1882. "I created the best trade deficit, the greatest there has ever been in fact"
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  1883. As reporter there you gotta stay calm and friendly even when you're frightened to not get attention or mistrusted
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  1884. The butterfly effect is one small change cascading into something big, not a lot of small things coming together
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  1885. If they were both equally industrialized wouldn't their stance on slavery also be equal?
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  1886.  @Kyrinson  Lumber that's in a house is not putting carbon back into the air but only until the house is torn down/lumber replaced and the old one thrown out to rot, releasing the carbon in the air. What you're saying what only hold up if all the wood chopped down was saved indefinitely
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  1887. What
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  1888. There's a point where subscriptions bring in less than the amount of piracy they prevent
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  1889. And they acknowledge it publicly, it's taught in school and all, which is quite rare, most countries try to avoid mentioning negative things they did in the past
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  1890. Backing how? Who's the counter party?
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  1891. Many products/solutions from corporations solve an induced demand. Amazon tries to speed up delivery in hope to increase sales. Just think of a "I could use this right now but i won't need it in two days" type of scenario
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  1892. Credit Suisse seemed more about getting involved in frauds that still don't make money in the end
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  1893. With that price that should be expected
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  1894. They'd live upstairs and you move to the basement because owning luxury brands obviously means they're more successful
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  1895. I don't think you have to get so deep into explaining the history to explain why turkey wasn't exactly fit for NATO
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  1896. Idk what cars you're used to but I've come across a lot of combustion engine cars that I couldn't hear when they don't drive too fast, the rolling wheels were the loudest part
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  1897. You have no idea how many transactions are necessary to finalize a product. You're essentially adding thousands of percent of sales tax on everything. With what effect? These taxes will just be paid by the customer, not the rich people
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  1898.  @TheExecutorr  I don't think so. They tolerated it which was a privilege, not a right
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  1899. The Dunning-Kruger effect gets misrepresented so often. The effect shows people with little knowledge overestimate their knowledge but they do not think they are better than the experts. He's on something else
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  1900. Putin delegated powers for such situations exactly. He isn't in direct control of the military so he can't be blamed for failures. So no, it doesn't make him look weak, in Russia at least, and that's what matters most for him staying in power
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  1901. I don't think wokeness is a big problem, the people who don't like wokeness are a minority of their customers. I'm pretty sure they studied the demographics before making this decision
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  1902. And he's an actual inventor and not just investor
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  1903. What does one thing have to do with the other
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  1904.  @MrDwightsimon  they're willing to pay for it do later sell for a profit, so not really wanting it, so ultimately it's not having a value. And the value of it is only the price of the last trades, so to keep it up it has to be continously bought and sold at those levels, which isn't done by holders
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  1905. The news is supposed to constantly tell news, not explaining the bigger picture again and again
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  1906.  @meebrbey  Just trying to get that YouTube watch time at the viewer's expense
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  1907. It's already in the name. Confidence artist. The whole point is being confident and making people believe you
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  1908. Antiwokeism is a great way to distract from the actual problems
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  1909. ​ @Duncan23 so it's not a win win, it's a lousy compromise. What's the use of land that can't feed the population?
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  1910. China still has the view they're superior in some way and don't see other countries as equal
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  1911. A truly medieval person wouldn't call themself medieval though 🤔
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  1912. Only the central bank can make infinite money
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  1913. ​ @MrVvulf but Carthage was all about money, just saying if they weren't would completely alter history
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  1914. Now things changed
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  1915. Listen to what they said. If a platform maxes free speech they're gonna lose users and advertisers because they don't want to be associated with certain people. It's not arguing against free speech but the economics of going that way
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  1916. Maybe drugs would be the answer if there was no getting used to doses
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  1917. If enough pandemics like covid happened I'm sure they'd change things in a way that a job like that won't necessitate paying for doing nothing. It was just unexpected and the cheapest way out for the time being
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  1918. I don't really see anything very sophisticated and being manipulative isn't hard for people who have that personality trait
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  1919. High interest rates actually make them cheaper.
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  1920. "We still need to X" doesn't mean a company that does X will prevail, only that some company that does X will
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  1921. Maybe he would have gotten older if he didn't
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  1922. So the government pays interest to the fed which it pays back for the most part?
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  1923.  @CleverAccountName303  might still lose funding during a recession
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  1924. No strategy made available to the public can outperform the market by definition and once its proven to work it will stop working paradoxically
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  1925. It's still traded, just not openly
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  1926. Nothing is absolute
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  1927. Your statement is too universal. By your logic mortgages and business loans for investments shouldn't be done either
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  1928. To whom tho
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  1929. The first guy spends so much time on living longer that he could just get more time out his life if he didn't do that
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  1930. That's utter bullshit. Real estate is driven by supply and demand in an area plus ease of credit.
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  1931. I declare independence from debt
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  1932. What's the capitalist reasoning behind public funded, privately run schools being effective and efficient? Unlike a privately funded business there's no insensitive to keep the amount flowing in low, more the opposite. Besides that using the funding most effectively isn't profitable, keeping spending low while running just good enough to not be canceled is. So it tends to maximize the public funding necessary while minimizing the funding of actually doing the job
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  1933. Back in 2008 the amount of money increased a lot too and inflation stayed low
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  1934. Why should he? His whole career is doing bad things and getting away with it
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  1935.  @themanwhotsoldtheworld1388  because it's often portrait as a means of getting out of the control of the government and institutions
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  1936.  @boxy2k8  my first thought would be that thoughts aren't acts. Maybe a partner has an thought that sounds troubling to the other one but nothing ever came of it
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  1937. It's not him who makes the developments but the employees. And his education isn't technical, it's exactly wall street business. He's one of them but just more eccentric
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  1938. Ikr
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  1939. But they're even more elusive than credit cards
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  1940.  @dinero99  you'll need to have billions of assets to be able to do that
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  1941. ​​ @battlec43 there's a big difference: no matter how competent someone is they can't get from commoner to aristocracy. Many high ranking positions used to be reserved for the aristocracy, for example Napoleon was quite competent and rose through the ranks up fast, that is until he got the highest rank possible for a commoner. Only after the French got rid of the monarchy during the french revolution was this restriction lifted and he now continued getting promoted again, eventually becoming General. Sure, generational wealth is a thing and prevalent but nowadays theoretically anyone could become rich. Of course it's far from a fair fight but you're not categorically excluded from reaching certain positions. And if someone rich fucks up too much they won't be upper class anymore
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  1942. How much support is there for that in each country?
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  1943.  @mickeygraeme2201  hmm but that still doesn't lower property prices in the end. I wrote what I wrote because i looked up the term and read the Wikipedia article and there it said it was for my mentioned purpose but dunno
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  1944. I'm sure they're involved in that too in some way, just not directly to not get held accountable
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  1945. These are gold 👌
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  1946. Any growth stock has its valuation from discounted cash flow, and a interest rate hike will compound into a big devaluation of said cash flow. Plus it makes it harder or impossible to raise further debt they so often need for growth
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  1947. ​ @bluemoon3264 what you'll end up at birth depends on hormones and not DNA, initially everyone even starts off as female, that's why for example everyone has nipples
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  1948. It lacks a lot of things that make it a state.
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  1949. I don't want my money to be more than "bland"
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  1950. ​ @gogodaal7273 why are other hedge fund managers never as vilified?
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  1951. Isn't the complete destruction a myth?
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  1952. Before it the market were much more unstable
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  1953. ​ @shadowninja6689 what do you think of crypto?
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  1954.  @FRITZI999  It's not fake, value is just whatever is believed to have value and nothing else. Even gold having value is just made up that way
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  1955. Saudi Aramco is valued 2 trillion and not a tech company
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  1956. Yes as if mobile data wasn't a thing
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  1957. The problem isn't that it came from a problematic society, it's that it's just mimicking the same society. In general a problematic society can still create tools that solve our problems
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  1958. I know it's not meant like that but your last sentence "Get help" could be read as this mistake being so wrong that the creator should seek professional help xD
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  1959. I don't see a reason why the velocity should pick up, most of that money isn't owned by consumers
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  1960. Or did it
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  1961. I wouldn't remember names and dates anyways
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  1962. The problem with these punishments is always that the ones actually responsible for the decisions can live on without major problems while the masses who had to follow orders suffered the most. The only reason it didn't harm Germany that much in the end was because it was barely enforced
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  1963. Its official name is "Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel" which is much closer to the truth (except making it seem like they're honoring Alfred Nobel when they actually just want to gain something from the recognition)
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  1964.  @tervilsnaider3103  His debt was sufficiently secured. Or at least would have been if he didn't go to multiple banks without telling the others. If you own a house without a mortgage a bank will happily give you a loan.
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  1965. ​ @austria-hungary4981  dictator has a negative taste because they tend to be bad but it just means having absolute power. There's even the concept of a benevolent dictatorship
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  1966.  @romeob.8369  What peace can be achieved when Ukraine wasn't the aggressor in the first place?
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  1967. ​ @The.Harsh.Truths what deregulations? The problems mentioned in the video aren't regulations and they're allowed because there's no regulations from being anti competitive. We'd need regulations to increase competition.
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  1968. They did start matching in spring but you have to consider that it's a long path to Vienna from where they started. To actually attack in spring they would have needed to march during winter
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  1969. I think this approach is like using a tank to get over the fence that separates but in the process destroying the grass
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  1970. Dangerous is quite a relative term. Herbivores can also be dangerous when aggressive, or just by eating all your food. Or just plants that kill your crop by overgrowing it
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  1971. Except the reasons were pretty much different
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  1972. Yes they do. They call it milk even tho it's not milk. Not much different from beyond meat. It's all about making people think the food falls into one category when it doesn't
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  1973. Doge literally started off as a joke and was mostly an insider thing and didn't promise so solve anything or create value. The speculation came way after that and isn't structural in the coin.
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  1974. The Nazi didn't have the type of racism Americans are familiar with, to some degree they were okay with certain non-cauasians, including blacks. Their hate concentrated more on Jews, Slavs, etc. Not trying to paint Nazis as good but those two statements aren't as contradictionary as they may seem
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  1975. That's what I'd do lol
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  1976. People have to stand up against discrimination before anything tragic happens. Solitary is needed There's this prose "First they came..." that demonstrates that if you don't do anything if you're not part of the targeted group then in the end you might be targeted to but no one is left to speak out for you
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  1977. A strong belt seems more like a safety hazard, because why would you want it to stay intact in extreme situations? Then it'll just cut you in half
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  1978. I heard his names seconds ago and don't remember it
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  1979. They don't actually think that but they need some rhetorics to justify it
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  1980. ​ @maryannbrown5762  the question is how appropriate poppy syrup is as treatment, not if there's something stronger. Given that tooth pain can be pretty painful it might not be that far off
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  1981. What I really didn't like about Google+ was that it just automatically linked with the other account. Instead of having a new ground were you can first think about what you want to share with others you end up in a situation where stuff is was automatically published in a way. That one identity for everything idea seems like the worst, like how many people are there who actually want that everything of themself is associated with them in every circle of people they know?
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  1982. ​ @TrippyFox I'm always confused when people claim something was a conspiracy when there's no reasonable explanation of what the benefit would even be
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  1983. Am wenigsten vorstellen kann ich mir das mit irgendwelchen Leuten statt Freunde
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  1984. If it's about affordable housing then i doubt they'll be able to get that if they return
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  1985. With the current global energy problems and UK mostly importing it a weaker pound is just making it worse and the domestic service sector has to carry that cost too
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  1986. I'm so curios as to how it would have unwinded if people were told what exactly was going on and so didn't just blindly sell them away
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  1987. But that doesn't explain why now and not before
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  1988. No
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  1989. It also depends on the tax code. Where i live dividends get taxed immediately while capital gain only gets taxed on sale, so you're losing a bit on compounding interest if you take the dividends route. For that reason i got an ETF that accumulates
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  1990. Where I live there are stores with both self check out and normal cashiers, and some don't even have anyone working at self check out. Idk if it is hidden but I've not seen anything preventing me from just stealing stuff but it seems like it's not an issue there
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  1991. Many wars were ideological
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  1992. By that logic no mafia can be created by people in their own country that never emigrated which is totally not true
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  1993. it's not that easy. blindly sanctioning without a strategy might just give Russia bigger power over them
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  1994. Damn, 2005
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  1995. Spending your last 1k dollars on his course right before Christmas is better device than saying you should save money?
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  1996. Given all the homeless people what's California using all those taxes for?
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  1997. Providing privacy and encryption while being free and providing the serves is unsustainable, it's inevitable that it won't stay that way
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  1998. Finally we got rid of the one that kept holding us back
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  1999.  @sal166  communism would mean investors get taken away their ownership, how's that in their interest
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  2000. ​ @CityState_of_Valletta  yeah, so many videos are so good but only make sense if you view them in the context of the time they were made in
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  2001.  @juliempankinn  Now that you say that I'm wondering if I should be happy about my country notoriously not paying IT experts that high. I wouldn't work in IT for the money alone
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  2002. yeah, my food regurarly freezes on my table, totally not an exaggeration
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  2003. The people on TV also don't know your conditions and history, so even if it were done with good intentions it would be potentially harmful
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  2004. ​ @nil981  but you can openly critize the rich? Sure it usually doesn't get a wide reach but freedom of speech just means you don't get fined or thrown in prison for speaking your opinion
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  2005. The only way cannabis is a gateway to harder drugs is when you need to get to an dealer who can provide both. If it's legalized you can provide cannabis without the risk of easy access to hard drugs
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  2006.  @Thuxo  I think it's pretty well established at this point that accepting any crypto sponsorship means getting into something shady. There's no hidden information you need to know. I don't know about all channels but I don't think they don't promote it because of the risk. They know it's just speculation and not an investment.
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  2007.  @antennawilde  You watched too many movies. An AI would only see humans as a virus if the goal it has would align with that view. An AI has no morals or goals, both are given to it by humans. Humans "only" harm life on earth but why should an AI have an intrinsic interest in carbon based life? If it did end up seeing humans as a problem it's unlikely that we're the only species who's gonna be targeted. Maybe it's killing all life on earth because it doesn't see it as needed and only in the way
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  2008. None here got paid
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  2009. I feel like they'd just try to flee and don't do much further communication now they're busted
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  2010.  @id10t98  wym? I can see people caring about an index like S&P 500 that follows a certain logic to what is included but the Dow Jones just contains a couple of companies the creators felt like adding
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  2011. ​ @williamgary7891  in the west you can openly criticize the government without disappearing or getting censored by the government
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  2012.  @saiscrypto9520  if you're really powerful you don't need to resort to cruelty. It's only when you're barely on top and need to beat your opposition down
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  2013. What annoys me most is that on the grand scheme of things about ads is that they don't make anything free or cheaper. Ads get placed because people buy things because of it. So society has to deal with ads while still paying. It's a loss
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  2014. But they've already cut on quality when times were good
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  2015.  @LarsEchterhoff  ich denk auch wenn die Sendung direkt in die Tiefe geht dass dann viele gar nicht so lange zu schauen würden wenn sie mit dem Thema noch nicht so auseinander gesetzt haben
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  2016. ​ @charlie8779  ikr
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  2017. ​ @Demmrir i find sport betting less than gambling than MLM not being a pyramid scheme because there are actually people who can predict those well (and get squeezed out because they don't like people winning)
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  2018. Ehhh
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  2019. For a start, that has nothing to do with colonialism. Second thing, this channel and many others do talk about many fraud cases in the west. Also, do you think it's all legit business with this particular company?
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  2020. Tomato is a nightshade
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  2021. Are you sure about that? They might use it as an opportunity to get rid off it
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  2022. He has more support from turks living outside turkey then inside, which seems to imply some freedom of vote because those he can control the most voted less for him
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  2023. ​ @LIVEFRMNYC  I don't think the senses part is that important now that we have the technology to sense those for us.
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  2024. I've never listened to a conventional podcast because I don't like them and it's not purely a podcast, sometimes concrete pictures are shown
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  2025. It's not about how much money you make but what laws you broke
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  2026. It really shows their problem with socialism: financially supporting people they want to discriminate against
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  2027. Yes, they rarely try to be their own thing
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  2028. ​ @Jeebus-un6zz you're not everyone, especially if you travel year round
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  2029. Generalized China bashing without any valuable information
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  2030. I'm thinking: if something sells very well it wouldn't be used as advertising. It's one of those things that if it's actually the case it doesn't need to be said by the claimer
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  2031. Useless generalization
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  2032. Yes, i don't want to be associated with them at all
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  2033. Source: I made it up
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  2034. The stock price seems to be almost back at the old heights
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  2035. It works because they're authoritarian
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  2036.  @imranarshad7302  fewer deaths by covid, maybe. But not letting people into hospitals or providing enough food makes people die for other reasons. And their economic growth has been funded by lots of debt, often in US dollars
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  2037. Yeah he's like the most useless billionaire for society
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  2038. What was the bug causing?
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  2039. Fun fact: Avoiding jail out of insanity makes you land in a worse place than prison
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  2040. Your private army totally wouldn't abandon you in a collapse of civilization
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  2041. Loon a ticks
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  2042. Not closing nuclear plants would have made the energy cost problem much less of an issue
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  2043. Being able to just ignore the supreme court would defeat the whole purpose of having one
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  2044.  @2639theboss  If they get the money back it would decrease the incentive for others to try to run such a scam
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  2045. ​ @timyassa4343 was that in a southern state?
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  2046. Why consider EBITDA in the first place, pretending interest, taxes etc are no cost?
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  2047. In der Regel ist weniger service besser, ich will einfach nur in Ruhe einkaufen
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  2048. Deutsche Bank would get bailed out probably
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  2049. She can't turn that speak off in private? Sounds exhausting
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  2050. ​ @eldritchkitty2396  some seem to equate being old to something like being young an innocent
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  2051. This isn't politicization, this is politics! You're basically saying that politicians are acting politic. There's no way for a nation to make a decision without it being political
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  2052. This time other European nations are for it.
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  2053. I feel like it's not? You have to use multiple words to be specific where you just need one in natural languages
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  2054. I'm 0 % surprised He seemed heading that way a long time
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  2055. If you could time the market so precisely you don't need leverage to make a fuck load
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  2056. One of my main reasons for now owning (yet) is that I do not know where I want to stay for long enough that moving in and out wouldn't just being very expensive because of the transaction costs of buying and selling
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  2057. He can't be happy or have a functioning relationship
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  2058.  @msmaj4895  Those who won could just destroy the recordings, just how they did with their writings
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  2059. With the experience of Tesla and co in China it sounds like a bad idea for any established auto maker outside of China to go to Foxconn
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  2060. If the government is elected in a fully functional democracy then that would mean "should all power be in the hands of the people?"
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  2061. Dead lock != SQLITE_BUSY error
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  2062.  @user-uy1rg8td1v  attractive women are usually stereotyped to be not so good at actually achieving something because people assume they'll get places without having to slow anything
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  2063. The west and global north have lost geographic meaning a long time ago
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  2064. Making a new story is risky investment wise and retelling the same stories was a cash cow for to long to change direction
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  2065. ​ @fredmercury1314 young people have high unemployment in China, that's why it still works
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  2066. I don't think so. Elon musk is already spreading so much hype about stuff that's just misleading and him getting more control over Twitter seems concerning
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  2067. You posted another comment that conflicts with this one
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  2068. The US did so well in the 60s because it was basically the only economy that wasn't damaged at the time and was at advantage with lots of different industries. By now many industries that used to pay well in the US have left to China and other places
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  2069. Back then being banished was serious business, so don't think they got off easily
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  2070. I think they just don't want to lose control over education, one of the most important things to control the population
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  2071. Don't trust black friday sales. Many times it's actually more expensive. Just think about it: why should stores give the best deals when demand is high?
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  2072. He smiles a bit too much to call it desert dry
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  2073. ​ @xiphoid2011 prices in the US are now higher than in 2008 and it only took a few years after 2008 to surpass previous highs. That's why housing is still expensive in the US
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  2074. ​@-lord1754 it's not that hard to identify. The original comment is very generic and has little to do with the video topic aside from being finance related. Human made comments aren't like that
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  2075. The Euro didn't exist back then
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  2076. Why a new broker? They just do what you ask them for
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  2077. I'd like to know what the general Russian public actually thinks about the war. How many believe the causes? How many are just quiet about it?
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  2078.  @peterfireflylund  left leaning AND supportive of the state? How, despite the government of the last decades being right leaning?
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  2079.  @Schrankerle  it's hard to seek treatment if you have a risk of getting arrested
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  2080. I'm pretty sure a long term unemployed person won't be paid as much as a retiree. If what you say plays out then it's effectively a reduction of social security spending, not just a plain numbers game
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  2081. It's that for me without any background music or noises
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  2082. They aren't the largest moral harard, they're the ones most likely to engage in such behaviour because they're more likely to be bailed out.
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  2083. I don't understand the unless part. How does it help the industry if Putin gets charged for war crimes (he might just get replaced by an opportunist) or Russia paying for Ukraine (which would leave less money to reindustrialize)
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  2084. Not what this is about. It's not about whether becoming that rich is a personal success but whether if it's a structural failure of society
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  2085. If I'm not misunderstanding the latter is the cause of why risk premium falls. So you worked through the conclusion backwards
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  2086. What is getting censored?
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  2087. A video game doesn't really give a country soft power tho
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  2088. This is wild. I had no idea this was even a thing
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  2089. It kinda makes sense they got more popular. Nowadays a nation attacking another for no reason isn't seen as a thing that's allowed, so you delegate the fighting and thus blame to someone else
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  2090. Das ist doch völliger Blödsinn
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  2091. Do you not have money saved away for emergencies?
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  2092. The whole system kinda puts a pressure on the middle class to be pushed in the lower class and the lower class having it harder to get out because they'd lose the benefits and can't afford to pay themselves yet and are unable to cross the line
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  2093. Imagine not voting politicians who change that.
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  2094. Problem ist nur das es noch keinen job gibt der dafür zuständig ist bzw sich zuständig fühlt
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  2095. What are you arguing for exactly?
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  2096. ​ @lazioboy01  it was a successor of the western Roman empire and claimed some sort of independence from the papal state religiously, so there's all three ticked
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  2097. Why that year
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  2098. Capitalistic speculation under communists?
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  2099. ​ @Anonymoose66G  I think it's more about not appearing like just trying to put one party in a bad light, of course there's always bias but then there's also straight up slander which one could be accussed of if only covering one side but not the other
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  2100. ​ @Kaisersozze  if it wasn't for politicians like Orban that probably would be different
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  2101.  @steverogers7601  I wouldn't compare Theranos with wework. Theranos made a promise for a technology that if it worked definitely would have been very profitable. The business model of wework was nothing new on the other hand and just basically a real estate investor, not lying about it, just trying to portrait it as something revolutionary
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  2102. Idk, the free didn't seem to be very different to me. If you are a farmer and need to pay in money you have to do some additional work to get that money for which the options were probably very limited, so what's really the difference?
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  2103. If he didn't there's a good chance you've never mentioned him in your life
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  2104. But then again at that point it seemed very unlikely behavior from him
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  2105. Ironically, learning about the lives of these people makes things like war more understandable, like the constraints it puts fighting wars on
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  2106. Afaik advertising mostly started off that way. "Here, I am X and I do sell product Y"
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  2107. That's not ironic, just unfortunate
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  2108. Not how stocks work. The market value is based on the last transactions, there doesn't need to be a 30 billion outflow of money to make a company lose 30 billion
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  2109. These bosses then better not have an income above 75k or their argument is void
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  2110. Can't tell if you mean not buying it or political action
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  2111. But that also applies to other countries, yet their politicians aren't as old
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  2112. Wasn't he aiming for younger?
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  2113. Using Tinder as the data source is stupid. That's like studying how ethical humans are by interviewing prisoners. And asking a girl how attractive a guy is doesn't influence that much when it comes to chances judging by all couples I've seen.
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  2114. ​ @Gigi-zr6hp  that is true but when you look at the number of new companies that popped up with the new AI hype there's no way more aren't just gonna crash and burn. Either way, probably more fitting to compare it to the internet bubble
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  2115. Why not just use a different word or description of it
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  2116. I've seen interviews with business owners that employ undocumented immigrants say they voted for Trump and just hope that he won't get rid of theirs
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  2117. No it's not, there's no displayed oppression in their propaganda. You only see it because you're outside of it, in a NK critical place. Americans on the other side can be critical about America without facing consequences about it
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  2118. How
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  2119.  @Praetorian8814  but that's just listening to some other claims, not a source
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  2120.  @Antenox  But the financial YouTubers should know they're questionable or at least try to find out if they are.
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  2121. ​ @patrickstar5136 you could say post Crimea annexation was a frozen conflict. But if that happens again that probably just means that Russia will try to attack again in the future when it's in a better position again
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  2122.  @artemisgaming7625  I mean other services where you actually pay, many of those have started to sell your data regardless for extra money
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  2123. I think you don't understand political ideology
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  2124. @SMA Productions wtf
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  2125. I think it has more to do with freezing Russia owned currency reserves outside of Russia. I think most of Russias currency reserves are outside Russia
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  2126. Just going to ignore that they're doing all kinds of shady business? The blockchain can't prevent fraud
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  2127. He seems to be a bad investor that only got lucky once
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  2128. I don't think that a strong magnet would be good for the ship
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  2129.  @magnuswalker7957  just because there's worse doesn't mean we can't do better
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  2130. He didn't defeat Russia, Russia just decended into civil war for unrelated reasons
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  2131. How many crypto companies can be trusted?
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  2132. And non renewable don't cause environmental problems in construction?
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  2133.  @HANKTHEDANKEST  but it's the same saying still
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  2134. There's strict regulations how that AUM can be used, so basically gives him no additional power. They're not a hedge fund that can move money like they feel like
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  2135. Except in this case they're very happy to do it and even thank you
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  2136.  @otherworld8451  Die meisten Kriege wurden nur von einer kleinen Gruppe ausgelöst, insofern zu sagen die Mehrheit ist schlecht macht keinen Sinn.
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  2137. I don't agree. There are even millionaires spending money recklessly in crypto in hope to get more. Any time big money is promised it attracts people from all wealth levels. I see it more as a lack of proper education to not trust shady promises
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  2138. It's not actual loyalty, just being opportunistic
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  2139. Can't tell you how serious you are
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  2140. Not really. You can't have your network depend on whether there are miners living in the area. Just use a sim card, IoT devices don't use lots of data
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  2141. What did those people do then given that they're in a totally different place now?
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  2142. Well it kinda "makes sense". If you're a demographic that the police targets more you're kind of a liability without being at fault
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  2143. What type of questions would he ask?
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  2144. Pretty much every major bank has had a scandal where they screwed over their clients, so there's not much of an opportunity
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  2145. I think it is necessary. Once you recognize you can only make enough if you get others in the position you know isn't making you enough you ought to leave, not do that
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  2146. Being part of the mafia seems to be much of a hassle, regardless of what level. Can't ever enjoy what you've got in peace
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  2147. Why?
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  2148. In case of Brits it's mostly other people. In the case of Stalin it's a lot of Soviet union citizens too, many of which weren't even a threat to him
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  2149. I don't think most people understand that analogy.
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  2150. Against the rich? I'd say mostly done by the rich
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  2151. Classic
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  2152. As said in the video, it's very unusual that they got the money plus interest back, so it was no save bet
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  2153. What they expected? Helping children while simultaneously earning profits. Actually donating would cost money
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  2154. I think that would be true for Japan but not for China. I think in China there's more pressure about getting a wife for having a wife's sake, while the Japanese are just lonely and often can't find someone
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  2155. This channel is as logical as the e Democratic People's Republic of Korea is democratic. It's just some guy's opinion. "Logically Answered" is so misleading
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  2156. Well technically if you want to make it good you'd have to take from those who benefited from it, then it would even out
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  2157. You should look into their business fields and invest in those that have lower overlap to diversify
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  2158. I think Russia will only stop from sanctions if it cripples them, otherwise they'll just look too weak pulling out
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  2159.  @KV_zacc  when where those things not linked together?. Can't have nice buildings or good yield without advanced knowledge. Military is still very important, just look how many governments were overthrown by foreign powers with better military and intelligence
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  2160. Where's the mustache
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  2161. It's just getting them hooked on their food early on
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  2162. American cars did continue getting more expensive for many years with people still buying them. Wasn't predictable beforehand when it'll end
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  2163. ​ @Killbayne  but wouldn't exorcism imply still being alive?
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  2164. do you even know how much they earn?
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  2165. To me it seems the UK has very lax regulations in regards to finance to attract financial companies and ends up doing comparatively little to fight fraud, tax evasion, etc.
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  2166. I didn't expect my country to be named in this video. And then always being the worst one
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  2167. Ehh, no? If they can't get reelected at all they have little incentive to be good at their job. This is always this problem of avoiding having dictators vs having politicians only caring about the short term
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  2168. I think it's just one of those things that's hard to convey in movies to people that aren't an expert in the matter. If they just see that "small" explosion without experience the noise and shock wave they'll assume it won't do much
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  2169. While there's truth to that the increasing reluctance for major producers to create new original content instead of just milking out an already established universe shows a lack of willingness to be creative
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  2170. I'd say there's a market: the things you could use rn but don't have. Or just think about if people could buy a product they just saw in an ad and get it so soon. Of course this is all really not necessary but it helps drive consumerism even further
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  2171. You're just not given the opportunity to have power
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  2172. With what change would you use it? If it also had an ad version? That would defeat the purpose of the site. Or do you mean something else?
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  2173. What scheme would be taught so people recognize this one as a scam?
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  2174. Not quite. With assets getting frozen they basically can't do anything outside of Russia anymore. What's the point of being so rich while only being able to use it in one (poor) country?
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  2175. afaik the high cost of studying in the US only got into such a big problem when student debt started to get treaded differently, making it hard to get rid off with bankruptcy, otherwise the high rate of defaults would should eventually bite back the universities in one way or another if prices get too high
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  2176. Not so much danger if you can't get attacked without crossing NATO states first
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  2177. Too big to fail doesn't apply to every company structure. It's most problematic with things like banks and insurance companies that are interconnected with many things with a lot of obligations that can't be fulfilled if they fail end that's why people are itchy letting them fail
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  2178. So it wasn't that stupid after all.
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  2179. isn't this the "drain the swamp" he claimed?
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  2180. But most youtubers got no education or much real experience in the area
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  2181.  @nerminerminerminermi  but on both sides only a part of them can fight, so it still works out in relative numbers
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  2182. ​ liltrip6511 no reason to expect attacks from blackwater in the EU. Also no reason to expect them to capture an American city
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  2183. George Orwell gets cited way too much in politics.
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  2184. Only trust wsb
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  2185. Soda stream seems like the equivalent of electric cars for environment
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  2186. I've never cared to impress people with material wealth but there's plenty of things I kinda want but don't buy because it's not worth it. You also need to consider if what you pay is worth what you get out of it and check if there isn't something more important, including saving
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  2187. ​ @RobC1999  skill is what one could do, merit is what they actually did/do. Someone who is competent but too lazy to do anything isn't helpful either
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  2188. I feel like he'll die because of something that's supposed to make him live longer. Like that Chinese emperor who wanted to live forever and ended up dying from the mercury he consumed for that purpose.
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  2189. mom and dad arent supposed to kill their children
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  2190. ​ @leahcarson1822 it seems like that to me too but if those nice people don't stand up against it fascism will win. I'm not aware of any country with a fascist government where the majority of the population were supporters of it, they just won due to no strong resistance
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  2191. That's what they said 20 years ago
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  2192. He was also right on GME, what happened with GME had nothing to do with the company itself
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  2193. If Elon was the man of the people he'd support clean, affordable and fast public transportation in cities instead of clogging up the city with electric cars
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  2194.  @spencert94  That's wrong. The government investing has huge returns. Basically comes down to be able to collect more taxes without raising the tax rate. In countries were they keep putting money in things that don't have a return high enough are basically the ones that fail eventually. The only difference to corporations is that the government can invest in things which have a hard to accurately measure return, like education, infrastructure, etc.
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  2195. ​ @skamithi  sponsors only work if some people keep giving the sponsor money
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  2196. How do people react? How many people do end up tipping?
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  2197. They could have just put nothing there
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  2198. Question is if 50k is worth scamming someone and risk being sued over it
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  2199. This whole comment section is just sad to read
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  2200.  @Dunixify  You can't compare cloud computing which is basically renting out hardware, with selling hardware. Also, producing servers and smart phones is far more standardized and also more mass produced than car production so making a new car is riskier than making a new server or smart phone
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  2201. But that does not happen?
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  2202. ​ @reflexlevel0744  that's quite right. I think it's quite screwed particularly in the medical treatment because no one decides to heavy a illness that's expensive to treat. What I also find quite sad is despite there not being universal healthcare the US federal government spends a crazy amount on healthcare. Shows how ineffecient the system is in the US. The US government spents more on healthcare than the UK, where healthcare is funded by taxes. But yes, making college very expensive also only benefits kids with rich parents
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  2203.  @fatboyRAY24  living paycheck to paycheck can be "achieved" even when you earn a lot.
    3
  2204.  @darkmoon6090  cope
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  2205.  @savvageorge  that's just trying to time the market which rarely works. The trend might just reverse right after you've bought or sell
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  2206. How is the US 10/10 with a two party system
    3
  2207. Ironically if enough people did that it would actually accomplish the claim
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  2208. Milo looked better here than now.
    2
  2209. Anything that goes into the direction of reflection.
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  2210. It's actually necessary censorship
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  2211. ***** Do you mean the "Trinity Broadcasting Network"?
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  2212. Genau, Selbstjustiz. Am Ende nietest Test du noch Unschuldige um.
    2
  2213. No hobo.
    2
  2214. TK421ps Hobos are a thing.
    2
  2215. Naime L The test doesn't test general cleverness. It tests knowledge in a very specific field and that field is not the ability to cheat. "exploiting the flaws in a given system" is all it is. If you pass a test only by cheating you later still won't be able to do something that requires the tested knowledge.
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  2216. Yes, including the 1984 one.
    2
  2217. izzyisozaki It's rooted in abrahamic religions. Christians and Muslims made demonizing homosexuals a thing in areas where it was previously ok.
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  2218. No.
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  2219. Joost Nobody from the future has visited us. We have two options: 1. Assume that time travel in the past isn't possible (or at least not as far) 2. Just assert that time travel is possible and make up some excuses without any foundation to base on.
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  2220. Even Republicans dislike Trump. So much for pro DNC.
    2
  2221. Because not privatizing anything that can be made profitable is communism, duh
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  2222. DragonZero XIII Who would do that?
    2
  2223. "She's just an idiot"
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  2224. Every politician who resorts to feelings is incompetent.
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  2225. +Bevrast "one could just write of the U.S." Wrong. One could write of the US government. The people in the country aren't there because they agree with the ideology of the government, so your comparison doesn't work.
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  2226. Nazael Rahl News.
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  2227. Bullshit. That attitude won't change anything.
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  2228. batmandeltaforce This is the scientific method. It has nothing to do with an elite.
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  2229. brianbirc He did not lie more than other presidents.
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  2230. Aber irgendwie muss man auch an die Erziehung und Behandlung durch die Eltern denken. Die hatten maßgeblich daran Einfluss wie die von den Kindern behandelt werden, unter anderem dadurch wie die ihre Eltern behandelt haben.
    2
  2231. He is in a state of constant questioning.
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  2232. +ParrhesiaJoe I'm in Europe and I didn't need an ID to vote.
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  2233. Who's John Oliver?
    2
  2234. JacobRP /AemAer I was sarcastic.
    2
  2235. Just read your comment in the moment he said it in the video
    2
  2236. The US is not probably finding public services and actually taking money away from them.
    2
  2237. Don't tolarate the intolerant.
    2
  2238. Ich bezweifle dass damit automatisch keine Anschläge in Europa mehr gibt.
    2
  2239. Is Colorado a progressive state?
    2
  2240. Why do ignorant people always ruin everything?
    2
  2241. Kiki Koury West G. They kinda aren't.
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  2242. Actually, no.
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  2243. Why are so many comments about the supposedly liberal biased media? As if that made any difference to this topic.
    2
  2244. BlackEpyon Then you should watch one where they debate in front of religious people.
    2
  2245.  @AjarnSpencer  gj
    2
  2246. It's determined by projected future earnings.
    2
  2247.  @prism8289  The stock market is not a casino. For a start, it's not a zero sum game like a casino. It only gets into gambling territory if you invest in companies making outlandish predictions about future earnings
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  2248. DeSantis messed up. Should have encouraged Trump, a popular candidate instead of relying on a super pac
    2
  2249. I'm confused. I looked up what crops the UK produces and it's mainly ones that people can eat.
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  2250. No way he didn't know from the start
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  2251. That's not how it works. Theoretically any company can benefit from there being more people
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  2252. That's a big factor. Report every positive event on the politician you like and every negative event on the politician you dislike. Often prevalent before elections
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  2253. The leader of the labor party is just a rich person too with income from capital gains. Not as rich but he certainly benefits from the current system
    2
  2254. How stupid are you that you get a loan where you can be left with 10k after the car is sold? How high was that loan?
    2
  2255. I'll buy them after watching this video not letting it use change my confirmation bias
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  2256. He's already narrating one channel, unlike Jake Tran who stopped doing it. In another response he said narrating so much is troubling him
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  2257. The might have if burgers were as popular in Japan
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  2258. The need for water is way way higher than the need for salt. Think after all, drinking sea water is deadly
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  2259. I don't think so? Blackberry was actually far superior in many ways than the first smart phones, it was just easier to start using smart phones. It's more like whenever a quality product gets replaced by a cheap throwaway (even tho most smart phones are overpriced)
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  2260. ​@sbfcapnjthat's just being misaligned and can happen at any intelligence level
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  2261. I think it's more about artificial scarcity than FOMO. These are supposed to be rare luxury goods, hard to keep that imagine if everyone can get them (if they have the money), especially if they can't push prices that won't put enough people out of being able to buy them, even if on credit
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  2262. Churches? How
    2
  2263. It has happened in the past, including the past decades
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  2264. But they don't have dat sweet hype
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  2265.  @evanh9301  as far as I know most people in rural area are still poor, so the ones who made it out there are an exception and I don't believe that the majority of rural area people are too stupid to succeed while most urban people do succeed
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  2266. Eh? Kinda? Although in case of German reunification it was a question of political ideals too
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  2267. Hating purely based on nationality has always been a thing since the idea of nationality first can't to be
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  2268. This isn't cheap money, it's stupid money.
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  2269. You work with futures? Proof it by telling the future
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  2270. This tiger put a man in armor in its mouth and is breaking its teeth
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  2271. Showing that aspect makes people start to think about safety and potentially questioning if it's actually tight and not with flaws. Like if they say "it works by X Y" the viewer might come to ask "but what if Z?"
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  2272. Do you mean the GOP polling?
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  2273. Why? I honestly don't care about athlete celebrities
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  2274. A ship still operates under the law of some country, although they can choose which one
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  2275. ​ @antman7673  "nothing is impossible"
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  2276. The first dude lists reasons like the upcoming mother's day, a repeating event with predictable outcome, as if not everyone was already aware of it for years in retail
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  2277. Paid according to the promise
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  2278. China has capital controls tho
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  2279. Even if it's for reasons that don't apply to your country?
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  2280. ​ @Real_JuliaLaGorda  now it's much more, advertisers pulling out because they don't want to get put next to Nazi shit
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  2281. That's the problem of people having different views on who's what
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  2282. MLMs are pyramid schemes, just lobbied against from being illegal
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  2283. It not being that easy is an advantage. Many scammers are from countries that can't access western bank accounts so if they get you they still struggle to get the money
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  2284. Obama helped trump. Weird
    2
  2285. I have a feeling it's not about the relatively little money in this case but acknowledging compensation for intellectual property rights, opening more doors for such cases
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  2286. ​ @renaatsenechal if they only give small updates then any viewer who is new to the channel will just be confused because they don't have any context. But i agree it's sometimes excessive, like sometimes i clicked on a video but eventually stopped watching because it didn't get to the point
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  2287. That's assuming that the Russians won't start buying up the washing machines, etc. that were meant for the citizens of those countries.
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  2288.  @randomlygeneratedname7171  All sanctions against Russia have hurt western companies too, that's just part of the deal. Economic sanctions can only be done if there was trade and with trade being interfered with, both sides get hurt, the hope here being it hurting Russia more (given their smaller and generally weaker/less diversified economy)
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  2289. It seems like every united China is held together by force and break up happen whenever that force gets weak.
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  2290. I see a pattern of Chinese companies making investments in fields that aren't their own and then failing
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  2291. I kinda expected it to be a jammer
    2
  2292. Because it's worse there and started earlier, in a way it's of different origin
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  2293. I feel like those are just fillers
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  2294. Are you coming from the punitive justice mindset?
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  2295. The problem is that that whenever noone uses loans to invest taking out loans to invest gives huge returns which in isolation is a reasonable decision. So there's a natural tendency to go back to taking out loans again when things evened out
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  2296. That's his left hand
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  2297. Market cap is no indicator of equity. It's an indicator of the relationship between the profit margin and the equity as well as the profitability of other services they provide. A bank that is twice as profitable with the same equity is worth more. A bank that has massive equity but only charges managing fees would have little market cap despite posing zero risk for the economy
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  2298. Well they weren't wrong
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  2299. What are you on about
    2
  2300. Better audio is preferable
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  2301. Quantum connect
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  2302. How many alternatives to tether are there now? I've heard of USDC and Binance-usd so far
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  2303. "after one bad fight" makes it hard to judge if her behavior was actually unreasonable. Maybe you did something that ruined her trust in you deeply. Maybe she was unreasonable.
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  2304. So what now? If you're that strong then why do you bother if people talk about Russia? Also if Russia keeps meddling in other country's affairs Russia will be talked about. In case you want to bring up USA now, USA is also talked about and doesn't complain about it
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  2305. I like the foreshadowing with "no pickles"
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  2306. I think your second sentence is missing something in the end.
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  2307. If they cared they wouldn't have let it gone so far
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  2308.  @mysterioanonymous3206  I highly doubt it protects against illegal practices
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  2309. Unbelievable
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  2310. Don't agree. Aerospace and arms have as much addiction in it as some really ESG friendly stocks, so it's a stretch to claim its always addiction. For example, if you want to pin aerospace to an addiction of traveling, you can fulfill that addiction with public transportation in many countries which in turn can run on clean energy
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  2311. I'm wondering how many of these were even aware of the danger beforehand
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  2312.  @Diggnuts  it doesn't sound pro Russia though "lord help me get through this"
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  2313. Really? It's not like bombs were dropped on them
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  2314. Being more violent means doing more violence, regardless if it was justified or not. They were more violent
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  2315. Helium does indeed go up in the air
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  2316. ​ @namenlos40 i think the "and" was supposed to be an "are"
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  2317. All comments I found to this channel are related to very questionable "business models"
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  2318. 13:24 "remember when you could actually call up a company" I kept seeing numbers on American websites but not on European ones
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  2319. ​ @smateHD  besides the injection of money by being a meme stock, GameStop doesn't exactly have the best business model. Think blockbuster, they went from profitable to bust
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  2320. ​ @UnfollowYourDreams i think it also showed that whoever wants to try next has to get some support from the Russian elite first. Maybe that will sow some distrust from within them and by Putin
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  2321.  @BlackMamba-lt8oe  third world trends to have way higher inflation. You should check if it's above 3 %, in rich case you're not earning but losing to inflation
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  2322.  @junkandcrapamen  That's only one part though. If people didn't trust crypto, crypto wouldn't be useful for scams.
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  2323.  @ilikealotofthings731  No, pretty much all people who got rich quick used strategies that failed for most people but you usually don't see it (survivorship bias).
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  2324. But then you wouldn't need Peacock
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  2325. Seems like I'm totally detached from those influencers because I've not heard about that for years
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  2326. There's no bigger sham than "Dr." Oz
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  2327. True, either way you'll lose less than inflation
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  2328. Hi Mr. Jimothy
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  2329. Simple: the etf gets liquidated and you get the money
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  2330. They didn't actually care about the customers. They used to be the most expensive brand for private customers and needed to justify that price. If people got the most expensive brand on the market and it just broke without refund or something people would be mad. If they actually cared about the customers they would have made the phones easier to repair and components to be easily replaceable but that would reduce profits if people could just fix it and keep using it longer term
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  2331. Taking the 20k to agree to paying back multiple times that seems stupid
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  2332.  @watsappenin2865  birth rates are already slowing down pretty much everywhere
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  2333. Many people have gone bankrupt keeping buying the dips when the stock kept going down.
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  2334. How can there be a war without fights?
    2
  2335. You think they want poor people?
    2
  2336. new value? did you mean no value?
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  2337. ​ @tuckerbugeater  the purpose of balance of power is to prevent wars. Feudalism embraces wars with different alliances even within the same kingdom
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  2338. This is just schematics. Depends on how you define the legitimacy of a government. Usually people don't consider it a different country when a different government gets to power, be it within the previous laws or not
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  2339. Slave owners also gave food and housing
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  2340. It's a video, not a podcast
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  2341. China did make a lot of misinvestments over the years, like most high speed train they build with debt aren't even profitable. But anyway, I think China can handle more financial problems than the US could because they have much tighter control over the economy.
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  2342. It's actally easy to change the masses' opinions, just think how common uprisings and protests are and they have to actively be suppressed
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  2343. ​ @charlesnambong9316 in this context what's being said publicly is in some sense more important than what they actually think, at least in short term
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  2344. A bad bank isn't exactly normal business
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  2345. Maybe start caring and learn what's it all about and then you'll understand.
    2
  2346. I don't think that a majority of wsb buying into gamestop is even remotely likely, so the calculations don't add up
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  2347. When he started to talk about the cookstove replacement project I was already thinking that there's no way these people will just cut back on wood to the degree calculated by efficiency
    2
  2348. Furry!
    2
  2349. It's actually not that hard to prevent fraud if there's just the right regulations, for example for a start not allowing spoof calls
    2
  2350. But flying is also very inefficient. You need a lot of energy just to stay in air, you don't need energy to stay on the road
    2
  2351. Die Typen sehen voll unsympathisch und inkompetent aus, wie konnte denen wer glauben
    2
  2352. I mean they're not useless. If they're perceived as working they can be used as justification to search
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  2353. ​ @YogiMcCaw I'm getting more and more the feeling it's not in spite but because of technology that we have regular wars. With modern transportation and fast communication it's much easier to fight
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  2354. You're buying trash
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  2355.  @the_isaac_files  You really think that big institutions, billionaire investors, etc haven't prepared for something that's been talked about since almost 1.5 years now?
    2
  2356. ​ @condor5912  it's only held together by gravity. Dark matter is an explanation why there gravity seems to appear stronger in the galaxy than can be explained by visible matter. Dark energy is used as an explanation why the universe's expansion is accelerating
    2
  2357. Eh, i rather drop the Twitter so that "X" drops into ambiguity
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  2358. No way El Salvatore did something stupid
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  2359. Without crypto platforms crypto currencies would only be worth the fraction they cost now
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  2360. It also seems to be politically motivated, better cities attract more people but people living in cities tend to have other voting behaviour so there's an incentive for those who would lose votes to not allow that
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  2361. Yes, his wealth comes from business that's why he wants to destroy it
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  2362. I have yet to hear a reason why if the earth was flat why anyone would want to hide that fact
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  2363. Nah, it's bad. He doesn't just milk it, he creates additional demand and lets money flow into something unproductive and wasteful
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  2364. With the claim of annexing he can argue that rather than attacking he's defending. Also makes sending more people there if it's supposedly Russian territory
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  2365. There's this principle that you shouldn't invest in something you don't understand
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  2366. ​ @ricks5756  since when do you need to raise your brows to keep your eyes wide open?
    2
  2367. Every currency is
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  2368. Häusliche Geburten sind aber auch riskanter wegen längerer Reaktionszeiten bei Komplikationen
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  2369. ​ @nilspedersen3742  definitely not for its people
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  2370. This video kinda made me think that the same type of people that appropriate different movements for their own gains have also appropriated attempts of communism for their own benefits
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  2371. I feel like that the fact that those studies started at the height of colonialism and European warfare has put too much interpretation of others being inferior and humans as being inherently violent than makes sense. Our species can't have been the first intelligent one
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  2372. ​​ @thomridgeway1438 except that with increasing temperature global rainfall generally also increases. Water evaporates at a higher rate after all. It's just the distribution that's the issue
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  2373. The payday loan industry begs to differ
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  2374. Did he keep all until publishing?
    2
  2375. This is all just highly political. Don't forget that there's a war in the background and people suffering
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  2376. Why does Uber even need so much money to operate considering they don't really do much?
    2
  2377. I think it's more like Quebec Canadians being told to take arm against the other Canadians
    2
  2378. Because a small firm is too small for such a big company
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  2379. In the meanwhile Bitcoin also went down 50 % and that might happen again so it still holds.
    2
  2380. Sadly many people will still sign up
    2
  2381.  @jaynm26  you can't generate 5 % guaranteed
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  2382. That's why investors spending their own money never choose wrong investments. No wait
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  2383. He's like a person who's out of touch with what's trendy trying to fit in
    2
  2384. His wealth is tied up in China
    2
  2385. Printing money "out of thin air" is actually stabilizing the economy. When you look at history, the times before fiat had much more crashes and liquitity problems. Money creation is only a problem if its not backed up with economic growth.
    2
  2386. Just think of how much stomachache that milk could cause to lactose intolerant people!
    2
  2387. The problem wasn't the script, it's the interaction with an old system that wasn't supposed to be there anymore that caused the problems
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  2388.  @ry8246  I don't think Alibaba will hold its worth while the former CEO sells off his shares and flees the country. Same would have happened if Bezos left Amazon while being CEO and sold everything. That would make the company's future prospects quite questionable and other investors flee. It's just a value on paper, that doesn't mean you can sell everything at that value anytime
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  2389. In the climate they live not having clothing is not a issue except for maybe social implications. Kinda fucked that you see them starving to death and say "they don't even have clothing" as if starving in clothes would make it better
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  2390. The registrations could have not allowed such things? SVB was basically working on a big bet that the market would keep going a certain way for a while, which is risky and shouldn't be allowed when bank accounts are involved
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  2391. Half the time I fell asleep the video has a comment of someone falling asleep. There's just be something bringing us together lol
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  2392. I'm suspicious of AI taking off in the near future. Reason is simple: AI research is already going on for half a century or longer and we're nowhere near having anything beyond machine learning for very narrow topics
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  2393. The fact that most bitcoin is bought with tether whose company never proved that their tether is actually backed with the dollars they claim rather than fiat currency is the most bothering for me at the moment. If the tether company is actually not backing all their tether with dollars that would mean that all crypto transactions done with it use inflated value and the price is highly overvalued
    2
  2394. Why cite the case with Gamestop on Robin Hood when it wasn't a case of manipulation (but lack of liquidity for security from Robin Hood)?
    2
  2395. Profits have risen for decades but wages haven't. There's clearly wealth to be shared if the rich paid their fair share
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  2396. I'm watching this while in bed
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  2397. Selbst wenns absichtlich gemacht worden wäre ists keine Rechtfertigung für was die Leute dann gemacht haben
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  2398. Foreign powers have no interest in making them independent and strong
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  2399. Reminder that waiters should just be paid enough to not need tips. It's been shown in studies that how much one tips depends mostly on the customer and not the service
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  2400. Unpredictable. Maybe we'll just end up switching to other countries. Short them renewable can't make up the difference anyway
    2
  2401. I suppose to non experts there has always been things that didn't make sense but got big and made a lot of money so they now try to get in the next big thing
    2
  2402. Who else?
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  2403. I find it hard to not also blame the "winners" who expected so many being paid despite it being so much per win, seems unreasonable to me
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  2404. Why should they tho?
    2
  2405. If you're not an financial advisor then you could just not say something like that
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  2406. Not all support him
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  2407. I'm wondering if AI eventually comes back to hurt the entertainment companies. Sure they can cut costs but lower cost also lowers the barrier for competition to enter
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  2408. "How heavy drown downfall are we going to expect next week? Will it be safe to go outside again?"
    2
  2409. Israel had the upper hand for decades and could have solved it, now when they get attacked it's not a situation of two equals fighting.
    2
  2410. Why does he sound so different
    2
  2411. They usually choose a side if the majority of their customers are on one side and have certain expectations
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  2412. The difference is that the audience likes the influencer while salesman have a bad rep
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  2413. From the Chinese government's view, big companies also seem to be more controllable should the need arise
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  2414. Comparing circulation (GDP) with wealth doesn't make sense, it means that Bezos could fund the country for a few years and then be bankrupt but it doesn't mean he could buy up all assets and actually buy North Korea
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  2415. Speaking of Nelson Mandela. Things aren't looking good in south Africa. Basically what Nelson Mandela stood for is getting unwind
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  2416. That won't keep it out of schools tho sadly
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  2417. What's wrong with them
    2
  2418. I didn't notice until reading your comment
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  2419.  @ctwolf  I'm not claiming it can't happen decentralized but the vast majority of people who do trade use centralized platforms because they don't want to bother with the decentralized version. And if you remove those people so only the decentralized ones are left then the trading volume would collapse so far that the current price is way too high (much less people want Bitcoin but the amount doesn't change)
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  2420. In my opinion in the ideal scenario the government holds the monopoly over gambling but at the same time tries to discourages it. Like with many other things, there always will be someone who gambles and that money shouldn't go to criminals. But if it's privatized there's an incentive to increase the amount of gamblers, cause what business would like to eratice themself
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  2421. Not unsurprising, since they started buying up homes they've become more known and since that's a topic people care about there's interest
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  2422. Totally agree. Sure, you want the baddies locked up but sometimes they get an innocent one
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  2423. It's always interesting how inherently self destructive the far right is
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  2424. No it's not. China has nothing to do with communism at this point. Pure state capitalism
    2
  2425. Not just companies, countries who previously held the colonies still influence these countries nowadays
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  2426. Pseudonymity* All transactions are visible for anyone, just you usually don't know the name behind a wallet So theoretically if you ever pay someone in crypto they'll know everything you've bought if those wallets are well known (which they would if they are established businesses)
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  2427. A game that costs a lot to get into sounds like it's just gonna be unsustainable to run and being discontinued soon
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  2428. That means that in the end something he'll say will turn out correct and relevant
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  2429. I mean it's kinda effective although manipulative?
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  2430. Yes it would. These companies doing these things were the only reason why people refused to take action earlier
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  2431. Imagine the aliens visit us one day - to tell us to stop launching nuclear waste into space
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  2432. What's the timestamp?
    2
  2433. The company does and you own a part of it. You can even vote what the company should do in the annual general meeting. Many companies also pay out part of their profits in dividends. Often times, the profit is used to invest to grow, that's what's giving the rise of value of the share. But everything of that is backed my something that has monetary value, where someone is willing to pay for that itself and not just as part of the company
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  2434. People have time to compare different products that cost a few bucks but just throw in thousands into an investment they don't understand
    2
  2435. Is Twitter even better on that?
    2
  2436. If tipping is an expectation it's not a tip, it's hitten cost
    2
  2437. I like this recent trend of both leaning into memes while also clearing up bs information
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  2438. ​ @HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings  are you comparing nukes with conventional weapons?
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  2439. You need courage when there's something to be afraid of. What should he be afraid of?
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  2440. ​ @monkmell  before he was meant to be king he was well read and well received by others
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  2441.  @DBE008  I don't see how that would be significantly cheaper, if at all. And how many people would be both okay with the idea of having their own flesh eaten and also take something from themselves out regularly, it's kinda self harming
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  2442. I was suspicious of the newest AI hype from the start simply by the type of errors different AI models made and the inability to successfully filter out bad requests. It shows that the AI doesn't really know what it's doing which means that you always need someone who's already a professional in that field to correct errors but then whole point of having AI is mood
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  2443. All he did depends on his dad being rich
    2
  2444. That's a bit of an naive simplification
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  2445.  @plodiN3  the distance from Vine to TikTok is adding monetization. Adding even more won't do well with the audience
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  2446.  @LogicallyAnswered  do they provide any service regarding money itself?
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  2447. What has has to do with the topic
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  2448. No. The fact that it did basically nothing is way more funny
    2
  2449. Why write that? That's the sovereignty of the US itself
    2
  2450. A bit worse than that in my opinion. In the case it's not only their own children but also about other's children. Even the children of good parents aren't safe from them
    2
  2451. What if there's an actual person performing but it was all written by AI?
    2
  2452. But at the same time others don't want to start a nuclear world war
    2
  2453. On a large scale skyscrapers aren't economical, they're just very expensive to built per floor area
    2
  2454. That's not true at all. Many times the ones overthrowing were low ranking and no longer accepted suppression. And what is restricting rank supposed to mean? The supposed leader of the new government had no legal right anymore anyway
    2
  2455. I do agree on the firearms though, such groups could still attempt to overthrow a government in a different way, taking away guns don't seem to solve this particular problem
    2
  2456. ​​ @janewu3178  one could also argue mainland China is part of Taiwan given they have a longer continuous government. If you see the CCP's rule as legitimate then you can't argue the part they never controlled is theirs for some reason. This is like the USA claiming that the UK belongs to them
    2
  2457.  @coltonkrum6491  you're ignoring differences in living expenses
    2
  2458. Why compare the fine that applies to a fraction of their business to their total revenue?
    2
  2459. Why's it spoken like a poem
    2
  2460. They don't own it, just influence it, and since 2008 they've lost a lot of influence
    2
  2461. Sadly many people accept that
    2
  2462.  @mikedalby2978  there are places where you only have to feel threatened enough to be allowed to use force
    2
  2463. Just running for a day doesn't really prove safety. It's all about handling edge cases
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  2464. ​ @erandeser5830 he already was when he got fired but still was a billionaire. Wasting billions but becoming a billionaire himself
    2
  2465. He says "in twenty years or so", still 19 years to go
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  2466. No better way to honor a person who worked in some creative industry than to sell a series of uncreative, barely different images.
    2
  2467. ​ @CM-ey7nq  where are far lefts involved here?
    2
  2468. Good, they wasted money because people are informed
    2
  2469. Because as said, it's diverting money away from more effective approaches
    2
  2470.  @Batwal99onUtube  by definition, so it says nothing about whether the average got more or less intelligent
    2
  2471. Prigozhin is the opposite of a democratic person though
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  2472.  @matthewfiedler2357  do you really think he can rationalize his irrational fear of electricity?
    2
  2473. I'm not a cat
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  2474. For me it seems women are more likely to admit to it
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  2475. ​ @spugelo359  US presidents can change a lot on their own while some countries president have mainly representative purpose and not really any real decision capabilities. I don't know about Finland in particular though. If a president is able to just do whatever they want then that would just be a dictatorship
    2
  2476. How
    2
  2477.  @olearysbf6580  no it hasn't
    2
  2478. It was the result of a bad gamble. Many people voted for Brexit as an anti David Cameron move
    2
  2479. The commission on buying a house costs additional thousands, moving doesn't come for free, etc
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  2480. >~<
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  2481. Watch the video by Shaun then
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  2482. If you look at it from a purely anti communist stance it does make sense in my opinion. Communism was seen as an increasing threat and letting a right wing party, which at the time wasn't seen as that bad, fight back against that seems not that bad of an idea. At the time Germany also "only" restored itself in territory. Add to that that the people still had a fresh memory of WW1 and didn't want to fight another war over territory they didn't really cared for. It's only horrible in hindsight. Given that England and France still were officially colonial powers letting Germany do that isn't exactly extra immoral
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  2483. I just got on the channel to see if there was something new - now this video was posted only 10 minutes ago
    2
  2484. All the while effectively contributing to the problem
    2
  2485.  @Stringerbe11  How many people deserve a million?
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  2486. ​ @paulcooper1046 thing is that the US has all the means to solve these issues but simply doesn't
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  2487. They might not be free market evaluations but it still means that they didn't lose value (so far). Russia can still import and export with these exchange rates
    2
  2488. If you do that intentionally that's morally and potentially legally questionable
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  2489. It's not because of him being rich but having violent political supporters
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  2490. Damn, I've seen so many videos saying that we're far away from such a tipping point but I've never heard the statement that unskilled investors switching to index funds making the market more efficient, even though it makes perfect sense
    2
  2491. Now I imagine the track of one guy way to much being played
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  2492.  @encabsss  lobbying by itself isn't necessarily a bad thing and actually necessary because politicians aren't experts in everything
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  2493. This seems to be some pro Russian propaganda with no regards to reality. Just something very simple so you don't need to think and maybe start questioning if the claim is true. Typical right wing rhetorics
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  2494. They can go where others can't go and thus get more clicks
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  2495. Ironically he barely did any actual work in the whitehouse besides giving general directions from time to time
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  2496. ​ @justhecuke how's that different from lack of technical knowledge? "Management knows best" but they don't know about technology
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  2497. I'd rather have money spend to stop deforestation than to plant new ones tho
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  2498. Hah you said butt
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  2499. Acknowledgment is one of the most important steps. Without acknowledgment the descendants are often still target nowadays in many places
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  2500. Wieso wird nicht Mal ein Gesetz dazu gemacht? Einfach erlauben solche Verträge zu beenden
    2
  2501.  @homelander-enjoyer  sure they could but then they could probably be sued
    2
  2502. They talk about fighting the deepstate while it sounds like that's what they try to implement
    2
  2503. By that logic we should have that problem in every country but many countries much older than modern Israel don't have these types of problems remotely as severely. Israel was riddled with this problem from the very start
    2
  2504. ​ @Mike-rs1sv You could start with fines, no reason to go right to removal
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  2505. ​ @occamraiser  I wouldn't quite like a civil war in a country with a nuclear arsenal
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  2506. @tripplefives it wasn't created out of thin air. It's money the got from somewhere else. Yes, there's money creation involved but it has limits. Otherwise banks could never fail and that's obviously not the case
    2
  2507. Who would have thought that a database company had a big dataset?
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  2508. Greater fool theory with a hot potato
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  2509. Just ignore the ad tier
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  2510. If they actually sold children why use the real name!
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  2511. You don't need to assume, it's not a secret
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  2512. From 10 to 60, isn't that 500 % gain? 8:10
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  2513. I don't think the latter is true, they just gave it to themselves
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  2514. It's not that simple. In case of Sri Lanka they ran out of foreign reserves, so they can't pay back the loan they took out in a foreign currency.
    2
  2515. Yes
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  2516. Poverty and unemployment in SA won't be affected much by deporting them. These problems have other sources
    2
  2517. Productivity has gone up for decades but wages have only increased little in comparison, if they did the contributions could be higher
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  2518. Where did you think those returns came from?
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  2519. I don't get what showing the quantity in the show is supposed to tell, no matter what you eat over a long period it's gonna be a lot
    2
  2520. How about "the Kremlin doesn't deserve respect"?
    2
  2521. I've heard him say that but didn't realize what reaction that might cause by users. But knowing it now it explains how ODs are so common
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  2522. Funny to see this now
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  2523. But what Zuckerberg ended up having did actually generate revenue regardless of how questionable his actions were
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  2524. Damn, I thought he'd keep the self reaction up through the whole video. But then again it would been quite distracting
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  2525. ​ @klutterkicker  inflation doesn't mean that everything gets more expensive though
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  2526.  @MrDosonhai  I'm still laughing at preppers because non-preppers are vastly outnumbering them and will come after them for what they have. Better focus on working together
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  2527. That's because all the people who got rich by this method in the infomercial increased demand
    2
  2528. A company can't claim it isn't responsible for the harm their products create because people buy them, particularly not if they spend so much on advertising to make people wanting it and not think of the consequences with all the campaigns to not link sugar with diabetes etc. The sugar free options aren't without problems either
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  2529. Ehh, then they can't get much from each side either. They're not big enough to fight over
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  2530. If they do store it they probably monetize it in some way and that would remove the cost problem. Just storing it without trying to make money off it doesn't make sense
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  2531. I feel like boys misbehaving is tolerated less by female teacher and that's then reflecting into the grading because badly behaving must have lower grades in assumptions
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  2532. I've always thought that Tesla might become really big and successful if for some reason no competition showed up. It seems like all their valuation is based on getting a monopoly
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  2533. The Russian army aren't losing. They're winning closer and closer to the Russian border
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  2534. Bad sadly it isn't a crime
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  2535. I wouldn't watch such long clips but would gladly spend 40 minutes watching shorter clips
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  2536. Can't be promised
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  2537. Non productive assets appreciating in value is a general economic problem because it ties up investments in doing nothing instead of being productive
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  2538. Yes, let's decide this issue depending on how cute they are
    2
  2539. Given its market cap it can't go much higher anyway, so possible returns are low compared to the risk
    2
  2540. Isn't this insider trading?
    2
  2541. An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind
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  2542. Ignorant statement
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  2543. He's not the most hated though
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  2544. ​ @incremental_failure that's such an ignorant statement, they work completely differently
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  2545. Not having regional support didn't stop the US in the past
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  2546. The fact it's still around despite almost never being profitable shows it doesn't need to be
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  2547.  @vineetpatel8512  given that it's not unlikely that kind of stuff happening again they'll have to do something about it
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  2548. ​ @Crawdoodle the failed counter offensive where they keep recapturing?
    2
  2549. Trying to diverge attention from Russia
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  2550. They say they're not into politics because talking about it often ends in long, unproductive arguments in the US
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  2551. From what i could gather the prosecution asked questions in a way that resulted in that flawed math. Basically asking simpler math questions and then putting it together themselves. It wasn't an expert coming up with all that on their own. And when you're questioned you can't go too far off from what you're directly asked
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  2552. ​ @Lobos222 not necessarily. During the industrial revolution, before any major worker right movements there has been expensive investments too while most people will were poor
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  2553. I've never understood the "defund the police" as a solution. Even if they don't get more money, this decree would still allow them to abuse their power, even more so on harmless people because they can skip expensive investigations
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  2554. Radioactive cesium is more problematic than uranium to my understanding
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  2555. ​ @arthurdixon5890 even without a ploy taxes are going to be complicated because they also include taxing unfavorable behavior higher and give tax cuts to behavior that's to be encouraged and there are just too many things on both sides
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  2556. You can also compare it to a different time where Bitcoin was 50 % down since the video. That's the whole point
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  2557. I'm confused that he could kept going with it without much problems so long and suddenly gets a 900 million penalty
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  2558. He made 500 million in total, a lot of it in stock options so effectively he didn't get 500 million after Lehmann Brothers failed as far as I understand
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  2559. Passive aggressive income management sounds like the right thing for me
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  2560.  @greywolf7422  how did you misspell it twice but got it right the third time? was the third time a misspelling of what you thought is correct?
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  2561.  @kaneworsnop1007  it was predicted by many decades ago. High birth rates only occur when there is no birth control and/or system in place to care for the elders. Back in the days the pension system used to be having many children so they can take care of you when you got old
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  2562. If the collection of just one person can tank the market that seems problematic
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  2563. You made that conclusion after watching the worst cases?
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  2564. I don't think you're speaking about the same kind of problem. The video is about the sustainability of societies, especially economy wise while I assume you're talking about the effect on nature?
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  2565. Uhh, dunno if it's smart to buy the dip here. Normally you'd buy the dip in a economic problem, not when the government threatens the existence of a company
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  2566.  @josho4633  That's not classical capitalist risk. The fundamentals of the company are irrelevant if the government just decides to screw it over
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  2567. Will people ever stop believing that a heavily deflationary, highly volatile asset can become a widespread adapted currency? Totally delusional and ignorant of economy
    2
  2568. What should these parents teach when they themselves aren't educated in the topic?
    2
  2569. I wouldn't count pension into it because you basically have to use it up
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  2570. "Please approach this information with a lot of caution. Swaps are where our information becomes extremely fuzzy. This is one of the first looks we've had at dates related to them [...]" The beginning of the pinned comment on the video linked by you, written by the channel owner. Maybe you should look more into what you cite as a counter argument before you use it as such. The linked video is far from any definite proof
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  2571.  Underdog  damn tinfoil hats, son
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  2572. I think it's more his weird facial expressions
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  2573. I'm getting the feeling that China is more capitalistic than the US at this point.
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  2574. ​ @jannikheidemann3805 he seems more like some guy who made money by shilling
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  2575. It's "simple": they should have been lower (not getting so high in the first place). Falling prices means you're gonna have a mortgage that's higher than the house worth, a situation not good for those affected and the general economy
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  2576. Ideology is as strong as religious beliefs
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  2577. I don't see how that doesn't apply to private equity too given that the biggest and most influential individual players and institutions in the public market also have access to private equity
    2
  2578. Well these basically exist now
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  2579. ​ @ravanpee1325  that doesn't answer the question in relation to what OP said
    2
  2580. As if crypto isn't a market
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  2581.  @HeyHEY-fg9rp  Of course it benefited nobody except those but they had no other choice. When someone buys a stock, the broker has to do it over a clearing firm, provide money as a security while the whole thing is executed over a two days period. So if there's a lot of buying but no selling they have to temporarily make a lot of their money unusable for themselves until they run out of that money. Higher volatility also means a higher risk of prices moving so even more money is required there. Meanwhile if someone sells that basically reverses that process and eases the situation
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  2582. ​ @Maximus_sapiens  vernacular is the informal/everyday language but he brought it up when a more "complicated"/more rarely used word was used. That would mean having an extended vocabulary
    2
  2583. ​ @MrTaxiRob they're still bleeding investors which tend to usually get the best share of all in capitalism
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  2584. Do you always need to list everyone else who also deserves the same punishment?
    2
  2585. I think he's just trying to get him to the point and not repeat things that are already known
    2
  2586. It's weird to call something forgery when it needs to be real art done by a real artist
    2
  2587. From what I could find it's basically only used because synthetic drugs are hard to come by, so I'd assume rich people could get their hands on those and don't need to go for scorpions. It also seems like the first hours when your body isn't used to it it hurts a lot so it's not exactly a drug to start with. The desired effect being similar to Psilocybin
    2
  2588. Not American people, American corporations. People are just used to it
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  2589.  @jamesbund9888  what are you doing with it 👀
    2
  2590. Is it really tech if it's not burning money?
    2
  2591. I still read about so many people praising him, saying his craziness is just a part of his genius
    2
  2592. Ants and bees are closer related then bees to wasps?
    2
  2593. DW has pointed out Germany not doing more. DW isn't the German government, so no hypocrisy here
    2
  2594. The FBI doesn't operate outside the US
    2
  2595. Willfully ignorant
    2
  2596. To my understanding the cast system wasn't as severe and formal before colonialism by the British who upped it quite a lot in the divide and conquer approach. Just another case of the British causing long term conflict in another region
    2
  2597. in what situation do you have a debt that you owe yourself?
    2
  2598. B.R.I.C.S. are bricked
    2
  2599. Put the percentage after the number
    2
  2600.  @anthonyandrade5071  what did you hear exactly? And did you actually have proof for it?
    2
  2601. Few months later isn't soon enough to tell
    2
  2602. Nuclear energy is a good way to go
    2
  2603. Stalking is a crime but it's much harder to proof than other crimes
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  2604. Ikr. At that point you might as well hire a personal chef
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  2605. This isn't that tho
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  2606. ​ @SeattlePioneer what's the point of struggling needlessly so you can get rich on paper when you're old? I'm all for saving and such but there's a limit where it no longer makes sense. Like imagine having lots of money where you could afford anything but you can't do anything because you're too sick and old
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  2607. They are without their heavy weapons and in far fewer number than the initial first attack from the north that failed. So try again later with fewer soldiers and weapons?
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  2608. Also now the Ukraine military is prepared and in war mode
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  2609.  @beastmode1647  The problem is that while you can train AI on lots of data you can never be sure you've trained it right until you've tried using it. You still have the human aspect of setting it up while at the same time being unable to see if the decisions it made makes sense, unlike when you have a firm with people, where you can validate on each level
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  2610. It's not just the rich, various pension fund also put money there and people's retirements are on the line
    2
  2611. Is this no video?
    2
  2612. Viele der protest Wähler wollen einfach nur nicht zugeben dass sie dem zustimmen
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  2613. I think you should see Russia and Putin as different entities. Maybe Russia didn't want to use them so far but Putin might create a situation where they want. Attacking Ukraine also wasn't what the higher ups wanted in Russia for a long time and Putin eventually changed things, swapped people out that it could happ5
    2
  2614. It's also insane the US use different boundaries for different things, so you can end up with very different taxes and fees than your neighbor and your kids going to a different school
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  2615. Is there much behind Obama in a historical way except being the first black president? (I'm not American and of the few things i know of Obama's past they don't sound extraordinary)
    2
  2616. It's not that crazy when you account that that's the best outcome for most, as fleeing would mean generations of their family going to labor camp
    2
  2617. Why only show one other country on the graph?
    2
  2618. Just here to break the comment chain
    2
  2619. Huh?
    2
  2620. They're just telling the news and what certain key figures think, they're not pressuring any particular way. Like here it's expressing why Ukraine thinks that other countries should help. They're a news channel, not a solution channel
    2
  2621.  @Lee-yy2lr  Only problem is that with first past the post election system winning the popular vote doesn't mean victory
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  2622. I'd argue that many white lenders back then had a racial bias that made non white seen as less profitable
    2
  2623. ​ @dasbestevonkotzur Doch. Den wer wirklich Ahnung hat macht kein Coaching, sondern macht's einfach selbst oder schreibt ein Buch weil das wirklich Substanz vorhanden ist und nicht vage versprechen gemacht werden müssen
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  2624. Der fette Balken über die Zeichensprache dass man fast nix sieht
    2
  2625. I think the campaign worked by simply only going after corruption of opposing factions. That way they can claim legitimacy by actually going after corruption while in reality only using it as an excuse because most cases are ignored
    2
  2626. Idk but his smile at 2:46 looks so cute
    2
  2627. The US put and embargo on Cuba and then points to Cuba's economy having shortages etc
    2
  2628. They aren't effective but the leadership has no incentive for long term strategies
    2
  2629. ​ @favoritemustard3542  it doesn't sound ridiculous if you understand it
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  2630. Reagan, usually seen as the best president by GOP created a huge budget deficit by cutting taxes and increasing spending. This isn't just about today's GOP
    2
  2631. They're also often so uncreative with what they do with their money. Often just buy the usual flashy objects
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  2632. ​ @RogerWareInc  thing is, in the end anything productive comes down to someone somewhere doing physical labor. No buildings, no cars, no electronics, no food, etc would be produced. Investing in a new factory is meaningless if no one builds it
    2
  2633. ​​ @drfelren hey could have just put no line there. Regardless of the target audience it does give some legitimacy to their claim. Imagine the kids watching today will eventually be adults and then may still refer to a movie they saw as kid
    2
  2634. When was that?
    2
  2635. Why watch it if you don't care
    2
  2636. And can you link the 20 year performance? I can't find information about that time range
    2
  2637. Isn't an asset allocation fund more appropriate if you're at the stage of retirement?
    2
  2638. That seems to be around the time where websites got user friendly enough for the average person to use
    2
  2639. Cuddy is taking responsibility of house with that conversation
    2
  2640. I wonder how people were okay with everything getting plastered over with ugly concrete and asphalt, even with propaganda. Was it just, with back then more industrialized cities, that they saw it as "normal" for cities to be awful?
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  2641. Dictatorships were seldom created to solve the problems of the people, it's just someone being power hungry and often actively deciding against what's good for the people because it would weaken their power
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  2642. How are they still better
    2
  2643. ​ @brucetownsend691  isn't individualism the opposite of eastern religions/tradition?
    2
  2644. A matter of time that could take decades or more
    2
  2645. and the stock takes off!
    2
  2646.  @owenferrara  It's very unlikely (and if it does happen the fallout is probably so big that there's no way to hedge against it) but not impossible
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  2647. If it would have gone 4 % in his favor without it ever going 0.2 % against his favor from his starting point he'd gain a million. I know, extremely unlikely. I wonder who legitimately thinks they can predict that the price never temporarily drops by a 0.2 %
    2
  2648.  @lingyjennifer8399  what is DT?
    2
  2649. Just like it only took 3 days to invade Ukraine
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  2650. I can't believe that the practice of ballooning payments in later years and using that on large scale wasn't seen as problematic by the one who actually know what they were doing. I feel like they just played along because they knew that for now they'd profit and long term they'd get out of it before it crumples.
    2
  2651. Why does he need to open to hide crimes?
    2
  2652. They didn't get big with peace
    2
  2653. Maybe you're the one missing some information that explains it
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  2654. Einer der Hauptgründe für Brexit: Weniger Ausländer die in UK die Jobs machen/weg nehmen Nach Brexit: Es werden nicht genug Leute gefunden die für den Lohn arbeiten wollen Wer hätte das gedacht
    2
  2655. Ich sehe die Todesstrafe nicht als Strafe, viele der tatsächlich schlimmsten Täter wollen sie sogar
    2
  2656. Why's ever video about a crash
    2
  2657. I have no idea why you're bringing that up. One tweet by Musk criticizing it won't create instability in the middle east
    2
  2658. Us not remembering it correctly has to have some purpose like reframing and learning from that. Especially thinking about negative events always staying unaltered would just torment you like people with perfect memories often end up
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  2659. How well can we compare Japan with the west given they're not big on immigration? China also doesn't seem to fond of massive immigration given they don't even treat their own minorities well
    2
  2660. I think you should take down all your videos
    2
  2661.  gg gg  this is a comment section, not an Q&A section. People post without being asked
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  2662. Isn't paying high dividends but also selling new shares contradicting? Share owner get a dividend but their share also gets diluted
    2
  2663. So? Do you think the US should apply as much censorship as China?
    2
  2664.  @TheAssirra  How do you do insider trading with NFTs? Insider trading is trading with yet to be published information that will change the price. Do you mean artificuial trades to make the value of the NFT higher?
    2
  2665.  @Rig0r_M0rtis  the thing with wechat is that all those things that make it successful can be done on the side while you're doing something else. Computers used to not be used extensively by most of the population except for dedicated users. Then came the smartphone, allowing you to use a computer all the time without commitment and then even the most technology averse people started using them. VR on the other side requires full immersion and dedication so I find it hard to believe it'll catch on in mainstream
    2
  2666.  @hiimjustin8826  There are many examples of well funded projects backed by many companies that failed spectacularly because people weren't interested when it got released into the wild. So no, just having that kind of backing won't make it successful automatically
    2
  2667.  @dannybeane2069  In most cases the highest skilled people tend to flee in the highest percentage
    2
  2668.  @efftee  (business opportunity)
    2
  2669. Das Problem gabs seit eh und je
    2
  2670. Isn't that always the case?
    2
  2671. Why tho
    2
  2672. Of course "boring" companies need to pay more than exiting ones. Everyone is flocking to the exciting ones, creating downward pressure
    2
  2673. Hi early
    2
  2674. Preise sind niedrig weil allgemein zu viel produziert wird
    2
  2675. I wonder how that wealth distributation compares to the distribution before the French revolution.
    2
  2676.  @BChandl13  I don't know the American insurance system that well but "no insurance required" doesn't sound like you don't need to give insurance information if you have one to me
    2
  2677. No way people from Ukraine would keep being peaceful in case Russia manages to get control of Ukraine as most aren't pro Russia
    2
  2678. Someone's got a poor attention
    2
  2679. The term "web 3" is so meaningless, it used to mean something different that didn't come to be either
    2
  2680.  @willinton06  Boomers were an exceptional case that never happened before like that and likely won't happen again. The problem that ended up making boomers relatively rich was that most banks didn't like to lend out mortgages because it was to insecure but with the government basically backing it up it became doable while the whole thing only being at the beginning meant that building costs were still pretty low
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  2681. If you can drink 48 beer and only be drunk you have a serious problem
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  2682. Did he? I've heard he didn't understand why people get mad after he said the same thing in the past
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  2683. Exactly
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  2684. I have some doubts with that. If that's actually true then that would mean adults are incapable to deal with children given they're technically less intelligent. It seems more like a socializing issue, with people being better at socializing wouldn't put their intelligence up front but rather adapt to each situation
    2
  2685.  @SpectacularDisaster  I think he also wants to keep his content to topics where what is known is already sorted out. We usually only know with time what really happened in politics
    2
  2686. Wouldn't that exclude the possibility of investing in a start up/new idea due to lack of past records?
    2
  2687. I find it hard to believe that the Kremlin isn't at least aware of some of these risks which makes me wonder why they still want to go through with it. Is not doing it a greater risk for them somehow?
    2
  2688. Feels weird to mention parents in this case
    2
  2689. ​ @IanThatMetalBassist  nah, there's some speculative actors in the US that artificially pump up prices of retro stuff to make people "invest" in them and they profit off that
    2
  2690. I'm pretty sure he did due diligence and knew the problem beforehand, just using it now as an excuse
    2
  2691. He once said he made a loss in total from shark tank investments
    2
  2692. That only works in English imo
    2
  2693. Ja, besser jetzt billigen Strom als später eine funktionierende Umwelt
    2
  2694.  @glueplay  "Socialism doesn't and never worked" while the US heavily meddled with any country trying to implement it. I wonder why we didnt get better results
    2
  2695. ​ @soonmeekim930  I'm sorry but your comment is all over the place and not making any point
    2
  2696. I think AI is too hyped up compared to what's it capable of so far and might not evolve fast enough before the population implodes. Elon Musk seems to think something similar if he doesn't point to it as a solution
    2
  2697. I knew about the time in the market thing but didn't expect that even timing the market correctly could make you underperform
    2
  2698. Pay the Joneses first
    2
  2699. Isn't that what happened when covid first came? (with among other things, people not being able to get a haircut due to lock downs)
    2
  2700. At least it seems to get better with younger generations who don't fall for the red scare so easily and have to struggle with capitalism.
    2
  2701. ​ presidentelectkeith5930 stop thinking Jews are one monolith. It's like with Christians and Muslims, there are multiple variants with different, sometimes opposing opinions. If one jew does one thing and another does the opposite, that's not hypocrisy, that's just people having different opinions
    2
  2702. It's strange to say "45 billion dollar crash" when he created that bubble in the first place.
    2
  2703. So they let one single soccer team continue to operate because it's important for "culture" when it's supposed to be a sanction to stop a war? So inconvenience is more important than stopping a war in another country?
    2
  2704. ​ @strongninjagaming9210  what do these investors get in return?
    2
  2705. If you look any closer into it you realize they don't care unless there's consequences. They only got rid of him when he connected antisemitism with their name
    2
  2706. It's not really hard to see why. One of course being that it's easier than to get into actual debates. But more importantly, a candidate that only makes vague statements is less likely to step on someone's toes than someone who expresses specific plans which always needs to disadvantage someone in some way
    2
  2707. Not backing down at that point would be suicidal
    2
  2708. Sounds like retroactive reinterpretation of his statements to make them sound right again. If he actually means that he shouldn't use these terms that everyone takes as something else
    2
  2709. Musk praises Chinese companies after the CCP screwed him over? Must be a totally legit opinion and not just trying to get the CCP calm
    2
  2710. Having empathy is part of being humane but unfortunately but necessarily a part of being human. Otherwise we'd only have politicians with good intentions for the public and no economic exploitation
    2
  2711. And you can't get great at anything
    2
  2712. To survive
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  2713. Tbh, sometimes it helps because you're too weak to fight it. Reminds me of north Korea
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  2714.  @tommysimmons3258  in 1929 practically no one believed it will ever end going up. That's usually right before it crashes: Everyone's euphoric. But currently there's a lot of pessimism which paradoxically historically made it go on for longer. Every pessimist is someone who can still get into the market and drive prices up.
    2
  2715. The d day was expected but the allies managed to make them think it would happen somewhere else, so not enough soldiers and material was located where they actually attacked
    2
  2716.  @THEGAMINGHELP101  Someone actually making money doesn't exclude the possibility that their course isn't a scam. Thing is, Graham started in the industry and started at a lucky time. I don't know how well that can be translated to a successful course that targets people who start after that without practical experience
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  2717. Except that the average Eastern people would like more freedom, no one likes getting oppressed
    2
  2718. The drones could make the last mile, like a delivery truck driving to an area, letting all drones free and they fly to their destination
    2
  2719. He actually invested his own money only. He initially got rich by investing other people's money but stopped doing that after he got caught insider trading
    2
  2720. Belarus is creating a problem they could easily solve again and act like it's Poland's responsibility to act
    2
  2721. I'm wondering who's watching these hour or multiple hours long videos about a single case because they seem to get views
    2
  2722. No, you gotta wait >:^(
    2
  2723. It's true tho, better to not produce co2 then to offset it
    2
  2724. Well in its original definition universe is all there is
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  2725.  @eazymethod01  there are people who just got lucky and didn't earn money with sense Besides, what's necessary to earn money aren't the same as being reasonable in all other aspects of life
    2
  2726. I feel like there's a trend of even trash quality products becoming expensive. Besides food it's with those drop shippers selling trash way too expensive
    2
  2727. Ironically both major US parties are mostly very similar, fighting only over things that most other western countries don't fight over even the conservative ones
    2
  2728. Is it free market capitalism if it's state sponsored?
    2
  2729. It's not corruption if it's legal.
    2
  2730. Why in the ear and not just some brain implant?
    2
  2731. Ich frag mich wie viel davon noch erhalten wäre wenn sie während der Bürgerkriege noch da gewesen wären
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  2732.  @ameliarose47  yeah but you still need to choose which words he says
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  2733. "Just quit" is merely an excuse for companies not improving conditions, creating an illusion of choice when there is none
    2
  2734. ​ @jeffersonclippership2588 Monarchs existed in the bible and success was often interpreted as being in god's favor, so i don't think it's that far fetched actually
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  2735. ​ @louvendran7273 social progress isn't relevant here, it's about consistency in one's belief
    2
  2736. Hows it different from the voice feature on smart phones?
    2
  2737. Keine Ahnung, mir kommt vor als wäre ihm das Leben entglitten
    2
  2738. What he says is pretty well known
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  2739.  @mogtrader8  it did happen over night, the CCP imposed restriction on loans related to housing
    2
  2740. Eves scam that's possible will be used by someone
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  2741. If they take apart washing machines they'll take apart components and remove what's making the devices disable themselves
    2
  2742. I don't think those tournaments with cash prices create enough demand to justify the prices
    2
  2743. Funny that Chamath is talking about ponzi scheme types of vulture capital when he created a couple of SPACs
    2
  2744. How can you "start a business" driving Uber when you work for one company exclusively, being told what to do and having no negotiation power? Only difference to a regular employee is clocking in and out like you want but even that's possible with certain employments
    2
  2745. ​ @y2u3 still bs
    2
  2746. What else do you expect landlords/banks/etc to do if you have a history of not paying your bills on time or at all? In case of a job I can understand your criticism because that's totally stupid because most jobs don't require deciding on spending/paying for the company
    2
  2747. Isn't it always just one?
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  2748. ​ @mikumikuareka  idk if it's more expensive because of import but when i convert the price to Turkish lira there are cheaper raspberry pi options than your given price range and i don't know any tablet that cheap
    2
  2749. So if they just paid every user one dollar per year they'll be as well off?
    2
  2750. Dubai doesn't have sustainable tourism afaik
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  2751. A bit off topic but that applies to humans in general. For a start, most humans actually look very similar, but we have such a focus on minor details that we can recognise faces, even with ones that look quite similar. On the contrary many people can't tell animals of a species apart even if they have major differences in pattern
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  2752. Why's he basing market efficiency purely on current sales figures? Isn't the stock market all about future gains?
    2
  2753. In a way there's a big difference if a manager does it or a algorithm. An algorithm will always stick to it's "investment philosophy", which is good to avoid being biased from emotions but bad if the world changes in a way that's not fitting it anymore
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  2754. "If you want to know more about [...] press 1"
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  2755. Fun fact: Australia doesn't exist
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  2756. I'm no grandma and don't know who he is
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  2757. He acknowledged it himself that someone meaner (him) has to come around for a bully to stop
    2
  2758.  @jujuplayboy  in this context last doesn't mean the last one and no one will follow. It means the last remaining which he is for the time
    2
  2759. ​ @Kuricang31  doesn't matter, only important what Soviet union thought could happen in this case
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  2760. While I never really disliked him as a person I've always felt like something was of with how he acts that made me not interested in watching his content. But I really never thought about it too much. With this video I did realize it was he lack of personality display and trying to not be controversial in any way that made it just too bland for me, even when the videos had outrageous ideas in it
    2
  2761. I don't think you your underground is much of a concern in that situation
    2
  2762. But airships need to be so big and only provide a relatively small space to be
    2
  2763. Why are they called drones and not guided missiles?
    2
  2764. You seem to care enough about what others do to write a comment
    2
  2765. I'm not sure where you're going with that
    2
  2766. The problem are other countries like China knowing too then. And China isn't transparent at all
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  2767. But we didn't have a shortage until recently, so if those capacities go to work fully or just partially those fabs don't need to have high productivity to create too much in sum
    2
  2768. I find it wild that this weakness was downplayed in the first place.
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  2769.  @tok33n14  It doesn't matter how many people are above you, many legitimate big companies will have you many people above you but none of those require you to continually put in your own money before you get something out
    2
  2770. What did you buy?
    2
  2771.  @Zihuatanejog  Nah, I just thank Robinhood for reducing trading costs generally because now I can use a more reliable broker but still don't pay as much as in the past
    2
  2772. ​ @AspireGMD  why write that comment here?
    2
  2773. I think they get more blame than Vanguard because of their different history.
    2
  2774. He wouldn't be able to do much with 10 billion and in his position, even if he wanted to. Europe is too big of an economy for that
    2
  2775. What's the problem specifically or are you just making a generic criticism without knowing anything yourself
    2
  2776. What's the point of keeping to bash that aspect?
    2
  2777. Real estate recovered relatively quickly after 2008 but those were all built homes. In China it's often someone paying for something not built yet and if the constructor goes bankcrupt they're left with nothing and there's no rebounce from there.
    2
  2778. What did they do
    2
  2779. Games often are wrong in putting things like we interpret them instead of how they actually are. For one, you can't feed pigs waste in Minecraft which would make them very useful
    2
  2780. I see no reason why they should provide good service. They got a good legal team and much more money than any individual renter. And getting everything fixed asap is just more expensive to them
    2
  2781. Don't have anything in cash then
    2
  2782. Why's only China and USA an option? There are other countries
    2
  2783. Kraft's food already seems suspicious even if it contains what it says. Just highly processed food with poor quality ingredients
    2
  2784. Actually buying and selling at the right time to actually end up with profit is like gambling. Also, Bitcoin can't increase in value forever and eventually it won't
    2
  2785. Why's the current thumbnail saying that Plain Bagel is shutting down?
    2
  2786. Most of the people and economy are in the European part of Russia with bad access to the rest of the world
    2
  2787. Corrected GDP numbers can only be speculation since we don't have access to the underlying data
    2
  2788. Dass sie bewaffnet waren war ja schon lange bekannt
    2
  2789. Some of which are used as tax heavens and the UK claims they can't do anything about it because they're kinda autonomous territories. That is until Russian sanctions where they suddenly could impose them magically
    2
  2790. Nah, DeSantis is just out of touch with the people
    2
  2791. It's not that wild. Moral leader is a powerful position on itself in that case
    2
  2792. People who exploit the elderly usually don't "need" the money. She probably asked for 500 because she thought that was within the what she could get
    2
  2793. The best AI winning is the stupidest take for a war
    2
  2794. I think he means people in countries with unstable currencies
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  2795. ​ @goldstein47  the problem of all of these charges is to prove he's responsible. I also doubt there are laws for that type of harm caused by a platform to hold the people running the platform liable given that the day to day operation for moderating etc is not done by them
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  2796. Maybe it's just that? Trying to humiliate Putin without thinking they'll have a chance to succeed
    2
  2797. I despise anyone who claims to heal cancer with some voodoo technique. They're literally killing people by them not getting proper treatment early enough while also taking away their money.
    2
  2798. Just need 4 tho
    2
  2799. Wieso werden die überhaupt von dem Unternehmen selbst beauftragt
    2
  2800. If Bitcoin keeps growing at that rate it's going to get a too big of a market capitalisation to be able to get much bigger
    2
  2801. Bei so gut wie allen Konflikten ging es um Grenzen
    2
  2802. I was a bit confused about that part. I remember that the current family used to have a German name which they changed when Germany started the war
    2
  2803. Wokeness is a concept made up by American conservatives, a strawman, they even admitted to it. It's just a distraction so people ignore real issues like cost of living crisis
    2
  2804. Couldn't that app just use USD?
    2
  2805. Deren Versagen scheint doch rein an Stolz und/oder Unwillen in beschiederne Verhältnissen zu leben wenn sie merken dass die Firma nicht mehr so läuft. Das war doch sicher lang vorhersehbar und schleichend
    2
  2806. It's a mix between bond and stock
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  2807. Which is?
    2
  2808. Remove the "too much". Putting any faith in an influencer is problematic. They get listened to not because of what they say but because who they are. People who don't fit that criteria aren't influencers
    2
  2809. They'd spend more on funding and maintenance than they'd pay in taxes
    2
  2810. There's a good thing
    2
  2811.  @kamikaze8365  There's a difference between not being shameful and doing things that will get you punished
    2
  2812. ​ @leprechaun7667 what are you talking about
    2
  2813. So he at one point supported a pyramid scheme and later opposed one?
    2
  2814. I can't tell what side you're on
    2
  2815. Those don't make up a big enough amount in the total so are insignificant and be ignored
    2
  2816.  @olearysbf6580  wrong
    2
  2817. There's no escape
    2
  2818. ​ @nunyabizznus2216 you could have chosen a better comment to ask that question
    2
  2819.  @rushBbro1234  i was talking about the government, not the regular people. When it comes to people you'll always be able to find someone who likes another country and someone who dislikes the other country
    2
  2820. Which we do
    2
  2821. The thing that it would really help with is to get a more objective picture of their expressions. Like even today, if some random person said "the wetter is bad today" that's extremely subjective about what the actual weather conditions are
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  2822. According to data provided by Russian institution all the while they stopped publishing a lot of data that would have made it easier to verify that information
    2
  2823. Ironically we're burned so much fossil fuel that we now can have a warmer winter without
    2
  2824. I actually wonder how many long term loveless couples are out there
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  2825. not just that, every current member would lose a lot of power regardless of who gets in
    2
  2826. The Bible said that Jesus would be reveled by Facebook moms
    2
  2827. ​ @toifel what's homeoffice but office at home?
    2
  2828. I could never watch Charlie Kirk, something about him makes it like he's constantly dishonest in a icky way
    2
  2829. It's corporate
    2
  2830. It's weird to use France as an example when the French are even surprised how important bread is for Germans
    2
  2831. The Austrian freedom party is/was close to Putin, so walking out with that explanation by then is questionable
    2
  2832. Yes
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  2833. Where is the irony with that? One critic point was precisely that they were cheap, mass produced ornamentation instead of craftmanship. Putting something cheap on something cheap with the intention to make it look more expensive. It wasnt that they cost so much the made the inside worse, they were just seen as fake. You have to consider that back then those buildings weren't historical but contemporary and not much different than someone trying to modernize a house from their (grand)parent's generation
    2
  2834. Using expensive credit for investment is always a big brain move
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  2835. ​ @Aussie-Mocha  with his health being he wouldn't last long
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  2836. ​ @vaughnhaney7020 I'm gay and when i first realized I often had this shame of being attracted to a guy who might be straight and not like it, even if it was just in my head and not visible in any way. At that point i didn't wish to be ace but i did suppress having such thoughts. Maybe there's some sort of connection here? For me what helped most i think was talking to other gay people online in a non sexual setting (like not on a dating app)
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  2837. Has anyone analyzed her fund compared to an index, most likely NASDAQ or similar given she's tech oriented? Is there an significant outperformance if you remove her tesla pick?
    2
  2838. Farming isn't exactly a high profit industry
    2
  2839. I feel less productive when watching something while eating, makes me think I wasted an opportunity to rest my brain
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  2840.  @samsonsoturian6013  but those don't have so much that they can support their whole population just from the revenue
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  2841. ​ @EURIPODES  sui - self, cide - murder The cide prefix is also present in other words used in English for other types of murder like homicide or genocide
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  2842. The easiest way to lose weight
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  2843. ​ @leavesinautumn5959 the CCP has great interest in not getting it that back because then there probably would be massive riots that they can't just suppress. The thing is that Japan was capitalist for decades with pretty open market while the Chinese government often makes strong (and also often quite sudden) Interventions in the market. They might as just write off debts if they like to or nationalize more companies
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  2844. The country name is spelled correctly
    2
  2845. Aka every wsb yolo
    2
  2846. Which is?
    2
  2847. What do you not have in common
    2
  2848. I'd say more unconstrained. Without social media what you do only gets seen my your local environment and they won't take shit for long. It also didn't give you enough audience for certain things to be worth it
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  2849. And that justifies what happened here?
    2
  2850.  @MistaJG  better to have the government have control than some corporations or rich people where I don't even have a say by voting or other democratic means
    2
  2851. ​ user-fk2yk8gg8j why? Most weapons and such are on right winger's side
    2
  2852. It's almost as if they have a preference
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  2853.  @gabeitch6150  boo
    2
  2854. You just need to look into European history regarding allies. (before WW1)
    2
  2855. Didn't the FED recently started fiddling with long term yields
    2
  2856. You still have to pay taxes when you have 401k, it's just deferred until you take it out
    2
  2857. Except if it gets expensive so few people will order that it's no longer scaling right
    2
  2858. Also the fact that going for a SPAC makes the company need to be less transparent
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  2859. If you short too early it's essentially the same as being wrong
    2
  2860. Comparing protests over a comparatively minor issue with a country attacking another
    2
  2861. This video has so many questionable references that I start to question what it says at a whole
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  2862.  @MoosenOggen4343  I dont know to how many Evangelicals this applies to but a good portion (at least of those with powers big enough to influence what the US government does with Israel) actually defends Israel not for the sake of the Jew's living their but for themselves. I don't remember the details but it's something about when the reveletion comes they will get the land of Israel. Butchered it but it should explain that there is no contradiction here
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  2863. Very detailed and reasonable explaination. Can't argue against that. You were especially good at showing the connection between the two statements.
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  2864. I had a fun history teacher
    2
  2865. ​ @russell6075 prehistoric times had actually less wars because they were just surviving and didn't have a big collection of things that was worth dying over.
    2
  2866. to me it seems most news sites who force you to disable it are not worth it
    2
  2867. If the police didn't find you guilty you better have paid taxes
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  2868. Das sagt aber ehrlich gesagt nicht so viel aus. Wissen wie man reich wird hat kaum was über wissen zu Produktion von Videos zu tun also theoretisch schon möglich
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  2869. you should have watched the video before commenting
    2
  2870. How does she do that
    2
  2871. That can't be said beforehand. The intrest rates will probably change within the time until the limit is reached again.
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  2872. What are you referring to in particular? The word he made up being used before they were made up?
    2
  2873. Who would have thought that this fake appearing person was fake all along?
    2
  2874. I'm not arguing it's easy, just that it doesn't benefit the world
    2
  2875.  @dr.carrot756  using leverage on a (supposedly) safe asset doesn't sound that stupid
    2
  2876.  @seand.g423  I don't get it? Why's that the only humor left? Because of so many bad things happening in this decade?
    2
  2877. What would happen if the economy slows down and the interest rate doesn't hold up
    2
  2878. How?
    2
  2879. Der Zweck wäre dass Leute wegen der Steuer weniger Katzen haben, d. h. in deren Ideal wäre dann keine Katze die in den Sandkasten macht
    2
  2880. How? Any type of grouping together, even if not with a political goal, will be split up immediately if it gets to a significant size
    2
  2881. But they didn't have the sophisticated concept of "to the moon" yet
    2
  2882. Yes, very smart to avoid the irs by putting your sales on a publicly accessible Blockchain
    2
  2883. ​ @Joeyjojoshabbadoo  it's just an attempt to shift blame for systematic issues to the individual and prevent people getting together to protest for change
    2
  2884.  @lemsip207  as far as I know that happens especially in cities where government funding relies heavily on fines, which is just so fucked up (basically asking citizens to commit crimes). I've heard of one city where each police officer has a quota of how many fines to issue. You can't expect that they'll only make justified fines with those rules
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  2885. The fact that there's stolen art in NFTs totally invalidates their supposed purpose
    2
  2886. Always be critical when they sell directly to retail investors
    2
  2887. Lol really?
    2
  2888. I've always found Videos of that type exhausting to watch, like they're filled with unnecessary scenes like this or go on for too long on something
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  2889. Don't do that. It's not just harming investors but also people trying to get a place to live
    2
  2890. Or maybe they made the wrong decision and can't admit they were wrong
    2
  2891. I don't know, augmented reality still hasn't took off due to a lack of practical use cases but it's so invasive
    2
  2892. ​ @TovKafur one problem: what if you don't know something exists? You wouldn't look up a certain section. Like been back when electric home appliances became a thing, would you have looked it up if you already have the tools to cook, clean etc? I don't like ads being placed everywhere and i do like your idea but that one thing i brought up I'm not sure how to solve. Sure you can make it go by mouth but the current majority is probably biased to keeping the old tools so the few who want to try out new things might not hear about it
    2
  2893. ​ @TovKafur i mean a tool that you could use but don't know of but that's new. I know where you're getting at but sometimes it's actually something useful. Like generally things that cause you to have to work less, like a washing machine instead of hand washing. Now my exact problem is how you'd objectively tell those apart, to inform about Innovation without advertising useless products
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  2894. Kinda funny how crypto turned so much into what crypto was supposed to not be
    2
  2895.  @calebfred1322  yes
    2
  2896. I'm not an native English speaker and have mostly conceptually thought of it as one but with context you can understand what it refers to
    2
  2897. Isn't the IRS technically a center of mixing politics (taxes are made law by politicians) and money (which gets collected by the IRS) I mean I get your point but, ya know
    2
  2898. The first thing I assumed clicking on the video was that he did it on purpose
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  2899. Alles ist Chemie, auch Substanzen aus der Natur. Wobei heutige Cannabispflanzen schon sehr gezüchtet sind, also von Natur kann man da auch nicht mehr sprechen
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  2900. Who says that prigozhin trusts Putin to not come after him later? For now he managed to leave Russia unharmed. Prigozhin didn't succeed in what he tried and not accepting the deal would be more dangerous in the short term
    2
  2901. Bitcoin is still only speculative, the goal being it becoming a adapted currency or value holder like gold, both of which if achieved can't have bitcoin raise in value indefinitely
    2
  2902. Why do you bet 10$?
    2
  2903. ​ @andrewdyrda8012  wouldn't say like a gambler. A gambler who realized their error can try to stop, Putin realizing it was bad to invade would look very weak if he stopped the war
    2
  2904. Well, duh Doing so would weaken their image and potentially strength both internally and externally The Russians haven't been defeated to the degree where they have to accept terms
    2
  2905. This is a channel about religions and what people think of it, not study of history
    2
  2906. Him disappearing for a while seems like he wasn't careful enough
    2
  2907. It's not just the mind but real money. The price will only rise if people buy and people won't buy if they run out of money
    2
  2908.  @wiebkeniebel9554  Das beibringen von Finanzen den Eltern umzuhängen führt aber zwangsläufig dazu dass jemand der aus einer Familie mit finanziellen Problemen kommt wahrscheinlich selbst so aufwächst
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  2909. I am and I'm frustrated that these things keep happening but people keep trusting these crypto companies without proof
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  2910. Does fame matter? Because you have 1 % of the subscribers, so you are even less if we go by that. I even got 10 % of what you have of subscribers by never having posted anything
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  2911. Your life is filled with these kind of decisions with different odds and they all add up to a quasi infinite number of decisions
    2
  2912.  @followertheleader  one is always smarter afterwards. There might as well have been a crash right after for all you have known
    2
  2913.  @davidchou1675  I'd say he's the scapegoat and many others involved got away unharmed
    2
  2914.  @VampiricDalmatian  Stagnation is the right word. If it's shrinking it's not stagnation
    2
  2915. If you look back in history it's actually uncommon to have a state funded standing army. Even Germany had private paramilitaries before ww2
    2
  2916.  @viviangall1786  you had great success but you still ended up with limited money?
    2
  2917. Is that a good idea tho
    2
  2918. Artificial intelligence doesn't work with subroutines tho
    2
  2919. That's cruel. Many killed Russians didn't want any part of it
    2
  2920. What if instead of paying wealth tax in money it's instead paid in shares which then go to a sovereign wealth fund or similar? Maybe making it an option how to pay and allowing mixed versions
    2
  2921. I'm not vegetarian but eating something you didn't want to eat out of principle because someone else who doesn't eat it either did something you don't like seems quite petty. There are plenty of bad people who eat meat but i won't go vegetarian because of it
    2
  2922. If you hear how they get treated by Israeli on their own land you can't argue its their fault
    2
  2923. Did you drink it from a can?
    2
  2924.  @rappakalja5295  appeasing Russia (once again) is so stupid. It didn't prevent Putin from going further, as neither it helped preventing war with appeasing Hitler. These types of people just take it as weakness and sign to pressure further
    2
  2925.  @D9xAbstract  that's why you're the doom guy
    2
  2926. Dumb name and dumb people buying it
    2
  2927. To me sorveign wealth funds only make sense if the country has excess revenue that can't be reasonably invested into the own economy without causing effects like the Dutch disease
    2
  2928. Your grammar is so far off that i don't understand what you're saying
    2
  2929. They actually did that in my country after years of talking about it and not doing anything
    2
  2930. China actually seems to lose grip on its power, that's why they're getting more aggressive
    2
  2931. that is not a conspiracy tho
    2
  2932. Moo
    2
  2933. A bit off topic maybe, but for me as an European the race discussion around white people in America - while I can understand it given how the situation in the US is - has always been weird to me. Here I don't experience white people as one blob but with many distinct cultures to the degree that I hear bigots more often talk negatively about other white people from other countries than other ethnicities. Not to say it's a black person's paradise and totally not free of racism but a lot of criticism just don't really map to here quite well, so I always have to watch such content within the context of how it is in the US
    2
  2934.  @helloken  I totally agree. Especially the crypto crowd is especially downplaying that while crypto don't even have the limited supply of precious metals. Anyone can start a new crypto currency that could replace the old ones but there's only a limited number of precious metals
    2
  2935.  @FalsePips  I doubt that they can guarantee that a leveraged investment never goes to zero
    2
  2936. It's a finite resource but there's growing tendencies to stop using it, so declining prices are a possibility due to reducing demand
    2
  2937.  @RodolphosTech  we're speaking about those who do oppose it
    2
  2938. ​ @Javlafan  violation of trust in power for personal gains also counts as corruption, it doesn't have to be straight up illegal
    2
  2939. Sounds like fake news
    2
  2940. As an European I disagree. I just live near work. I wouldn't want to live in the same building
    2
  2941. I remember a case where someone automated their job to a degree that they no longer were needed and got fired. So maybe not an optimal solution against such a fear?
    2
  2942.  @NewLysin  Selektion hilft nicht, das meiste Verhalten ist an gelernt. Also müsste man theoretisch stark in Bildung/Erziehung eingreifen was dann aber wieder dazu führt dass die Menschen nicht fähig sind viel eigenes zu machen weil eigenständiges denken nicht erlaubt werden durfte. Alles in allem kann man Frieden nicht erzwingen, das ist paradox
    2
  2943. He's high on copium
    2
  2944. Can use a job to Yolo again
    2
  2945. They also listed homes that are already an obligation to be build as if it was an asset they owned
    2
  2946. I feel like in this case it might also be about helping Russia out by causing a distraction
    2
  2947. ​ @wazkangz955  the flaw was trying to take it with something technical which she apparently didn't really understand
    2
  2948.  @tomservo5007  never understood why not just advocate on putting solar panels on all roofs instead? That's mostly unused space that no traffic runs over, wearing it down (but also casting shadows regularly)
    2
  2949.  @bigmacdoubleyouv  you can only do that if you get a small loan of a million dollars
    2
  2950.  @JasonJason2020  WeWork
    2
  2951. Twitter is important for journalists so it may be a big deal
    2
  2952. 7:50 did he just throw his gun?
    2
  2953. Gas isn't green but it's at least greener
    2
  2954. It works swiftly
    2
  2955. Why?
    2
  2956. I hate that we lately get a lot of choices of having someone like Macron, someone who's not good but the most likely alternative is worse
    2
  2957. Why's he writing these strange texts then and not just say he didn't do anything?
    2
  2958. Wieso wird in diesem "was wäre wenn" Szenario die Realität so geändert dass Hitler bessere Chancen hat?
    2
  2959. Desert means almost no to no vegetation. Grass being brown doesn't make it a desert
    2
  2960.  @user-ti9zc1xv2b  wtf no. They tell you exactly what's in there
    2
  2961. meaning it didn't come when you pushed the button or did you end up stuck?
    2
  2962. He's a bully on his own
    2
  2963. ​ @useodyseeorbitchute9450  Israel IS a diverse state but they segregate certain groups. That type of oppression always comes with a cost. It also locks out a big potential workforce from many jobs that investors like to get filled
    2
  2964. What do they do without trump tho? Trump brought them voters who wouldn't outright vote for something more clearly fascist. Besides, who else can unite them all
    2
  2965. ​ @Steven-xf8mz  yeah, who cares if we get massive climate problems, as long as the economy is still going well
    2
  2966. I want a VPN provider who uses one time pad
    2
  2967. What about that?
    2
  2968. It feels like having good resources is never good for a county. Having dealt a bad card on the other hand requires people to work together
    2
  2969. ​ @XtremiTeez  the economies were much more isolated back then and England wouldn't have any problem if Germany, which they recently fought against in WW1 if they crippled themselves
    2
  2970. ​ @giantWario if the Russian economy collapsed and they'd pull out of Ukraine they're probably soon be able to supply oil more unrestricted, which isn't in Saudi Arabias interest
    2
  2971. Wieso steht da ein Hochhaus mitten im Wald
    2
  2972. But they also could overcome that hatred from time to time, uniting a front against another enemy until they're defeated (and then going back to fighting each other again)
    2
  2973. ​ @AbuBawa-sw1ut nah just any, really, but at least they're not invading neighboring countries that done nothing to justify it
    2
  2974. Don't do the crime if you get caught
    2
  2975. "Crypto was supposed to stop this" If someone complains about banks and other institutions mismanaging funds they shouldn't buy into anything a crypto firms promise, given it's just the same but with crypto.
    2
  2976. Imagine someone hacking your computer and now legally owning your home
    2
  2977. Let's yolo the economy
    2
  2978. 15 Euro Kaffee?
    2
  2979. it is still a positive that now you can show the absurd length compliance goes
    2
  2980. That's because you didn't look into it before
    2
  2981. ​ @284mbp  you pay in taxes but it doesn't matter if you get sick, doesn't affect your payment
    2
  2982.  @DJUwU  your point being?
    2
  2983. So it's a minority, worth of harassment
    2
  2984. Do you even have any idea what Germans like
    2
  2985. It's kinda weird that it's usual to hold back when one got an urge to vomit but in many cases it's the healthy thing to do. The body doesn't do it for no reason
    2
  2986. They can't afford to do that
    2
  2987. But it does you earn more than $ 0! All in all they're your education and your employers would rather not have you just plagiarized everything
    2
  2988. ​ @bestvideos4ever1 reading comprehension isn't your strength it seems
    2
  2989. It's always like that. I don't know of any job that receives high praise while being paid enough and actually treated well
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  2990. Thinking it works that way is like thinking that there's only one type of doctor. AI only works for really simple programming tasks and it regularly introduces bugs in the code, so even if used someone who can program has to check it. We're far from self improving AI
    2
  2991. The thing is ads often work subconsciously. Like you might have seen an ad and when it comes to choosing, one might prefer the one seen in an ad because subconsciously there's a feeling of familiarity. It also might just plant the idea that you want to buy something of that sort in your head without realizing.
    2
  2992. Go to bed if you're sleepy
    2
  2993. Why are voting machines okay but voting by letter isn't
    2
  2994. ​ @twelvestitches984  using a lot of water in a river will make it drop downstream which will cause the level of ground water drop too. Most of it might end up in the ocean but if you remove it the ground water will vanish too. You're basically just taking away water from people downstream
    2
  2995.  @roseoverdose6451  it may be used on a good way but it will never save lives
    2
  2996.  @TheSteinbitt  I think it originated as giving the 50's stay at home housewive to do buisiness on their own or something like that
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  2997.  @tradingespanol5384  because at the same time they've acknowledged that the real estate bubble can't be let grown uncontrollably, that's why evergrand got into this problem in the first place. So just immediately solving it would also not be in their favor. Maybe they're trying to let it fail as much as possible without hurting the wider economy. Especially tactics of evergrand let to this over speculation, so maybe they want to deter others repeating this unhealthy growth
    2
  2998. People who didn't dare do speak up against Putin
    2
  2999. Nichts von den einzelnen Sachen die er gemacht hat sind allein gesehen wirklich schlimm, die Systematik dahinter nachzuweisen ist nicht einfach
    2
  3000. Then why did he try to back out? Should have known beforehand
    2
  3001. Harding used harden with many women
    2
  3002. You just made the money off suckers who got into it too late
    2
  3003. Und wer zahlt die?
    2
  3004. It basically has the effective population density of a rural area despite there being skyscrappers
    2
  3005. ​ @dredroberts6316 but the problem is that these games aren't realistic and he said many times that he did something in game that wouldn't work irl or he said he did something because sim city works that way
    2
  3006.  @solidsnake497  if you know someone who always talks bad about dogs, would you assume they're a loving dog owner?
    2
  3007. Click bait title smh
    2
  3008. He does, they're probably just out of view
    2
  3009. You just need one generation for a language to die
    2
  3010. Numbers also don't tell the truth. They're neutral on their own. It's the way you use them that gives them a meaning
    2
  3011. Different species create different environments for lice
    2
  3012. Selbst wenn ich an so ein Produkt glauben würde würd ich nicht meine Freunde und Familie damit nerven.
    2
  3013. ​ @lydiapetra1211 how exactly are they supposed to get access on information on whether ftx operated legitimately?
    2
  3014. Isn't he one
    2
  3015.  @poornalingam6261  it is about democracy. You can't speak your mind about many things in Russia nowadays, the opposition is nothing more than a facade
    2
  3016. I can't think of any easier cooking than cooking noodles
    2
  3017. Putin losing face just so they can attempt another failed attempt to get kyiv? Highly doubt it
    2
  3018. Where I live people rarely use credit cards. Either use cash or debit card
    2
  3019. Did he? I see a maximum of 217 that day, 2 above his strike price, that's 0.9 % gain and if you subtract the price of the option is there anything left?
    2
  3020. Only if you only learned about biology after covid
    2
  3021. Attacking a NATO member isn't something they'd just randomly do on their own
    2
  3022. I think it takes a lot of energy to turn CO2 into another product. After all, burning releases energy and CO2, so the reversal must cost energy
    2
  3023. I feel like more often than not in China it's less about incompetence but rather lacking incentives to do the right thing
    2
  3024. It's a race to the bottom
    2
  3025. 0.2 %? With margin of error we basically know nothing
    2
  3026. A bit off topic but "Sahara" is just a word that translates to "desert". So if you take Sahara in it's original language your sentence would be literally correct
    2
  3027. I got paid internship, about 2/3 of the entry salary. Although, I can't say that they could have argued with experience being the payment
    2
  3028. What if that person is delusional and actually destructive
    2
  3029. Nobody relevant
    2
  3030.  @christiansantos7164  by that logic it's better the younger 🤐
    2
  3031.  @ZeeLover123  are you serious?
    2
  3032. Probably would take a while. AI still screws up every now and then and even a little screw up could be catastrophic in a lawsuit
    2
  3033. Canada isn't safe in this case
    2
  3034.  @Feragore  I don't think that's what he meant. Just not making statements about unknown languages
    2
  3035. The fact that there's so widespread shortages kinda makes me feel like a purely production reduction without making plans how to get production up again after on a global level is futile because individual companies deciding on their own can only side on producing less than more
    2
  3036. It's quite easy to lose that much fast if you just invest it into something very risky like he did
    2
  3037. I think ultimately it just comes down that he made enemies around him everywhere. Inside and outside of Africa/Arabia
    2
  3038. Doesn't it trade below the offer price due to the risk of it still possibly getting canceled, and approaching the price with increasing certainty?
    2
  3039. This channel is as logical as the e Democratic People's Republic of Korea is democratic. It's just some guy's opinion. "Logically Answered" is so misleading
    2
  3040. I think Russia doesn't want to risk getting into a war with NATO regardless of sanctions
    2
  3041. Wasn't that intentional?
    2
  3042. I've never heard it pronounced differently
    2
  3043. 4 am? I get up earlier than that, 19 hours earlier in fact
    2
  3044. Kinda strange how obsessed Elon Musk was with Twitter to buy it given its history
    2
  3045. Cuban is a one trick pony
    2
  3046. ​ @axelv1753  not if the war comes to an end
    2
  3047. You're assuming no such people work at discord
    2
  3048. In case of tulips it was more like a fad than market manipulation
    2
  3049. But those can't cause national damage at once
    2
  3050. Economy theory is always off tracks
    2
  3051. They got in at 45k
    2
  3052. No
    2
  3053. God, this is so ideological loaded
    2
  3054.  @Ikaros23  if you're actively deciding on when to buy and sell you're not a passive investor, even if you invest into an index fund. Besides those people usually invest in all kinds of things, not just the broad market, so there's some price finding going on
    2
  3055. Do people who watch this think it was all peaceful? This video is mainly about economics after all
    2
  3056. Buying yourself into a communist party is quite a funny paradox
    2
  3057. If you let radicals stop you from doing things simply by threat than you basically just let them tell how you should live your life
    2
  3058. Who needs to be able to read the word Euro in their writing system to be able to use it as a currency?
    2
  3059. This seems like a good way to keep protesters away from the government
    2
  3060. How about learning to do well with money?
    2
  3061. ​ @ronblack7870 sometimes it's just not possible tho
    2
  3062. I've heard that hustle culture is the mind trying to deal with working so much with little rest by making it a good thing mentally and also creates the illusion it's your own choice. Just look how it became more popular the worse conditions went.
    2
  3063. Any proof for this?
    2
  3064. The reason doesn't matter, any general increase in prices is inflation
    2
  3065. ​ @BearBig70 the trump fans see his candidacy as beytral
    2
  3066. Informed decisions* They need to know exactly what they're getting themselves into
    2
  3067. No one follows all rules of their religion
    2
  3068. I think i remember watching a movie that was quite similar to the plot and i think it was rated poorly for the plot line
    2
  3069. ​ @ArnoSnyman007  in regards of taxing the rich I wonder what would have been if Reagan never came to be - his trickle down economics certainly didn't play out
    2
  3070.  @reflexlevel0744  the fact that the defense budget is over a billion PER DAY is crazy alone
    2
  3071. Einfach auf super speed angeschaut
    2
  3072. ​ @ArchIVEDCinema  that is not new at all. In the 60s it was all about buying up other companies even if they were not related in industry at all
    2
  3073. Because they're platforms where just anyone get on while any applicant to get a job gets actively searched for and then vetted. It's kinda like asking why a shopping center allows a customer in who is a criminal.
    2
  3074. Without concrete examples to point to the general public won't get behind it.
    2
  3075. It can mean anything between tried hard but not successful enough to did nothing at all, it's a way to not lie but make it look like they did better than they actually did. A usual tactic for businesses
    2
  3076. ​ @Zethy  it doesn't make sense to judge a videos performance after 36 minutes, especially since YouTube shows you numbers that are old because they try to verify it first
    2
  3077. Well technically they're not random unless they're completely perfect
    2
  3078. Not to the scale as during the red scare though
    2
  3079.  @conn656  Yolo
    2
  3080.  @NiL8Zombies  the crime in Mexico isn't caused by poverty alone, there are poorer countries with less crime. And organized crime doesn't go away with increased wealth alone just like it didn't in the US, only organized crackdowns eventually reduced it. Otherwise organized crime will just corrupt the "legal" economy
    2
  3081. It still triggers me that the title says 4000 % when it's about the factor 40 downwards and you can't go down more than 100 % without going negative. It should actually say 97.5 % less, as 2.5 % is 1/14th
    2
  3082. Happened in a lot of places, including the Roman empire. Only doesn't happen if a region successfully isolates itself, like China and Japan did for some time
    2
  3083. Got any calculations proving that or are you pulling it out of your ass?
    2
  3084. ​ @annemarie1507  Terrorist groups only get support by the population if there's existential threat. The Israeli government wants them gone. Besides, due to lack of support from Israel they also had to rely on Hamas to run hospitals and other infrastructure. The current bombing of civilians in Gaza is just another reason for them to not trust Israel
    2
  3085.  @rkan2  it's not investing
    2
  3086. Grow up and do your taxes!
    2
  3087. Didn't they have a long oral tradition before anyone bothered writing it down?
    2
  3088. There are a lot of things you can't do in c++ because you can go so low.
    1
  3089. +MattMzansi Doesn't it harm Youtube as a whole?
    1
  3090. ***** I've never watchted TBN, so I can't tell.
    1
  3091. ***** Seems nice.
    1
  3092. Israel and Saudi Arabia hate Iran on principle. They will always say that what the Iran does is bad no matter what.
    1
  3093. This is one of those cases where people want to adjust standards instead of solving the problem itself.
    1
  3094. +tomlxyz Banks and governments aren't the only one responsible for the situation. All the things you say are restricted by your world view. You won't even consider that something contradicting could be true.
    1
  3095. GamingJava101 There is no irony here. I didn't claim that one world view is absolutely correct. I didn't even fully reject what he has said.
    1
  3096. +Niklas Mirwald Ich meinte dass jemand mit dieser Einstellung früher oder später einen Unschuldigen als Gefahr sieht und dementsprechend handelt.
    1
  3097. +SoniX - Private Match Player Selbst wenn du dich 100 % sicher wärst ist es eine dumme Idee. Erstens bemerkt er dich wahrscheinlich und weicht aus, erschießt dich vielleich auch noch und zweitens könnten dir die flüchtenden Personen vor das Auto laufen und du tötest unschuldige. Du weißt außerdem nicht ob es noch Komplizen gibt die dich dann umbringen.
    1
  3098. +SoniX - Private Match Player Den Teil wo du Unschuldige tötest überliest du wieder einmal. Also die Fähigkeit die Gesamtsituation zu erkennen fehlt dir dann wahrscheinlich.
    1
  3099. What would the NRA say if the police had shot these three guys?
    1
  3100. ***** What about the things I can change?
    1
  3101. ***** How can I know that I can change it?
    1
  3102. ***** If I, for example, can't pay my biils I just focus on something else?
    1
  3103. ***** I just get homeless and focus on the good things in life?
    1
  3104. ***** But didn't you said that I should focus on the things I can change and "dont spend your entire life focusing on them"? 
    1
  3105. ***** But how can I know what can be changed? And how can I change something I'm not good at?
    1
  3106. What good does it if someone has a job but it doesn't pay what is needed to survive?
    1
  3107. Kay Realist Not everyone can get a better job.
    1
  3108. Kay Realist If all people would get a better job, who will do the worst jobs? There always will be somebody left. You are confusing anybody with everybody. Yes, anybody could get a better job, but not everybody. It's like lottery: Anybody can win but not everybody.
    1
  3109. Kay Realist If you start at a fast food restaurant, what would be the next better job?
    1
  3110. Kay Realist Now imagine that all the other people who work at the fast food restaurant had the same/a similar plan.
    1
  3111. FG Eclipse Ok, but why shouldn't there be a minimum wage for adults?
    1
  3112. I think all three brothers should pay 10 000 because the 30 000 are not taxes, even the 12 % seem unfair in this case, given that their property have equal value. The analogy fails.
    1
  3113. Let's just ignore all the other cases where they'be worked with the government.
    1
  3114. A Olson Meaning, that they could give backups of anyone to the government.
    1
  3115. Don't you learn this in driving school?
    1
  3116. Naime L That's beside the point.
    1
  3117. Naime L Two wrongs don't make a right. That student still doesn't deserve an A.
    1
  3118. Naime L Well, the question here was if that student deserves an A. If the student doesn't have to knowledge they don't deserve an A.
    1
  3119. Naime L WTF? The reason why you think that cheating is ok is because schools are mandatory? Maybe you don't know it but that's a good thing. It doesn't matter wheter this tests are optional or not. I don't know how much they will remember at your public schools but I do know that cheating is only making that worse because you can't remember something you've never learnt. Being unhappy with the system doesn't justify cheating.
    1
  3120. Naime L "Why should we accept authoritarian standards over those of libertarian?" What do you mean by that? Why exactly do you think that cheating is not bad? Is it only because the test is mandatory? What about tests you chose to take? Is cheating OK there? Generally speaking, are there circumstances in which you think cheating is not OK?
    1
  3121. Does anyone know how I can prevent WatchMojo from showing up in the suggested videos?
    1
  3122. ***** I haven't watched them for months if not longer. They still apppear very often. Not watching something normally helps but not with WatchMojo.
    1
  3123. ***** Disliking doesn't seem to work.
    1
  3124.  @carlosmatos9848  bitcoin still doesn't make sense and isn't unique enough to not be replaced
    1
  3125. +Zaid Mousa Since when does someone has to be X for a year to become the X of the year?
    1
  3126. David Dančuk No.
    1
  3127. Special Agent of the Patriarchy They don't have equal resources.
    1
  3128. Special Agent of the Patriarchy Read my comment first. What did I say?
    1
  3129. Medizin könnte irgendwann vielleicht das Gehirn wieder reparieren, dann wären die Erinnerungen und das erlernte zwar weg aber könnte wieder neu angeeignet werden
    1
  3130. awesome420ication nah
    1
  3131. Angela Hernandez-Carlson That's not fair.
    1
  3132. Not allowing someone else to marry because of your religion is a violation of religious freedom.
    1
  3133. Es war aber tatsächlich ein Amoklauf.
    1
  3134. Schön, wie ihr alle zur Lösung des Problems beiträgt.
    1
  3135. Roger Gurman Du leistest auch deinen Beitrag.
    1
  3136. Roger Gurman Verallgemeinerungen vom feinsten, Schuldzuweisung und Voreingenommenheit. So löst man Probleme.
    1
  3137. Roger Gurman Interessant wie falsch du mich verstanden hast. Es ist aber traurig dass man nichts sagen kann, ohne dass man sofort links oder rechts eingeordnet wird. Zur Aufklärung: Der Täter ist schuldig. Mein Kommentar bzgl Verallgemeinerung, Schuldzuweisung und Voreingenommenheit bezog sich nicht auf den Täter sondern auf deine Kategorisierung politischer Gruppen. Ich selbst bin Islam-kritisch, also sicher kein "Gutmensch". Genau da liegt mein Problem. Du nimmst ohne Grund an, dass ich bestimmte Dinge glaube und urteilst über mich bevor du überhaupt weißt, was ich wirklich denke. "Was ihr Deutsche mir euren Problemen und eurem Land tut ist eure Sache." Ich bin gar kein Deutscher.
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  3138. Joost I think he meant that if we see our future versions we would think that those are aliens.
    1
  3139. Joost From all we know by now it seems that time travel isn't possible.
    1
  3140. ***** A lot of scientists would want to go back earlier than Neolithic times.
    1
  3141. Do You Even lift? Moving forward 1 minute every 60 seconds isn't what most people would call time travel.
    1
  3142. How can a sport have a sexuality?
    1
  3143. ***** You are only describing the people playing/watching it, not the sport itself.
    1
  3144. The Vicious Chicken of Bristol I know but that wasn't the used meaning. If the pejorative were meant, than this video doesn't make sense.
    1
  3145. The Vicious Chicken of Bristol You've taken me too literally.
    1
  3146. ***** Watching any sport is for pussies.
    1
  3147. What exactly is the point of not saying Merry Christmas at Christmas?
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  3148. ***** What definition of "normal" are you using? Something that common or something that is common and right?
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  3149. Don't forget that there are some people who hold opinions that might as well be onion satire
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  3150. Why do you base your argument on the law? If the US didn't had the 1st Amendment then political correctness would be fine?
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  3151. Stephen Raman No. You can call somebody short simply to describe them or to insult them. Different words are used for each case. It's not the same message.
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  3152. +Saposhiente The 21st amended says otherwise.
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  3153. Saposhiente Yes, but my point is that it ended an amendment. Politicans could make an amendment that restricts some of the rights given in the first amendment. It's not that easy as making a simple law but totally possible.
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  3154. kissfan7 Yes. I guess you think because of your interpretation of the first amendment the government simply can't restrict freedom of speech, freedom of press, etc.?
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  3155. kissfan7 My focus doesn't lie on "Congress shall not..." but that what follows it. First, different people, courts and politicans have different opinions about what counts as free speech. If the government made a law that restricts freedom of speech but argues that what it prohibits doesn't fall under freedom of speech and the supreme court agrees then the law will stay. Secondly, freedom of speech is already restricted for different reasons. For example, there are multiple cases were people got arrested simply for saying things because of national security (e.g. Espionage Act of 1917). You also can't say certain things about people if that gives them a bad reputation. Politicans might as weel find new reasons to restrict free speech.
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  3156. kissfan7 You've understood me incorrectly. I didn't mean that "Congress shall not" is not imporant. I mean that that alone doesn't prevent congress from making such laws if they think that freedom of speech is not restricted.
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  3157. Gavin Vaughan What's the point in your first argument? The different interpretations (or opinions) of what is considered free speech is exactly why a law restricting free speech is possible. The supreme court isn't infallible. I initially only responded to Saposhiente who wrote "The first amendment says we will not pass laws making speech illegal" BTW there is no reason why the comments on a video should only be about exactly the topic of the video.
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  3158. What if I have a coporation and my religion teaches me that I should pay my employees less then the minimum wage? Am I covered?
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  3159. I'd love to see the UK leaving and crashing.
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  3160. Chris Cahill Anybody who plays could win at lottery but not everybody.
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  3161. zenonzazira "not everyone can go to the super bowl, but anyone who is good enough can" No, the amount of people who can get tot the super bowl is limited. More can't get into the super bowl even if they are "good enough" "and you become good by trying, learning, and practices" Only if a certain amount of trying, learning and practices would guarantee getting into super bowl. However, it also depends on how many are better than you and you can't influence that. If all teams that will make it into the super bowl would be disqualified/dissolved beforehand the next best teams would get into the super bowl. They aren't any better than before but simply because the other teams don't exist in that scenario, they get into the super bowl. So in the end, it doesn't really matter how good you are.
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  3162. People are stupid.
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  3163. Yes.
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  3164. The people want that.
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  3165. +MiauFrito The majority voted for them.
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  3166. MiauFrito I meant the majority in the way the US' voting system defines it.
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  3167.  @charlisheen3618  Es ist aber auch nicht einfach, so jemanden zu identifizieren. Wenn sie niemand kennt dann kann ja niemand sie als alleine identifizieren
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  3168. What about the argument at 7:08?
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  3169. +MegaBeta But God did it.
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  3170. Docktor Jim There is only one God.
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  3171. Docktor Jim All Christians believe in the same God.
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  3172. Docktor Jim It's not that important which church you are part of as long as you believe in God.
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  3173. Docktor Jim What happened?
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  3174. Laniya Williams If you go by the definition of all-powerfull, then no, that's not true.
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  3175. Laniya Williams There can'T be more than one all-powerful being.
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  3176. Docktor Jim It's because you chose to let it happen. God gave us free will and that means that you can choose between being a good or a bad person.
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  3177. Docktor Jim He punished them. You have free will but you can't expect doing bad things without getting consequences.
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  3178. Docktor Jim That's not my assumption.
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  3179. Docktor Jim I've already said it before: Who goes into prison and who doesn't is decided by human law. There are also many innocent people in prison and guilty people who are not in prison. Different states also have different laws on who goes into prison and who doesn't. Prison do in no way measure how moral a population is.
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  3180. Docktor Jim Jesus has said "That who is without sin cast the first stone"
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  3181. Docktor Jim What's your point? If all four wrote the identical story there would be no need to put them all into the bible.
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  3182. Docktor Jim This is getting boring.
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  3183. Docktor Jim I don't have a invisible spaceman.
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  3184. Unless people don't do what they want. Then a bunch of regulations are suddenly totally fine.
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  3185. It should be pointed out as to why certain judges can't just be fired: if it was so they could be pressured into making the "right" decision for politicians, going against the principle of separation of executive and justice system
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  3186. Fuck Nokia. Overrated bullshit.
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  3187. Lil Rascal The fact is that the two parties are not the same, so no, it's not a fact.
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  3188. batmandeltaforce I've never heard of the Infinite Wave Theory. What exactly disproves the Laws of Thermodynamics?
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  3189. batmandeltaforce Why do you call it Infinite Wave Theory (it's not a theory by the way)? What you are describing sounds like Big Bounce. The Big Bounce does not violate the second law of thermodynamics.
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  3190. This should be "Top 10 Movies Better Than the Trailer" because which trailer isn't better than the movie?
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  3191. Have the US or Russia ever intended to actually help the people in the region or stabilize the situation?
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  3192. The word islamophobia shouldn't exist. It describes both rational and irrational fear and critics of Muslims and Islam.
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  3193. They used to be and still are. However, their interpretation of that just differ.
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  3194. alnot01 You're making a lot of unproven assertions.
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  3195. alnot01 Whether or not something is a fact can be proven. I honestly don't understand your message and hoped that my comment would trigger some insightful response.
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  3196. alnot01 "No statement about the world or about the humans inhabiting that world, has a truth probability of one." Not even that statement? Yes, but what kind of question is this? It seems that everybody would agree.
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  3197. alnot01 What of the 3 points to you favor?
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  3198. alnot01 Ok.
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  3199. Sidney Haugen There're still safe places.
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  3200. Sidney Haugen More like the ground of the sea.
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  3201. The Thing is actually very boring.
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  3202. The amount of money people get for the work isn't fair either. Therefore I don't see how a progressive tax would be wrong.
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  3203. What about a serious threat? It's also just words.
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  3204. I couldn't care less.
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  3205. The Pew study seem to support Harris' 20 % claim: Country's part of world's Muslim population * people who want death penalty = percent of world's Muslims wanting DP Pakistan: 11 % * 65 % = 7.15 % Indonesia: 12.7 * 12 % = 1.524 % Egypt: 62 % * 4.9% = 3.038 % With these three countries alone already 11.712 % of the world's Muslim population support the death penalty.
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  3206. ​ @SleepyHollow32 nations that are too big actually have a higher chance of failing
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  3207. AvZ NaV Against whom?
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  3208. It looks like the majority of the comments were written before watching the whole video.
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  3209. What about Saudi Arabia?
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  3210. Is the petition serious?
    1
  3211. Drunk in public is a crime?
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  3212. Whoa
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  3213. Not allowing someone else to marry because of your religion is a violation of religious freedom.
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  3214. Puglous I'm not a leftist. But the flaw here is simply that they search for an example were it didn't work and thus conclude that it never works. One can also find examples of capitalism were it doesn't work but does that invalidate capitalism as a whole?
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  3215. Double D Yes one example of socialism that didn't work and one example of capitalism that did work. That doesn't mean that socialism never works and capitalism always works. It basically goes along the line "We've already tried it once and it didn't work" as if there were no possibility of improvement/alteration.
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  3216. Puglous That's exactly that. If we apply the video's logic to capitalism in the industrial revolution the conclusion would also be "We've tried. It didn't work"
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  3217. He still doesn't believe in a god, which is the definition of an atheist. But he has a point that the existince of this term is odd.
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  3218. artistafrustrado1 No. Being atheist simply means "I don't believe in a god/gods" and most atheists are also agnostic.
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  3219. Silly Ellie No, there are people who claim that there is no God with 100 % certainty. Most atheists are agnostic but it's not required.
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  3220. I didn't know that he actually has supporter. Kinda depressing.
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  3221. Think of poor grandma!
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  3222. Optimus PotatoHead Gender reassignment surgery has been around for decades? How does that alone justify it? After all, not having a gender reassignment surgery has been around forever.
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  3223. Optimus PotatoHead Why do you think that there hasn't been a problem?
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  3224. Optimus PotatoHead There are more transgender today. It's more apparent today. And don't forget about other developments like the supreme court ruling about homosexual marriage.
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  3225. Optimus PotatoHead Did they have a gender reassignment surgery? What restroom did they use? As far as I know many transgenders didn't use public restrooms because they couldn't decide were to go in.
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  3226. +DaJohn Twilight What are those shoes you are speaking of?
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  3227. Do we need flags?
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  3228. Anotherone rides the bus.
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  3229. Wer ist Wendler?
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  3230. Was this about a sport magazine showing photos of women or about the attention/outrage it receives or about the fact that these magazines still exists in the time where the internet can provide the same for free?
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  3231. Stop comparing Putin and Obama. Obama can't do much without the Republican's agreement even if he wanted to. Even if you would put Putin at Obama's place he couldn't do much. However, I do agree that the US is responsible for the existence ISIS.
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  3232. ***** But the NT made rules which don't work with the NT like "You shall have no other gods before Me" vs. "[...] no one comes to the Father but through Me" or "Eye for eye" vs. "turn to them the other cheek" Where does it say in the NT that homosexuality is a sin? Could you give a citation?
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  3233. REBECCA Boulton It is not taken out of context. Leviticus 18 contains a list of "unlawful sexual relations". Or do you think that incest, bestiality or pedophilia (also forbidden in Leviticus) are also allowed by the bible in some circumstances?
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  3234. Brainiaco Correct but must religions are against homosexuality.
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  3235. Zed Zalias But wasn't it always heterosexual?
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  3236. MrScoodles Great point on cherry picking.
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  3237. ***** If only all people had that opinion.
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  3238. scorpion Why is that a better question? Doesn't seem like something irrelevant to me.
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  3239. ***** When did I say that I believe the bible?
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  3240. You're probably the kind of person who prefers a 4k without any substance of content over a very informative lower resolution video
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  3241. Why not give racists, fundamentalists, Nazis, psychopaths, etc. also equal time?
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  3242. People are retards.
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  3243. I hope that the last sentence remains true not like in the UK or the US.
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  3244. +Timsa Schon mal was von asymmetrischen Kriegsführung gehört?
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  3245. There is neither an objective reason for suicide nor living.
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  3246. The thing that is similar here isn't that original.
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  3247. Uh what
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  3248. Although the solution can lie outside the cage of the Zeitgeist, the fact that it's mostly unknown terrain means that it can also kill you.
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  3249. The is no such thing as a war hero. Yet, Trump is still stupid .
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  3250. The Onion is better.
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  3251. That's sad.
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  3252. Why do people who are pro-migration always trying to stereotype the Refugees as such good people? It's just unrealistic that all those people are kind.
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  3253. They make promises so fast that they can't keep track of it
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  3254. This is not an argument for belief. Belief is much worse when it comes to doing bad things. If somebody acts irrational and solely on belief and does something bad you can't convince them that what they did is bad.
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  3255. That's wrong. Some people are open to the possibility that they are wrong and can change their mind.
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  3256. This is a Youtube video.
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  3257. Marriage gives certain rights and that's all it is about. It's not about children because many heterosexual married couples can't have or don't want to have children. Some religious people might think it's wrong and they have the right to think so but they can't push their religion onto others.
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  3258. While the anti-Trump video was shit Trump himself his still a bad option for persident.
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  3259. +Anthony Smethurst That would be the worst thing to happen. He would be a hero than and people like him would only become more popular.
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  3260. People don't know this?
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  3261. It's more cost effective.
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  3262. It seems more like: The better education you have, the less children you have.
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  3263. This is not a username. Troll?
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  3264. +oenacapensis Because there is no need for that? That's wrong. It's actually because it's impossible. Now there are constantly new informations and what one has learn becomes outlasted very fast compared to Homer`s days.
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  3265. Riley & Mitsu In the past guinea pigs were often used as test subjects (unlike today). The term comes from that time.
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  3266. Who's the guy with the sunglasses?
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  3267. No, it's not.
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  3268. Sterling Have fun in hell.
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  3269. Sterling Proof of God is everywhere. You just have to look at the beauty of nature, the complexity of life and love. Without God's love we all would be corrupted if we had not have the guidance of him. The devil is always trying to pull people on his side and it seems that unfortunately he already got you with evolution. But there is still time. You can repent and accept Jesus in your life.
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  3270. Sterling That's what's happen if people loose faith in God and don't let him into their lives. Everyone has free will and can choose to belief in God and accept Jesus Christ as their saviour. God will answer your prayers.
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  3271. ***** If there were no complexity in life, why are humans still unable to understand how it works? There can't be morality without God. If there was no God everyone could do what they want. The devil is the manifestation of evil. He always tries to lead people away from God like that he tries to convice people that they can be good without God, that they can decide what is moral without God but that's not true. There is lots of evidence for God and nothing against God. God made Earth perfect to live on. Just small changes and we couldn't survive. These conditions can't happen randomly.
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  3272. ***** I doubt that the 0.01% are correct. And besides that, who goes into prison and who doesn't is decided by man's law, how good your lawyer is, how good someone can lie, etc. I think you'll agree that the law isn't perfect and some laws are wrong. It's not really fair. God, however, knows people's intention and can make a fair judgement.
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  3273. ***** God didn't create human to judge them. He created us out of love. Just because you don't understand this as a fallible human doesn't mean that it isn't true. We may never understand his wisdom but we simply have to trust his will.
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  3274. Sterling Yes, he did have best intensions and still has. Having free will requires that people can choose to do bad things. God will make up for all the bad things that happened to the righteous because of actions of bad people in the afterlife and bad people will go to hell.
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  3275. ***** You can't change the definition of a word in a way you like.
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  3276. ***** That's not the definition of love. Have you never experienced love? It's much more than that.
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  3277. ***** I give up.
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  3278. +q7winq7 I find dates in video titles annoying.
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  3279. q7winq7 Dates in the video title would look ugly. Most people don't care about the original date. If you can remember what dates you've watched you can also remember what videos you've watched.
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  3280. q7winq7 Why are you using a MM-DD-YYYY format? If you're so concerned about correct chronology you should use YYYY-MM-DD or at least something ordered like DD-MM-YYYY.
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  3281. How is this video a prophecy? Everything except the core message was completly wrong.
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  3282. Prager University talking about ignorance and indoctrination, quite ironic.
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  3283. What's up with "I don't like that my tax dollars are used to ..."? I only hear that when I watch videos from the US.
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  3284. It's not that hard to keep a straight face
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  3285. BlackEpyon I forgot about that. But it would be interesting to see what would happen if you leave that.
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  3286. BlackEpyon It's a lot easier to glorify someone if they don't exist or are dead. A disprove has to be very simple and obvious otherwise those people will reject it as blasphemy.
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  3287. BlackEpyon I agree but those people think that we have the burden of proove since they "know" that it's right.
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  3288. BlackEpyon That already happend several times in various debates.
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  3289.  @FlexBeanbag  that seems rather problematic
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  3290.  @FlexBeanbag  naturally
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  3291. 911ambulancegirl A little late, huh?
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  3292. 911ambulancegirl What's the advandage of watching the movie now instead of when it was new?
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  3293. 911ambulancegirl I just don't get it how you can get "fan girly" about something you don't like.
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  3294. 911ambulancegirl You're far too manipulable.
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  3295. RoundenBrown fixed
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  3296. It's almost like investment in a capitalist system was never fair to begin with
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  3297. Aren't the people who made half true predictions basically assuming that in both cases Russia would make an informed decision?
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  3298. Big pharma of course /s
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  3299. Bot
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  3300. How exactly is one supposed to do the right step on their own if they didn't have parents that showed them how to properly invest?
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  3301. More functional and utilized can lead to some very functional, cheap but horrible looking designs
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  3302. You always believe someone
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  3303. Always suspicious when people try to emulate other successful leaders instead of being their own identity
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  3304. I don't think it's the most capable but rather the one who can demonstrate it's ability the most often
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  3305. ​ @BMJYDK pointing out bad things in the past is more woke, removing them in historical revisionism is a common right wing move
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  3306. I think in general message is that I should do what this person did
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  3307. Eastern Germany got occupied and practically wasn't autonomous. Autonomous Germany (which was the western part) just retook control over the eastern part and eastern Germany could take part in govering by democracy. Both North Korea and south Korea have their own autonomous government. A union means either war or both governments coming together which seems highly unlikely given the ideologies are incompatible
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  3308. Cape Town is still on the wework website
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  3309.  @JonJon-kx6xl  did you just respond to yourself?
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  3310. Sell greed, buy fear Is it though? If there won't be another wave and downturn you'll end up being the dummy for losing out
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  3311. The EU could negotiate but Putin won't offer peace. Russia annexed Crimea years ago, the EU let it slide and Russia just came back for more
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  3312. Are there people who think it's about ending the war?
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  3313. It's actually most likely to crash when basically no one says it will. If everyone's cautious there's no frenzy yet
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  3314. The US has this bizarre circle of government failing at some job and instead of fixing it, it gets offloaded to a private business for cheap and then pays much more to them and in the end this decision reduces the trust in the government and somehow that end up in putting more publicly funded programs in private hands that gave no inventive to do a good job
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  3315. Why would people sell something at a discount in rubble?
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  3316. So a company that has reached its growth potential doesn't need a CEO?
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  3317. Another reason to not upload photos on (public) social media
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  3318. ​ @monad_tcp they're literally called greenhouse gases because they trap heat just like a greenhouse. Blackbody objects are theoretical, the earth doesn't just emit heat proportional to temperature, it's more like a green house that traps heat (otherwise we'd have conditions like on mars)
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  3319. ​ @556_mt  it's not hypocrisy. One can agree it's torture and still agree to go with it. It's more a sign of exploiting desperate people
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  3320. I think that would be too obvious to work
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  3321. ​ @Zardoz998  the US even let's US citizens criticize the government on US soil
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  3322. So basically it's not just that green stars can't exist but that the electromagnetic radiation distribution of such a body can't peak so heavily at one narrow region, and what we perceive as green is a very narrow region between two other narrow regions
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  3323. Idk, highly educated people don't risk that much, they find a job easily.
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  3324. ​ @singleboost please no. Rent and lease implies there's a definite end time. Don't give companies the idea that the right to use gets automatically revoked after a certain time and you have to buy it again to still use it.
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  3325. But north Korea, Iran and Cuba do have central banks and for quite a while?
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  3326. I think those two things go together. If it was booming, there would be city and no forrest
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  3327. Why does the company or whoever allow them to stop the workers?
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  3328. ​ @MattRioux-t2n  if someone buys a kitchen knife and murders someone with it you can't hold the knife manufacturer or shop that sold it accountable
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  3329. There's a limited amount of bitcoin out there but not a limited amount of crypto. Bitcoin isn't really special besides it current popularity. The limited amount it has alone can't really speak for it keeping its value
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  3330. Using the fucking ps5 as an example for inflation. You gotta be kidding. Those fall in the category where there's often an initial inflation by people scooping up the product and selling it for higher price on secondary market, artificially tampering with supply. Doesn't have anything to do with the current monitory policies
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  3331. It's a report about the company's reaction, not the statements
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  3332. ​ @JacobsNews  no one is fighting to get a work from home job if other things like pay aren't good enough
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  3333. ​ @ianhebert91  derivatives have a purpose, for example can be used to hedge against certain risks
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  3334.  @nostromo2244  the UK was not misled. They knew exactly what they were doing
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  3335. I find it quite dumb particularly because the whole point of the Nazi ideology was categorizing people by race and seeing their own as superior and being ruled by what they saw as a foreigner would go totally against that
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  3336. Joe Rogan was never a person to verify if you watch any interaction with a guest where he often believes the wildest things
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  3337. I'd argue that soap or any cleaning product is more damaging to the environment than the few plastic containers they come in
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  3338. Ah yes, a triple A indie game studio
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  3339.  @rho008  Only the rest of the money. Not selling is like buying it now if you didn't already own it
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  3340. I refuse to believe that humans would react that way like in the movie. And just in case: climate change has no simple solution, so it doesn't fit. Reducing CO2 emissions is a goal, but leaves out the how which is the solution
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  3341.  @andymullarx6365  she can't do shit
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  3342. A lot of them were trying to make money, a lot of those didn't even care about the whole making hedge funds cry bit.
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  3343. Fuck that
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  3344. I agree, it's not very helpful this way
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  3345. Epic Yolo
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  3346. The channel is actually called 10 dollars but you hear 2 cents
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  3347. A rare example of a YouTube video about the increasing wealth gap that doesn't just show the problems but gives practical solutions to go about it
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  3348. They do
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  3349. Watch the video. It's quite insightful and probably not what you thought
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  3350. China's government doesn't really help the poorer regions
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  3351. Ukraine gets attacked and Ukrainians fight back but it's not a war against Ukraine?
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  3352.  @tonycrayford3893  they're actually gaining subscribers again now
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  3353. Is it a good idea to just go after increasing stock prices just because of all the money going into the system without anything to justify the valuations?
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  3354. Who's the narrator in this video? Sound familiar to me
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  3355. This video is making contradicting arguments. The government is printing money, stealing wealth while at the same time everyone is in debt, which shrinks if money loses value
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  3356. Still don't get how they weren't profitable early on when they had less expenses than a taxi company who has to provide cars,, maintenance etc
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  3357. Maybe it's when someone feels like showing off to flirt
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  3358. For some a couple of millions is enough
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  3359.  @NJGuy1973  The main reason companies don't hire nowadays are pay and lack of qualification (which can be ridicolously hight). Legal hoops and administration is the least of the concern. Back then lots of economies were ruined post WW2 and the US had little competition, creating high demand for jobs while paying well
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  3360. I'm sure gonna trust a guy who made shout outs to some suspecious companies in exchange for 1k each
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  3361. Don't trust them to pay back when you buy their bonds? They can't afford to not pay back, they'd lose so much trust they're ruined
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  3362. ​ @antillie7 there is an extra step: aristocracy is fixed. With aristocracy you could be very rich but not get a position an indebted, totally incompetent aristocrat could get
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  3363.  @BlackJesus8463  if they shorted before it was priced in
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  3364. 5 billion for half, so a total valuation of 10 billion while their debt is three digits billions
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  3365. I kinda feel like at least in the shorter term now his strategy doesn't work out with the current loose monetary policies giving a lot of securities artificially high value. Also a lot of tech companies are making big money now but wouldn't have been on his radar by following his strategy of basically already requiring being profitable. What I mean is underlined by what people have surpassed him in his wealth
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  3366. You can't trust why crypto lending platform
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  3367. Places that can't survive while providing reasonable working conditions and pay shouldn't survive. We could have full employment if we put everyone in misery but what's the point of living such a life
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  3368. But that reduces empathy due to distance which could result in horrible actions
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  3369. How does the government not get hold of the shareholder version
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  3370. The people won't, but there's a chance someone else will fight to get his place
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  3371. No promises - or threats - should be believed at this point If anything, it's just putin trying to buy time
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  3372. The US usually refuses regulation for the economy's sake
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  3373. The point of life is saving every penny and not enjoying life so you can die a millionaire /s
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  3374. I assume to some degree they don't want to take everything down but rather use it to spy. If nothing works it won't get new input which could be strategically useful information
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  3375. I'm glad these things happened now and not when he potentially became president, doing the same on federal level
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  3376. If you care about what jp morgsn got to say - you're just a bottom feeder, one of the last to get informed by them
    1
  3377. I don't know what Erdoğan but I don't think it'll be something that fits the common economic narrative
    1
  3378. It's quite impressive that they spend billions into the project and the result looks so crappy
    1
  3379. Why should they bail out Russia when their whole economy is based on export to the west!
    1
  3380. Bad idea imo. Then they'll just spread their wealth over family members. If you want to think of a successful solution you have to think about how easy it would be to get around it
    1
  3381. What are 5 signs someone is publicly a sociopath?
    1
  3382. Paying tax on something you don't own seems a bit absurd tho
    1
  3383. No more silicon valley
    1
  3384. This video wasn't really on point, the mayor reasons were completely different
    1
  3385. But in this case the Wagner groups would be the rebels?!
    1
  3386. Wasn't the JFK assassination not basically the assassination of Lincoln but with cars?
    1
  3387. I think a lot of people refuse to give up when the idea doesn't work because there's this common notion of having not tried enough if you fail, which often originates in the scammy area (if you don't make money with our MLM/this course it's because you didn't work hard enough)
    1
  3388. I really thought that the 1 Dollar amount being a normal thing when you don't actually want to sue for money was a wider known thing.
    1
  3389.  @ironmace2  der Unterschied zu den meisten Firmen ist aber das Servus TV eher ein Nebenprojekt ist und er es sich leicht leisten könnte die ordentlich zu bezahlen/zu behandeln
    1
  3390. It always baffled me that you could get as car for under 1k that's allowed to be driven on the road. Where I live those never fit the criteria by law that's allowed to be on the road without major repair
    1
  3391. The video said that the company doesn't want to expand beyond the US
    1
  3392. Post office
    1
  3393. Redbull gives you the wings to get a 6 foot pool
    1
  3394. The music is really quiet on this one?
    1
  3395. If you got paid 20 millions and live there some officials might want give you a visit and help you with that money
    1
  3396. String theory is outdated by now anyway
    1
  3397. Yeah, stop funding Israel.
    1
  3398. ​ @CaptainTodger69  normally it's a company in the US which does the import which pays for it and then puts that additional cost to the consumer. But even if a foreign company has to pay for it they'll also just increase prices to push the cost to the consumer
    1
  3399. I don't trust elon Musk at all to bring free speech to Twitter. More like allowing more of what he approves and less of counter opinions
    1
  3400.  @fjb4932  and everyone who loses a hand in an accident or lacks it due to a birth defect will be branded a thief by society too
    1
  3401. One doesn't have to do with the other
    1
  3402. How can the way a company chooses people to be in the jury be a trade secret when it should be the opposite of that
    1
  3403. Paradoxically it's also a strength, the top of the CCP can always just use someone's corruption to get rid of them if they're an opposition. Corruption is an open secret
    1
  3404. ​ @technicolormischief-maker5683  to think, before the internet and government had it very easy to misinform the masses
    1
  3405. Ukraine isn't an authoritarian state, Zelensky isn't synonymous with Ukraine's action in the war unlike with Russia
    1
  3406. For a reason which is not given, it is known that he definitly will kill millions if he is let to. If you don't want to put him in jail you could observe him and ensure that it won't do these things.
    1
  3407. Another issue is that just recently before the war began the German government got replaced by a coalition of parties who's ideology opposes war, and the head of state for example has been booed by party members when talking about helping out Ukraine with weapon delivery.
    1
  3408. ​ @cashkitty3472 shares in a company that's losing money?
    1
  3409. It could also mean increased default rate
    1
  3410. Schlimme ist das wir noch gar nicht den Effekt der fehlenden ernten auf Ukraine spüren weil die ernte erst noch kommt
    1
  3411. We could just put baby Hitler in jail or am I wrong? I mean killing is not the only possibility.
    1
  3412. People not exiting after making massive gains is the same reason why casinos work so well
    1
  3413. At 7:26 did she say "hosting [...] US first Lady Joe Biden"?
    1
  3414. Proven by the brain drain from Russia to the west. Truely, Russia is the one prospering here
    1
  3415. Spain is quite strangely disconnected during that time with its internal struggle, yet also a "training ground" for fighters
    1
  3416.  @davidroetman3168  the cold war never ended in a hot direct war. You also can't compare ancient Rome which had no fast way of travel with a world where a nuclear warhead can be sent around the globe within a short time. Ancient Rome always had troubles at the border but because of no planes they could easily be stopped before getting in too deep.
    1
  3417. In what industry do you work?
    1
  3418. What's the problem with the name
    1
  3419. This channel is going down the speculation drain
    1
  3420. I'm wondering how much of this type of malware like Stuxnet is out there that is already doing its work but doing it so slowly that it doesn't get detected. Like imagine attacking a company or a whole country in a way that they become just slightly too inefficient to still run profitable/having GDP growth. Kinda like killing someone with a slow acting poison so it looks they just died of an illness
    1
  3421. ​ @FelipeKana1  I highly doubt there's an efficient way to get carbon out of air with some machinery, it creates energy to create co2 and it's gonna need more energy to reverse that effect. Just taking out the co2 and storing it in that form sounds like a ticking time bomb that just waits to get out again
    1
  3422. Foreign powers keep extracting resources from Africa for too cheap. This debt forgiveness is just to keep the governments running that allowed that
    1
  3423. Which is weird given most European countries used to be monarchies before not being one
    1
  3424. ​ @aritragupta4182 not immediately, you have to consider that for the short term some people watching it will buy it and thus pump it up
    1
  3425.  @10Tabris01  Rome was going on in a very corrupt state for quite a long time before it crumpled. Besides, it got much older than the US is atm, so by that comparison the US should be fine for 500 years at least
    1
  3426. You're mixing it up a bit there. The NFT is the link to the art, they did buy the NFT, although not the art itself
    1
  3427. Sometimes it's not even the having to but the being able to
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  3428. As far as I could find out so far they never made a profit
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  3429.  @RedaMounir  Gas that doesn't come from pipelines is much more expensive though, so not that easy
    1
  3430. The more I learn about FTX the more it screams incompetence
    1
  3431. Eh? It has repeatedly shown that if you use it for something you're not an expert in already that it can be quite misinforming
    1
  3432. ​ @adamgilbert2238  meters are in essence just many centimeters
    1
  3433. Intellectual property laws actually don't do much. The problem is that the internet tends to go to bigger platforms because economy of scale makes them operate much more efficiently. You just need to add more servers to serve more users while the number of software developers etc doesn't scale to the amount of users
    1
  3434. The US government tries to outsource a lot of things to private companies to save money and while this usually makes sense there are certain areas where this creates perverse incentives that go against the interest of the public. For example, companies supplying weapons aren't interested in peace, privately run prison aren't interested in low crime rate or rehabilitation. It's basically the worst combination of public and private sector
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  3435. It surprises those not aware of those practices
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  3436. If it is profitable so many people will flock in and create so much competition that it will not become profitable given that there's not really an actual service provided
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  3437. Samurai, like knights, got much more idealized then they deserved
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  3438. People who watch YouTube don't tend to be very wealthy so it's not hard
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  3439. So they don't care about affordability after all and just want to give you even less space to live
    1
  3440. Die deutsche Filmindustrie wird zu sehr gefördert ohne irgendeine Qualitätskontrolle und ich hab keine Ahnung wieso das immer so weiter geht
    1
  3441. He's not insane, it's just the only way to sell it to Russians
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  3442. It's not really that important tbh, all you need to know is that it's limited in amount (although nothing stops someone from just coping and making a new crypto currency) and it's backed by nothing. It's not even like gold because no one can just make up a new precious metal. Scarcity in the digital space is for the most part superficial
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  3443. Why should he? Got no bad conscience in the beginning
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  3444. Car dealership are one of those needlessly restrictive business areas with a now totally useless middleman
    1
  3445. Could Xi lose parts support over his various actions that screwed the economy?
    1
  3446. I'm neither American nor British but from my understanding the British conservatives are generally more left than the republicans
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  3447.  @Corvid-  where I live you can plant corn and the rain is enough and you can easily sell it off to a local market. Maybe the ones involved in the project assumed it was like that
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  3448.  @SecureLemons  I wouldn't call it lack of empathy. Everyone has a tendency to interpret their own world the way they live. Like I was quite surprised as a child when I found out that the type of bed we, friends and family used were just one of many globally.
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  3449. People who say the bank should just give her the money don't understand fractional reserve banking
    1
  3450. It requires standardization, if the containers don't align they're pretty much useless. And also the tools required to effeciently deal with them are too expensive if there's not enough adaption
    1
  3451. What the heck?
    1
  3452. bringing in democracy when it comes to pedophilia? wtf Pedophiles really be trying to get into any group that in any fabricated way might fit their agenda even tho every member of those group reject them
    1
  3453. This video is about how the crash started, not that they were the only ones
    1
  3454. The claim is in the name
    1
  3455. Of course there's corruption but it's far from non western institutions
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  3456.  @raklibra  That's not true, discrimination is a thing in animals too. It also depends on the species, some are more "open minded" than others. Dogs in particular are a bad example because they were selected to be friendly to human. With humans it's just that a greater intellectual capacity allows more complex social constructs, which in turn allows more reasons to discriminate
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  3457. Yes
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  3458. My intellect is too high to make stupid things
    1
  3459.  @PHanomaly  I wasn't serious lol. I can't seriously say something like that
    1
  3460. Shouldn't the fed also pump money into non junk bond to keep their value in relation to the junk bonds?
    1
  3461. Wouldn't the constant evaporation steadily increase the salt concentration of the lake?
    1
  3462. What's the ROI of smashing the like button?
    1
  3463. The fact that you can just make two NFTs for the same thing shows that the basic idea doesn't work
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  3464. What's the chance that whoever operates the AI won't tweak it in the political direction they prefer? Putting these sources together requires weighting the legitemacy somehow, otherwise 10 lunatics online "outvote" what an expert in the field says. Besides, there's no "both sides", there's many
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  3465. As far as I know many homes are getting bought up by investment firms, who unlike individuals to get easy credit for homes. It also seems like they're the main reason why prices quickly had gone above 2008 levels despite 2008 being a bubble
    1
  3466. I wouldn't care too much about their employees losing jobs, they don't stick around anyway
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  3467. I'm most interested in what Twitter will do about people who are against his other companies
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  3468. 1:15 nice to see the actual money invested being told instead of the supposed fraud amount that never existed
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  3469. How exactly is he mocking?
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  3470. It's age restricted for the content, not to protect the image of pirates
    1
  3471. Increasing production cost?
    1
  3472. How can they invest their profit unless they sell their shares?
    1
  3473.  @misiu9049  it's much more in Latvia's interest that Ukraine wins compared to France, so basically both are acting in self interest
    1
  3474. The problem is that even if it's unreasonable from the numbers there might not be another low and you'll miss out Not saying that's gonna happen but just because it seems unreasonable doesn't mean it's unreasonable to invest
    1
  3475. I'm not sure how you'd design such a game without someone claiming the outcome is rigged in the game
    1
  3476. ​ @sarasthoughts  the aluminum gets recycled, the plastic lining doesn't get recycled
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  3477. ​ @xryeau_1760 so we could theoretically go after companies placing ads on her videos
    1
  3478. Es geht glaub ich eher darum, dass USA, das "Vorzeigeland" langsam abbaut.
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  3479. ​ @acmhfmggru  beef patties aren't exactly healthy, there are more healthy versions to eat beef
    1
  3480. I don't get why getting into EU would increase peace? All the fighting seems to have always been over ethnic tensions and not caused by a lack of economic development
    1
  3481. Letting China have free range will reduce democracy long term
    1
  3482. What's the point of bar diagrams with two bars that don't start at zero? Every visual proportion is artificial then, at least with 3+ you'd say a correlation
    1
  3483. But he doesn't love us 😔
    1
  3484. Simply out of their perverse incentive they should be seen as morally wrong by pretty much any political standpoint
    1
  3485.  @henrytep8884  being able to doesn't mean one does
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  3486. The subtitles are wild. Did someone just keysmash?
    1
  3487. Exactly. Especially only after having gone through two world wars came the realization that something had to be done to promote peace. Without them there is less constraint to start a war, not more
    1
  3488. It never made sense to me why if a crypto currency will actually get useful why that simultaneously make its value skyrock. Makes it useless as an actual currency. Then it's just more like something like gold. But there any of the many currencies could end up the winner and it could change any time. You can't make more of it like with gold but new currencies can be made anytime unlike with gold
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  3489. I kinda like Ray Dalio but also kinda not. His macro economic explanations generally make sense but his conclusions and predictions aren't really backed up by him enough for me that I don't exclude the possibility that the exact opposite of what he says could happen too
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  3490.  @รlเ  he doesn't understand tech well and his principle is to not understand in something he doesn't understand
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  3491. Wtf not even 2k views
    1
  3492.  @IOUaUsername  Improving lives of the citizens only works on very long term while politicians are in office for relatively short term so there's little insensitive to do so. Additionally, it would require reforms that the ones currently in power wouldn't like
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  3493. Is that so? I realize that can create a distorted image but that doesn't exclude the possibility that there are more recently. And it does seem like that since the auditing firms green lighted that accounting procedure of booking future revenue as certain without a signed contract that fraud has become easier
    1
  3494. You don't have to go to the supermarket if you just don't eat
    1
  3495. Sounds like you've pulled that out your ass.
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  3496.  @john-zf1yb  but if you already throw a lot of money at a company in the beginning the upside can't be 100x
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  3497. When I look at all the couples that exist then looks doesn't seem to be a general requirement. Sure it's an advantage but it's not required for everyone. Not even things like job, wealth etc seem to matter. For example i know someone who didn't have a good job, wasn't a model but i don't remember meeting him without being in a relationship
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  3498. The great depression actually made many rich people poor and reduced the wealth inequality. In fact, that big inequality was a major contributor because eventually many people got too poor to purchase more products
    1
  3499. Rampantly?
    1
  3500. Don't forget that the foundation fathers were a bit suspicious of democracy and built in "safeguards"
    1
  3501.  @AllAboutYouTubers13  conservation of energy has nothing to do with toxicity. You can increase our decrease the amount of toxins in a closed system without violation of any laws of physics
    1
  3502. Show me a tree and I'll show you a leave
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  3503. ​ @wmpx34  he stole peace from Gotham, the joker would have left if it wasn't for him
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  3504. ​ @gregtomamichel973 it sounds like they underestimated cost a lot, why shouldn't that cause a lot of money lost?
    1
  3505. Seems so, all statistics I find say that cost multiplied from 2021 on. But as he said, the low costs from before are threatening these shipping companies
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  3506. ​ @ScottJohnson-vj6jd now imagine that with a non trust worthy store
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  3507.  @juliendacoolien3454  no
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  3508. I wonder if someone had paid 100 k for an investment of below 1 million before
    1
  3509. The 2020 crash behaved more like an oversize correction
    1
  3510. The argument that fewer jobs are created if taxes are higher has always been annoying to me. That's because either these jobs are needed or not. Them having more money won't make them just randomly hire more people
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  3511. ​ @olivernoone3565 i think in case of the Sahara the main two problems are 1. you're putting a giant infrastructure in an generally unstable region, so it needs lots of defense and 2. no big demands for electricity in the area so vast distances to transport electricity
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  3512. I don't even remember what the meme were anymore
    1
  3513. 🤔
    1
  3514. "OD by touching it" Now that's some nonsense
    1
  3515. Really putting allegedly here? The Soviet union acknowledged it, why should the biggest rival get in on a fake that would hurt them?
    1
  3516. Well, it was strategic loyalty.
    1
  3517.  @LimePepper-h7j  you can hear better when the focus is on the mic
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  3518. Can one legally own license ownership when you stole it?
    1
  3519. Idk if you think of another story than me but at least in the ones I know they didn't hack, they just used their tools without asking the customers
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  3520. So his muscles were basically cooking itself?
    1
  3521. Turn how? Refusing to export to the US? That would ruin them
    1
  3522.  @MrShikaga  but the shares that aren't sold don't exist then as far as I understand it
    1
  3523. Green washing
    1
  3524. You're wrong about everything you've said
    1
  3525. Is it true that Thailand used to love the previous leader?
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  3526. I think Russia is going even stronger for the killing and destruction route. As in, not trying to capturing but destroying and killing so many that eventually Ukraine can't keep up. So they might not get much gain initially but kill so many soldiers that they suddenly get hardly any push back due to Ukraine running out of soldiers.
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  3527. Do you just ignore the fact that it's bankrupt?
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  3528. All the active investors set the (more or less) reasonable price the passive investors depend on. The competition between active investors is what makes it hard to invest correctly activly
    1
  3529. ​ @santi2683 the alternative would be seeing how the money can be spend more effectively and only cutting expenses that don't add anything for society
    1
  3530. I feel like this is another case of just opposing whatever the president does, even if it aligns with their interests like back with Obama
    1
  3531. I don't believe your numbers are true when thinking about usual monthly expenses on food people have and how high their mortgage payment is. Given that you don't pay mortgage all your life it shifts even more to daily expenses like food.
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  3532. The SEC is pretty toothless and underfunded. Nowadays they mainly rely on whistleblowers instead of doing their own investigations. Pretty sad state of affairs
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  3533.  @laospeedwagon3023  That's such bs. Why would you need a matching IQ? The only thing that matters to not fight a lot is attitude, the only possible consequence of different IQ is that one might not understand everything the other says if they're thinking at their highest intellectual ability but there's no reason to talk at that level anyway there, so don't pretend that failing a relationship is due to your big brain. If you're actually smart you should have figured it out, the media depiction of someone being too smart to talk to "normal" people is nonsense, that only happens if the person also has social problems that makes it harder to interact with people not the same as them but that can happen at any IQ
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  3534. This channel is only making videos for a week
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  3535. Guy who grew up in one place, then went to another place with significant money with a certain goal, only to immediately lose it to gambling once arrived seems like a oddly repeating pattern in history
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  3536. They call those type of people who harm profit to better the common people's lives communists
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  3537. Whataboutism much?
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  3538. Wegen den Wilden Kerlen geht es bergab
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  3539. It might be all superficial but has practical consequences, like food supply etc
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  3540. They prevented more than they caused
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  3541. For the same reason they use soldiers as cannon fodder
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  3542. Death rates can only be kept low as long as hospitals aren't overwhelmed. Happened in a few countries and lots of people died simply because there was no room anymore
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  3543. Any software company still has too maintain their software, unlike with videos which are published
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  3544. ​ @samsonsoturian6013  fixed rate are better if you expect interest rates to rise which is to be expected when you take one out when rates were so low
    1
  3545. It's not portrait as being a donation
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  3546. ​ thulomanchay  troll
    1
  3547. ESG also includes business practices, not just the product. But in the end the result is a very arbitrary selection because it's arbitrary judging factors
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  3548. ​ @nucleardog6675 AI bubble
    1
  3549. Bruh, propane is made from natural gas processing. Your solution is like solving a crop shortage by suggesting we should eat bread instead
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  3550. From my understanding they are people from the UK (like she attended a university in London). Their accent also doesn't sound like a native German talking English, they sound like British people to me. I think it makes sense to hire native English speaker in English broadcasts, even if it's a Germany based news broadcaster
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  3551. ​ @irish_soldier1248  many of them hid Jews or gave out false information about Jews they knew so that they didn't get killed. Also, there was a residence that fought against the Nazi. Don't act like they just all accepted it
    1
  3552. ​ @McNugge.  Why not mention Jews in general? I find it most concerning that some want to make it a general thing about Jews. Like it's either you're antisemitic if you criticize the Israeli government even tho they don't represent all Jews or any Jew is evil because a government that happens to be Jewish is doing something bad
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  3553. When it comes to discounts, by now I pretend that the original price was never offered and that the discount price is the actual price. Also "only 3 remaining" is a lie. These assumptions aren't always right but it really shouldn't matter what the old price was if you wouldn't want to buy it at the current price. The only case where i do care are things like food, where i buy the now cheaper option instead of something else since i need to eat something anyways
    1
  3554. ​ @Spido68_the_spectator  the Euro's existence has been criticized since decades by now
    1
  3555. Or maybe mice aren't fan of potatoes
    1
  3556. Given that they might as well have an innocent person in front of them these strategies basically end up being gas lighting, trying to get a person to admit, not to tell the truth
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  3557.  @ernestoespinoza1260  You need regular transactions for price creation and the thing that let's prices rise is people buying in at higher and higher prices which requires that someone on the other side sells
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  3558. Since early 2000s German politics has internally created conditions that created poorer people on purpose in certain areas so they can be more competitive in global economics and stay an exporting nation. I can't think of another continental Western European country which tried to do that
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  3559. And those rising and unstable prices make for a poor currency
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  3560. Cooking noodles is it plain simple that it can't be made easier
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  3561. I'm glad you voted for Brexit too. The UK was the biggest opponent of the countries of the EU working together more and solving the issues that are a problem for the Euro
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  3562. Scam
    1
  3563. Those who aren't arrogant are more likely to have their ignorance "treated"
    1
  3564. The comment section is full of bots/scams
    1
  3565. Yes and?
    1
  3566. Where did you get that from
    1
  3567. Are you Indian?
    1
  3568. Lack of liquidity isn't necessarily a sign of impending real trouble if countered with money printing. Of course doesn't mean problem solved
    1
  3569. I don't think the soviets threatened using it if they don't get something
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  3570. "sugar is one of the most important materials" but it shouldn't be
    1
  3571. Why mix compost with the rest tho
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  3572. The question is where is Putin if he's a great leader
    1
  3573. A loan to leverage bonds on the assumption that the loan interest is lower than the return from the bond? Isn't the point of bonds to get better conditions than in conventional loaning, i. e. the one you're using to leverage the bond?
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  3574. ​ @nmgg6928  yet in both cases the wrong person was targeted
    1
  3575. ​ @miked451  because investors who want to get access to government owned companies spread lies so that the population supports it
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  3576.  @tack9571  I think this channels whole point was always to create interest in the series to watch it somewhere else
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  3577.  @xd12  naja, früher war es ja mal so, nur gabs da noch keine Aktienindizes
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  3578. ​ @willyb0ngka when did the US invade to mask a failing economy?
    1
  3579. Why
    1
  3580. So the US could just cut most of its WHO funding with no problem?
    1
  3581. Good is perfect O h n o
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  3582. @Gomer Pyle No they wouldn't just pass it on to the consumers 1:1 because it's not an expense. If Jeff Bezos had to sell shares every year to pay a wealth tax then Amazon wouldn't just raise prices for everything. While I don't think politicians deserve high wages it's necessary. You can see how bad of an idea it is to not pay people in power enough money in poor countries: They engage in far more corruption to make up for it. While there's corruption in the US its no where close to certain other countries
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  3583. The Sri Lanka government severely mismanaged the economy in a way not many countries did, so by itself not really an indicator of other countries' future
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  3584. The first guy being called Lustig (German for funny) xD
    1
  3585. If he's so big in this business I feel like he knows how he can get a better deal when he buys something
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  3586. Why are you looking at trading volume? That's just the amount of times it changes hands
    1
  3587. Refeeding syndrome is such a strange thing
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  3588. As far as I know you can't actually have that much cash, it's just cash equivalents
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  3589.  @robmckrill3134  is it really smart to have people fighting for you that oppose you?
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  3590. I wish this video had a different title instead of this vague one when the video isn't about propaganda in general
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  3591. Wtf no. They might be bad but they still follow laws and don't hurt anyone physically, meanwhile the drug cartel kills brutally, ruins many lives with drug addictions and violence.
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  3592. I don't remember something missing
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  3593. Easy for you to say
    1
  3594. For me it seems like since we've got widespread adoption of touchscreens there has been a general regression in technological knowledge. Up to that point every younger generation understood technology better than the one before but since then it went the other way. Also things like GPS get used without ever learning paths. With algorithms people became even more passive
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  3595. Can't get over the fact that Dow Jones would be an old as fuck dude if this was "realistic"
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  3596. As far as I understand it Italy has too much corruption and money mismanagement and none of their parties seem to address that
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  3597. Fun fact: people don't want to pay much for music
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  3598. How can you stimulate an economy with monetary policies if the economy can't work because of the restrictions?
    1
  3599. Not all bank runs are justified tho. Sometimes the fear comes before the justification and the bank run causes the exact problem that was feared. So it's still important to know why
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  3600. The Democratic party had a great opportunity to win over the Republicans by endorsing people like Bernie Sanders but they chose to not hurt the coporate donators, the very same who now support Trump
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  3601. But the Romans copied many tactics themselves early on
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  3602. It was really good on that all but for me it made it completly unbelievable by choosing an asteroid strike, which would definitly make everyone panic. Climate change (or any other such topics) gets ignored because it won't kill everyone in the next year.
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  3603. Das ist dann Grauzone
    1
  3604. You can't compare it with Ukraine where the enemy isn't within, civil wars don't have such clear lines
    1
  3605. I'd say the intersex even have to be operated so that they can still uphold the "only two genders purely defined by genitals"
    1
  3606. Finds ganz gut was da gemacht wird aber wieso wird das noch hebamme genannt wenn es mir eher wie Psychologe vorkommt
    1
  3607. Zero inflation:
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  3608. Yes they are to protect the aluminum from corrosion
    1
  3609. The largest company in Canadian history? Wasn't that just a farce?
    1
  3610. ​ @vyvianalcott1681 capitalism will always reward the ones who get the most out of it and create a tendency to have bigger and bigger companies which is especially easy for tech companies who can operate world wide without having to have a branch in every city
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  3611. Now what will maga do if Trump loses again?
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  3612. The problem is usually that the people who know are opposed to change and probably won't help even if they could or guide you in a wrong direction intentionally
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  3613. A single research center won't cover the whole of France
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  3614. I'm from Europe and I didn't expect that one day I'd root that much for China. The EU's response has been weak so far so I'm glad some other country with power does something about Trump's stupid ecnomic decisions
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  3615. Exactly. Crypto trying to solve an already solved problem in a worse way once again
    1
  3616. The story involves a tree with apples. Why can't they put a tree with things on it on stage without there being a wider trend?
    1
  3617. I think these super apps/assistence apps of the future will be totally different than we imagine. There also could be a fundamental technical or non-technical reason that prevents them to ever go mainstream. One thing that comes to mind is how to place ads in free services.
    1
  3618. The moment it's placed its already too late
    1
  3619. that's redundant
    1
  3620. ​ @frigochambly3033  this is a scam threat, fake accounts talking about struggling to then drop a "advisor" who will just rip you off
    1
  3621. The silicon valley idea is about being disruptive. Doing something that's already done but in a revolutionary different way. That way the market already exists but you can easily beat your competition. Fast money.
    1
  3622. ​ @frankthepug-bx8qg yes we are
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  3623. Why is it political to bash a bankrupt company?
    1
  3624. I think it has more to do with Russia being so big, requiring long supply lines and longer to get to the cities. Otherwise it wouldn't have taken so long and they'd be done before winter came
    1
  3625. Eh idk, even in farming you can have bs jobs nowadays. Like working way more inefficient than necessary, artificially employing more people than necessary
    1
  3626. What do people do all day on a boat?
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  3627. I was always confused as to where these one million are supposed to go if he puts that much in at the start when he's the one who created them
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  3628. Well it's not, even tho I despise both
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  3629. Those are some high chairs
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  3630. I like to think that this search was real and his son keeps doing it regardless of him finding it
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  3631. I'm sure you can still do it
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  3632. Really?
    1
  3633. Why not but the PC in another room? Or just let the window open? The heat inside was probalby always higher at night inside with all the calculations
    1
  3634.  @SteveW-uz2tk  if many airbases are spread out then China can't destroy them all at once
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  3635. Wenns es eine Straftat ist ist es dann auch verboten es zu ignorieren?
    1
  3636. Is that where the line came from?
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  3637. Anti immigrant people usually are only against certain people
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  3638. No bank can give back all people's money, that's why bank runs are scary for the financial industry
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  3639. Did you ignore the end? The cold war reduced the spread, nowadays the world is so connected that a virus spreads quicker before a vaccine can be developed
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  3640. Snapchat had never had a profitable year despite already being so big
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  3641. If you compared Uber and Airbnb with wework as an investor you're an idiot. Uber and Airbnb own none of the assets necessary to operate, Uber doesn't own the cars, Airbnb doesn't own apartments. So the risk of investing in the wrong area is completely offloaded to the people driving for Uber/renting over Airbnb, same goes with expansion, it's not directly paid by the company. Wework on the other hand has to aquire all these long term rent deals just to start, risk having made investments in the wrong areas, having to deal with the costs in case they're not used Also, market share works differently. Uber being dominant is very advantageous while wework doesn't benefit outside dominating individual areas
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  3642. Why are schools funded directly from the tax revenue in the area? You can only argue for that if you think that richer people's children deserve better public education
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  3643.  @brandoncasagrand1060  how's that related to the comment you responded to?
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  3644. This is a test not the current reality. There is another test where you can push a fat man from the bridge to stop a train which otherwise would kill five people. Is that scenario realistic?
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  3645. The movie doesn't make sense to me because in all real life scenarios there are always many people benefiting from ignoring a problem where here it would just kill everyone. I wish they chose something else than an asteroid or made the other scientists and politicians just not believe it. Besides that, the movie is too US centric, I doubt other countries would like their lives risked so that a foreign company can increase profits
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  3646. Why did it lose that much and when
    1
  3647. Funding a company and putting more money in a pyramid scheme isn't the same. It's just going to delay the inevitable
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  3648. I guess that hadn't had that much impact on the cold war
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  3649. So you're not the daddy
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  3650. Crypto never fails to devlier useless projects
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  3651. How much did you make? Maybe not a numerical value but in relation to normal income
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  3652.  @Maurazio  I think you're responding to a spam answer too
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  3653. Biggest problem wasn't not holding rating companies accountable
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  3654. How can people like her think a second that being broadcasted like that won't immediately send someone off to it being fake
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  3655. Nah it just means that we can't get money spent on progressive things
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  3656. ​ @ge2623 why are you saying bison is leaner than fish? Both are meat
    1
  3657. Maybe, but at least in many western countries they'd be hold accountable if they did something like that, so they don't do it
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  3658.  @ripplingeffect9339  no leader can rule without loyal people on lower ranks and there it was a lot of Russians
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  3659. It's easy to "predict" if you keep saying there will be a crash
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  3660. Not just that but it's one of those problems where to avoid the problem everyone has to stop doing something that benefits them personally but just one stopping does little good but much more bad for the individuals. So there's kind of a pressure to just do it given that you personally don't contribute that much but the sum for which many don't feel responsible for do
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  3661. The problem with that method is that it favors big companies. Ads serve two purposes: inform people that something exists and convincing people to buy it. Any good, legit product still needs adverdisment of some sort to become known. I think a better factor is how concrete/vague the claims are. Concrete claims are easy to refute if wrong, so someone will bring it up or you can test it yourself. Meanwhile vague claims tend to get you at your emotions, trying to bypass your rational thinking
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  3662. Isn't 70 % invested in real estate pretty close to the average American home owners?
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  3663. God works in mysterious ways
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  3664. Time in the market beats timing the market. This whole thing could go on for far longer. Besides, there's no risk free alternative that doesn't eat up your assets
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  3665. The virus already started two years ago, that's pretty wild
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  3666.  @TheUnsungVil  I'd say pro actually getting (good) tech instead of just making unfulfilled promises
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  3667. Trump is bad, DeSantis would be worse
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  3668.  @TheFirebird123456  Not even that if you look into the past. The problem is that emerging market ETFs only capture publicly available companies but in the emerging market the economy is mostly out of that reach
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  3669. I think that official penetration testing wouldn't work here because it mostly depends on human being aware here, not deployed software and configuration
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  3670. Are you suggesting terrorism?
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  3671. I hope you don't take this as some form of entertainment
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  3672. Did that friend suggest to put all of it into one stock or just to invest some into it?
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  3673.  @josephswafford9280  I don't see how the media did anything in this case
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  3674. They pay very high interest rates because of it. I'd say that's pretty critical
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  3675. Really? Embassies cost virtually nothing compared to total federal government expenses
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  3676. Isn't it stupid to buy recession proof stocks in a recession? Other stocks are cheap now but those aren't.
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  3677. Can we print money forever? Yes. Thanks for watching
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  3678. Yeah, the infamous "democracy" that the US is spreading
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  3679. I don't really get why. China is doing a lot of shady things in their accounting and their consumer market is high in debt already after only existing for a short time, a housing bubble with higher prices than in 2008, companies starting to leave because China isn't cheap enough anymore, etc
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  3680. Irgendwer regiert immer
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  3681. You basically aren't significantly genetically different to those people, so you'd only needed to have grown up in those days and you'd be alright
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  3682.  @steazymccheesy2649  only if you live in the right place of earth
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  3683. ​ @phoneywheeze  crypto is a currency. If you just buy crypto, and immediately buy something with crypto then you might just pay with regular currency which has well defined laws unlike crypto where you can't even undo erroneous transactions
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  3684. Or they're generally more cost saving and don't buy cars so often
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  3685. They have 120 thousand, he missed to say thousand
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  3686. I'm getting your point but I still don't understand why you've written that you have no feelings for the people who died in WWII. Why do you have that strong urge to care only for people you know?
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  3687. ​ @Vicioussnakeboy  eventually the rest of the observable universe will be so far away that they move away faster than you could catch up at speed of light and later they'll vanish from the sky
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  3688. The answer is 37
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  3689. I don't think lack of workers right is an aftermath from eugenics, rather the other way round. With enlightenment from the French revolution the people in power tried to rationalize why they were meant to be on top and allowed to mistreat those at the bottom, and especially why ruling over foreign people and exploiting them was not immoral
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  3690. What was the gofundme for?
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  3691. There is no documentary with that name. All I can find is a propaganda.
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  3692. There's no point in increasing retirement age if no one wants to employ them. Then it's just forced unemployment and poverty
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  3693. This is assuming this war is only about Russia vs. Ukraine and that Putin wouldn't resort to something like using nuclear weapons if he sees fit. He doesn't seem particular interested in the Russian people themselves but some grandious idea of an Russian empire
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  3694. Why's everybody getting upset about it without trying to understand it?
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  3695. ​ @mikefixescars  yeah, don't go to school and learn how to read, there not important to make money later
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  3696. They bought at 45 k, still in the red
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  3697. History and science are problematic in book form because they quickly fall behind on new discoveries. Meanwhile romance can be read a century after
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  3698. I don't think Afghanistan having another war would be beneficial
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  3699. Doesn't their blood soaking property slow down blood clogging and thus lead to longer bleeding?
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  3700. Having empathy does not mean that you care for everybody. It means that you are capable of empathizing with somebody. The fact that you "have no feelings for the baby's and no feelings towards all the people that died in WWII" indicates that you have a lack of empathy. "Normal" people (saying that sounds a little bit weird I know) care about other people's death, even if they don't know them. That's not a stupid behaviour because it gives us many advandages such as help each other or not killing
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  3701. ​ @p00bix  nah, the newer ones have a much faster pacing, both in speech and change of visual while the visuals are also with higher contrast. The voice is also more energetic while in the older they sound relaxed. All of these things can be achieved with a low budget and I've seen such channels and they don't give off that feeling
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  3702.  @hppeng  jim Cramer is a lame boomer
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  3703. What's j&k
    1
  3704. Pretty much all professional sports is riddled with corruption
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  3705. Is this a bought piece? It feels different then the usual content
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  3706. McKinsey seems like management bullshiting without knowing what's actually going on concentrated into one company
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  3707. Depends on the age
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  3708. ​ @Harlem55 it doesn't have to be a third theory for the in-between and if you look at all the theory we already have that "third theory" and it's classic physics
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  3709. ​ @trucksanddirt1506  now that you say it i think they've used to him lying so often that they thought he'd be lying in the case where it would hurt them
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  3710. Haven't they already done that?
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  3711. What? How?
    1
  3712. I'm kinda surprised Putin doesn't prevent people leaving
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  3713. You shouldn't write too much in an email in the first place. Also structure it in a way that you don't need to read through the whole thing to realize the importance to read it whole
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  3714. The sexting chat looks like something someone made up who never done it but wrote a fictional story about it
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  3715. ​ @michaelangeloh.5383  I've heard from a never video that it was supposed to go all the way, so it gets destroyed. Without going all the way it's still intact
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  3716. It's not CDOs per se, it's low interest rates and lose borrowing, making it easier for everyone to spend more on a home
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  3717. He's a politician on a public panel, I doubt he got social anxiety
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  3718. There seriously needs to be better customer protection
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  3719. ​ @yung829  there are plenty of miserable rich people out there. For example successful business men who are unable to have a stable relationship because they lack those skills. There are things money can't buy, so money alone doesn't ensure happiness
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  3720. Idk but it seems to me that Christianity+Asia creates the craziest stories
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  3721. The whole crypto space is just turning into the banking system it ought to replace. Centralized instituations holding most of the funds, lending out funds way too risky, etc.
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  3722. I wanted to follow these steps but where can I get that personal assistant
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  3723. He's investing on a macro scale and there I wonder how he avoids his (possibly rational) plans screwed over by unexpected events like covid and its supply chain disruption
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  3724. Good to know you joined the cause
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  3725. You don't say. That's pretty common knowledge
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  3726. What's the point of ruling if you have no one to rule over
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  3727. But that's the only thing that got shut down
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  3728. I've always found phone pranks kinda lame and after seeing this vid I must say I didn't change my mind about it
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  3729. Cope
    1
  3730. Lol yeah
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  3731. I think it was known way before scientists got involved, specifically in regards to it being linked to prostitution
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  3732. The FPÖ basically just opposes on principle without giving an alternative solution when not in power and when in power getting involved in corruption scandals and not really improving anything for the main demographic they target
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  3733. Is a toaster really 100 % effecient when it's glowing visible light?
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  3734. ​ @nunyabizznus2216 you're so bad at trolling I'd count it as spam instead
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  3735. He's an antisemitic
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  3736. Paying 100k for a car is ridiculous
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  3737. Did you not see the examples in the video? Could be described in three words
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  3738. I don't quite get how that applies without the Bretton-Woods-System? The only thing that the US has to do is to have a negative balance of trade so that dollars get "exported"
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  3739. Wild that they're more related to felines but used to look more canines in the past
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  3740. So the value of the dollar fell but companies don't increase prices for their products? That would mean they're actually decreasing prices
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  3741. If time didn't make us forget past horrors we'd be unable to bear living
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  3742. ​ @ipodtouch470  "it's public and you can't change it afterwards" doesn't necessarily mean the transactions are readable, there are encrypted crypto where you can't read the history
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  3743.  @bignig7223  what's funny about that
    1
  3744.  @mcs699  there are so many types of rivers when it comes to crossing it by stepping on stones that I'm not sure which type it refers to
    1
  3745. Hilary Clinton should be charged too
    1
  3746. The truth doesn't come out always or soon enough
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  3747. she thought
    1
  3748. Customers pay too much? Here I pay the same
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  3749. He doesn't see good or bad.
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  3750. But they're not making money out of nothing? They're liquidising safe securities which in turn are backed by actual economy activity
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  3751. Magic
    1
  3752. Wrong!
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  3753. Given that Putin was misinformed and thinking the attack would be short and that being because he cut out too many critical voices, i wonder if further purges make that problem worse for him
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  3754. Netflix was innovative but everything they did was easy to steal and replicate, hence I don't understand the company's evaluation
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  3755. The shoes aren't worth more but more affordable with the extra money
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  3756. Why's this sich a common problem in the US yet I've never heard of it in my country
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  3757. No offense but that sounds like total bullocks
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  3758. He was and is an all kinds of industries
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  3759. Phineas and Ferb really fell off, stealing from the homeless
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  3760. Putin keeps saying he won't attack certain places and then does attack countries that aren't part of NATO. Not really a reason to not join NATO if you keep getting attacked either way
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  3761. I'll get rich by investing in a get rich quick scheme
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  3762. ​ @TheGamingCanadian fixing Bitcoin by not using Bitcoin?
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  3763. How good is an explanation of a layman if it requires a long explanation itself
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  3764. If they find out about it you're gonna have a big problem
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  3765. When cheap drones became a thing I was kinda afraid that they're going to be dangerous but thinking about it they're less impactful than missiles
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  3766. Chinese people are highly indebted, so deflation basically makes their debt even bigger while house prices aren't climbing anymore
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  3767. Was there ever some CEO copying Steve Jobs behavior that wasn't a scam? I'm always suspicious when someone tries to copy a person or company with a good reputation or hype instead of being their own
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  3768. Why can't it be?
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  3769. No it's not the only possibility. It's just a possibility you won't have most of the times, because you can kill the baby without getting punished. This is one of the tests where you can kill one person to save many others. Unlike many other tested situtiations in this case you have more times and thus more possibilities. To answer the question: No, I would not kill the baby. He has not killed anyone yet and it is possible to change things so he won't kill anybody.
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  3770. I don't know why I'm watching this
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  3771. So your objection is the label documentary being used when it's just expressing their own opinions/interpretation about a subject?
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  3772. Getting someone arrested for so long simply for criticism makes me feel he's losing grip on power. Otherwise it would just be a minor nuance to him
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  3773. They're not new
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  3774. That may help when you're making decisions for your own life but not when it affects the whole world
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  3775. I don't get the analogy fully. Are there any coins on railroad tracks or are you making a hypothetical situation?
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  3776. Permanenter Bevölkerungswachstum kann auch nicht die Lösung für die Pension sein
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  3777. You hyped NFTs?
    1
  3778. ​ @chlorophyll6154  if so then please provide us with more such stories. I'm not questioning your claim, i need more of this type of stories
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  3779. Venture capital is important but the way he does it seems more destructive to me. For example he gave one company 10x (or so) what they asked, then demanded they'd grow faster ignoring profitability in the mean time and then it failed
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  3780. I still prefer an interviewer not just accepting something like this without asking questions
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  3781. Was that made public before or after he supposedly visited?
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  3782. Blackmailing financially?
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  3783. With birth the baby starts breathing instead of using the umbilical cord. A slowed down birth thus causes brain damage. It still happens nowadays
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  3784. You still kinda agree on some level
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  3785.  @user-op8fg3ny3j  To me it seems Afghanistan at least existed as a country since 1747 (Durrani Empire) and while it didn't keep the same territory or political system over the centuries that also can't be said for most countries in that time span, including western ones. Allegiance to a country is also a rather new concept in most places, as a concept of national identity didn't exist yet. Besides, many modern African countries were also superficially created and today work as identity. But yes, in the time era where a national identity was created Afghanistan for screwed by constantly being squeezed between two opponents
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  3786. Number 1 doesn't make sense if you just think a little about it. Bond looks very flashy but a spy is supposed to not be detected as one
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  3787. Artists being concerned about their art getting fed into the AI still persists with others sharing their art on discord
    1
  3788. Not everyone wants an earring As opposed to get something surgically implanted
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  3789. ​ @BigGuy10Points  such security flaws cost the company money on the long term
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  3790. ​ @nuzayerov Spain was too obsessed with extracting gold and other wealth instead of developing economies
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  3791. I wouldn't say scammed. If someone is moving to an area with significant lower prices they might be willing to pay a bit more to get exactly what they want
    1
  3792. Should you have?
    1
  3793. They do need to achieve something to not appear weak to both Russia and the rest of the world
    1
  3794. The next day? That's a Saturday. Could he have executed that option outside of regular trading times? I can't find the prices for the weekend but at least the next Monday the prices weren't much different to Friday 21st
    1
  3795. Cheap is below affortable but they don't want to imply that the more expensive cars are not affortable
    1
  3796. When I read the title I thought it was about the American deposit insurance for regular banks, not knowing the abbreviation of it nor the name of the company in the video
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  3797. This comment section is way too comfortable with people dying
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  3798. The problem of Evergrand came from the government cracking down on the bubble by restricting lending in real estate, making Evergrand unable to get loans at levels where the business can function. For me it seems the government wants to stop the bubble without it bursting, so there's little opportunity to short there. It might not go as the Chinese government plans but that is to unpredictable to bet on it
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  3799. Since this demonitization I've been thinking why not use pseudo swear words that are clearly meant to swear in context but there's no way YouTube can catch onto that without having too many false positives
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  3800. Oh wow, you believe in your own kind, who would have thought
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  3801. Biased against?
    1
  3802. What's exactly the gain from watching the video if you only agree that it's a problem? You'd have to also want to learn more about it to watch such a video Many radical left and right seem to prefer oversimplification and conspiracy theories
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  3803. Wieso keine Rückzahlung? Mindestens 100 %, wenn nicht mehr für Entschädigung. Auch wenn es die in den Konkurs treibt
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  3804. Reasoning that adding poison to prevent you drinking it is the government trying to kill you is the same as saying that all other kinds of punishments, including capital punishment after having murdered someone are only the government trying to do that to you. And I'm not taking the stance that the government are innocent protectors of their citizens, it just isn't beneficial to kill your own citizens in most cases even when acting completely egotistical while staying rational
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  3805. Day trading is a zero sum game and you're playing against big institutions with lots of experience and resources. And you're thinking that you're gonna win unless all the other little guys? Long term investment on the other side is usually a win, as values tend to go up
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  3806.  @poorrandall8982  it didn't get deleted
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  3807. The thing is that wasn't just said at some random place but at the World Economic Forum, although it was without the "eventually" Strangely enough this was said by a politician belonging to a socialist party
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  3808. You phrase it like it's a contradiction but it's not? He is for free speech and wants to say things without consequences
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  3809. Do we know if ground news is trustworthy? Do they themselves have a bias? Do they filter content out, give false eating or anything alike?
    1
  3810. What was the bait to make him go for it then?
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  3811. ​ @nntflow7058 i don't think the Soviet union ever had that problem
    1
  3812. ?
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  3813. I'm split on using this type of tactics because sometimes someone just says something wrong at one time and gets in jail for that
    1
  3814.  @Killbayne  you never accidently said something wrong accidently? sure, bud
    1
  3815. You can only pay the execs in stocks if the company does well, in which case you don't need to make schemes to earn money. And if the float is tiny and you sell a block it's gonna tank the share price, so you can't benefit from the high price
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  3816. I thought you're going to write you're concerned about their safety
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  3817. You're looking at this purely from a military standpoint but you're ignoring that any decision Putin makes comes with a risk from within the country. The more extreme he goes the less support he'll get
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  3818. ​ @icedcoffee8561  it doesn't need to be backed by something centralized to be a security and there's no guarantee that a security won't lose its value anyways
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  3819. I honestly think that investors just buying property for its value gain and don't actually use are cancerous by accelerating artificial overvaluation, making it more expensive for everyone without adding any value
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  3820. This type of behaviour isn't limited to when people are the customer. I bet he's done similiar things with other people that weren't employees
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  3821. There not always being a winner is the least of the problems as that money is usually just accumulated
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  3822. It's so bizarre how resistant crypto is against criticism on what it's actually useful for
    1
  3823. ​ @atreyachaturvedi8126 are you sure you weren't just in some echo chamber?
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  3824. I don't think it's SUVs but people living far from stores because of not having mixed zoning. My local grocery store is so close I'm too lazy to buy a lot at once. And why do you need a big car to buy bulk?
    1
  3825. ​ @kethmarhkfy7luf.263  AI has been hyped for decades but for broad applications it kept failing
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  3826. Like, widely known but no one really talks about it as if it's a secret
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  3827. People always be overanalyzing stuff
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  3828. What's then?
    1
  3829. Maybe they just don't like the way it's presented
    1
  3830.  @calebbarnhouse496  it wasn't common but happened open enough that there's a Wikipedia page that groups them by century
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  3831. Two days?
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  3832. Isn't really easy for an OS to undermine VPN? It can see all traffic, all hardware, etc.
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  3833. I bet you didn't achieve that while failing most classes
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  3834. Those statistics about people who put money together being more happy are kinda flawed. I suspect that those people are more cooperative in the first place and get along better in the first place and that less cooperative couples trying to do the same causes more bad than good
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  3835. The more often you do that the more the chances that you once miss the opportunity to get out and lose
    1
  3836. ​ @fjooyou idk, many Africans seem to be pretty creative to work around all that corruption and lack of available resources
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  3837. ​ @gladteer873  go install cameras in every room of your home and broadcast it freely to the internet if you feel like you got nothing to hide
    1
  3838. Don't be delusional
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  3839. Selbstmedikation ist aber schon fragwürdig, da könnte es auch ungünstige Wechselwirkungen geben von denen man als Laie nichts weiß
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  3840. I'm wondering who takes rubles in exchange for crypto. To buy someone has to sell
    1
  3841. 1 bullion by 200k people, averages at 5000 USD
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  3842. UK ministers get paid by the Parliamentary Contributory Pension Fund which is funded by politicians' contributions, so she's not getting any pension from the public
    1
  3843. Wait, it's the plain bagel co!
    1
  3844. With the title I thought he promised Kamala a job if she drops out
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  3845. ​@h.e.pennypacker5228i think the inherent weakness of authoritarianism is that it doesn't accept criticism so people often lie to avoid punishment but that means that the government has to operate on a lot of fabricated information
    1
  3846. And then robots will do and consume everything
    1
  3847. It wasn't just cheap gas. The EU started as a project of working together economically to prevent further military conflicts. Germany extended that to some degree to Russia with the idea Russia wouldn't get hostile when depending on Europe economically
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  3848.  @basilmagnanimous7011  wym? Then they can just ignore those people and there's no cost difference in having more or less
    1
  3849. why's it always about planes?
    1
  3850. Nah, the main reason it can happen again is because most voters seem to forget if enough time has passed
    1
  3851. The ones from jail usually get positions with high fatality rate, so essentially a death sentence
    1
  3852. The 99 % conviction rate is a bit misleading, they only try you if they're very sure to succeed
    1
  3853. That's not hard to achieve. Politicians have to enact multiple policies and each one has a risk of earning them disapproval because of it
    1
  3854. ​ @khaki.shorts  sadly nowadays even if you pay you're still the product. Like streaming services that still show ads despite you paying for a subscription
    1
  3855. what's the purpose of asking "how are you" if you don't allow any answer?
    1
  3856. Serial killers in the modern sense weren't really a big thing before mass media
    1
  3857.  @leggonarm9835 Most places were more desolate back then. That's exactly why these things happened
    1
  3858. Jail isn't for punishment, and before a court case there's no conviction so no proof beyond doubt legally
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  3859. They also don't just repeat what some random person on the internet said
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  3860. The market capitalisation can't grow forever, once it's gotten a significant fraction of the world economy it would be absurd to still significantly rise in value
    1
  3861. I don't know about the levels of corruptions but the north certainly gets better results with whatever they do differently
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  3862. ​ @GeoMeridium the whole reason why tech gets so hyped is because it is scales so easily. You can make a few performance improvements and add more servers and quickly serve more customers with little cost. Meanwhile Tesla has to produce one car for each customer and any bigger change in the car means a very expensive change in the factory is required. You can see the problem given how long Tesla struggled financially, only overcoming it by getting hyped so much that they swim in money, not by being profitable but by getting hyped
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  3863. I still don't understand "trial as adult". Why's the law for juveniles not made in a way that crime and punishment just fit?
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  3864. Honey never made sense to me. Their business practise was officially to lose money which didnt make sense
    1
  3865. Seems like their resistance worked better mainly because the Nazi killed civilians so broadly that fighting back seemed like a higher chance of survival for an individual than submitting (given one could just get killed one day because someone else killed a German without even knowing of it)
    1
  3866.  @johncameron2241  if it's obvious then that party can't just do it
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  3867.  @marcr9410  did I miss something? Didn't he do that last time too? What changed
    1
  3868. How would that help the people in the country
    1
  3869. In china's case it's often officials using bribe money they get, so do have
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  3870. Why are they doing these strange tests and not just use a breathalyzerm from the start? A drunk person might pass while someone with a condition can't
    1
  3871. Where I live the prices at McDonalds gone up 2x or more but I don't really see a noticable drop off in customers. I personally just go to normal restaurants now, can get full for cheaper and healthier and also not feel stuffed afterwards
    1
  3872. How does having prime customers balance out the risk of sub prime customers if the prime customers are not profitable? Wouldn't it be cheaper to just keep that amount of money and not lend it out?
    1
  3873. Maybe get a hear check, i didn't even notice the music
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  3874. Obviously, it has far better graphics than jurassic Park
    1
  3875. Doesn't work if they have the wrong peers
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  3876. I found someone online and didn't use a dating app. (and it's not just an online only relationship)
    1
  3877. You're too late, bud
    1
  3878. ​ @fredmercury1314 stealing and raping are equally bad?
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  3879. 30 % wouldn't even be that much at this point
    1
  3880. The Russians killed so many people like rarely anyone else
    1
  3881. So many soldiers killing each other that could have just been friends if it wasn't for their leaders
    1
  3882. I think splitting up the company would end up cannibalizing when the success of the food business is no longer directly a problem of the real estate investors. Maybe not as bad that it's the end of McDonald's but possibly the end of having the edge
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  3883. Kinda would liked if there was an experiment about that: have multiple people come in over the days with clothes off different style and cost and see how it plots out on a graph
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  3884. Ah yes, letting people vote depending on whether they vote you or not, quite the democratic process
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  3885. All of that will increase GDP
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  3886. Another rule of thumb: if they claim a health product solves a long list of issues it's probably fraud. Treatment is targeted, there's no catch all.
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  3887. If insider trading was legal wouldn't that make it easier to manipulate the market? Unlike outside traders who need to get lots of money involved to move the market a CEO just needs to act a certain way to move public perception. There would no longer be the incentive of only creating positive outcomes
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  3888. Hätte gern gewusst wie er das geschafft hat In den Zeitraum mit dem Job alleine geht sich das mathematisch nicht aus Außer er hat viel spekuliert oder viel Glück gehabt
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  3889. I hope those never exist. Just imagine bets piling up over 10 years and then suddenly everything has to be settled, that's just gonna fuck the market regularly. Besides, the price of such an option would probably exceed what you can make from it, given that the one selling you the option has to secure the position against the underlying for such a long time. Just think how few options such a seller is able to sell, they're gonna require a lot of money for those
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  3890. But doesn't the last part apply to a lot of territories they conquered?
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  3891. A big company asking for regulation is just asking for making it harder for new competitors
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  3892. ​ @bronylexicon8485 nah, these scammers always try to get as much money as they can get. They're willing to scam people, why should they try to find another victim when they can easily get more from their current one?
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  3893. ​ @daniellamcgee4251 smart people can be scammed too, for sure. But it's much easier to filter out the most gullible, then it takes the least work to convince them. Scamming more critical people only makes sense if a scammer already knows they are worth the effort
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  3894. ​ @kingcosworth2643 it doesn't but there's plenty of people who have made impressive intellectual achievements and then think they are universally intelligent. There are some experts who are legit experts in their field who then think they can be an expert in any unrelated field. These often get picked up by news agencies for some reason
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  3895. No he doesn't. Everything leading up to this happened before he got into office. And even then, it happend on a different continent. I'd argue a major part was European leaders not countering Putin's agressions with anything but words but also Europe not decreasing its dependency on Russian gas. Especially problematic being Germany which shut down nuclear power plants (which are pretty clean co2 wise) and replaced them with gas, mostly comming from Russia
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  3896. Well behaved but a dog ought to be that way
    1
  3897. He said that in the video
    1
  3898. Lending with crypto is one of the stupidest idea. There's no gain without risk, no high gain without high risk and the high volatility of crypto is extra problematic with loans, individuals for non institutions (even if provided for institutions) is already problematic on its own
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  3899. I've seen so many of them and didn't think about it too much Edit: The close up in the end happens to be from my country
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  3900. If they explained the exact rules people would find the loopholes
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  3901. Why
    1
  3902. This reminds me extremely of ISIS, who initially were successful in conquering but inefficient in ruling
    1
  3903. Kann man das Schloss vom Elbenschlosskeller nicht einfach auf schrauben?
    1
  3904. ​ @cy728  not if it has some turn off mechanism or they decide to turn it off
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  3905. ​ @12jswilson people live in north America as close to the north as Europe and they can live a modern life. That and with the general warming effect I doubt there's going to be an ice age in Europe
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  3906. Was that implied here?
    1
  3907. That's like your opinion
    1
  3908. Either way, Twitter would profit off bots
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  3909. Having lots of experience is only a problem if the job is keep doing the same, with research and such one have learned the constant change and progress to be a part of what one does and doesn't work against it but with it. You personally having problems with your business partner isn't proof at all that there's always conflict, especially arguing everyday doesn't seem normal
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  3910. What inefficiencies in the market? So multiple competing companies can't figure it out but if one does it on their own it works?
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  3911. Take a look at all the other videos of the channel and you'll see their lengths are all over the place, including some just few seconds over 10 minutes. It's just coincidence. Shouldn't interpret something a single case
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  3912. A lot of content isn't available in physics form
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  3913. Wow, the internet works
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  3914. But that could put US oil producers out of business, increasing oil price when it's in full control of OPEC again
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  3915. They're called states because of a relatively high level of autonomy
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  3916. Even though it's like the 3rd version of the same idea? I'm pretty sure it would be replaced by a 4th one
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  3917. ​ @RomWatt has there been openly and vocal anti trans candidates in previous elections?
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  3918. Stabilität bedeutet unter anderem auch Rechtssicherheit. Wenn der Staat auf einmal enteignen anfängt würden Investoren abziehen (Wer will in was investieren wo einen der Staat mal so was davon weg nimmt), damit die Wirtschaft bergab gehen und die Steuereinnahmen wodurch mehr Staatsschulden notwendig sind. Instabile Staaten sind in der Regel besser darin zu enteignen weil eben die schützenden Strukturen fehlen
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  3919. Lol yes
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  3920. Their spouse gets 50 % when they deploy? That doesn't seem right when I hear how many partners cheat while they're deployed
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  3921. What's the point of getting more capital while becoming less profitable?
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  3922. Smaller stores tend to have customers who come back again regularly and already know the prices
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  3923. It came after elon already questioned if he'd take over Twitter
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  3924. They function differently, yet many western analysts treat it like it's a freely capitalist country
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  3925.  @jasonzhang6176  both the US and the EU benefit greatly from having a big currency and act very similar. I know there are other western countries but not many more. But that means they set the standard of what being western means
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  3926. I'm confused. I assumed that in that context that means that he did something bad given that in the video it's being pointed out that the winners basically told the truth and that implies that the teacher did bad but all the reactions here are as if he's a hero
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  3927.  @jerrytrejo1382  you're contradicting yourself. Should it be index funds or real estate?
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  3928. There's many indicators to value over our under pricing and as far as I know none point to underpricing
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  3929. That's not hard at all
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  3930. Don't mix things up
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  3931. but money gone
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  3932. Die Wohnungssituation wird sich aber bald mal ändern wenn die geburtenstarke Generation anfängt von uns zu gehen
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  3933. This isn't how natural selection works
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  3934. American news portrait it this way but in German news it's portrait much more neutral
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  3935.  @tomorrowneverdies567  countries like Germany are the reason. After the Euro crisis there's some level of financial support in case a country comes close to default because one county defaulting can cause big problems, that was made apparent after Greece got into debt troubles
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  3936. Saving alone isn't really a solution large scale, the economy is built on consumption and people now suddenly starting to save will just lead to decrease of jobs, and those losing their jobs
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  3937. Can we assume that the actual scam wasn't much bigger
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  3938. ​ @gund89123 you can't argue with startup if the business model isn't new. All established companies that were profitable still had valuations that only were a fraction. The validation of wework was bogus, especially with the high risk of buying long term leases and selling short term leases
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  3939. The prices of goods within a country is usually very similar but very different between countries so wealth inequality between countries isn't necessarily as problematic. For example, someone might have the same living standard at a fraction of the income of another person in another country
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  3940. Coincidence, make believe and ignoring cases where it doesn't match
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  3941. I don't really see the point of owning self driving cars, at that point you can just use public transportation
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  3942. What's that
    1
  3943. Can't even be a bigot anymore. Why does saying things have consequences?
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  3944.  @blackcat19778  That's actually quite normal business. The loan business always had the aspect of a possible default, whence different levels of interest to offset that risk
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  3945. So eddy would have been a working part of society if he had gotten unlimited pizza
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  3946. Ancient Rome was tiny, almost insignificant compared to both population and required per person water consumption this project is supposed to deliver
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  3947. "Don't" is a bit too little
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  3948. ded
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  3949. Very likely if you wait for the time there's uncertainty in the market (generally more underpriced) and gain confidence when it starts booming (increasing risk of over valuation with correction afterwards). That's one of the reasons you shouldn't wait to invest if you can
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  3950. I finally got into investing few months before covid 😎 A psychology test right from the start. Even though I know it would rise eventually (didn't expect that fast as it actually did) I still felt quite uneasy looking at the deep red numbers
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  3951. "remember a time" sounds like that wasn't a problem before
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  3952. My grandma was the type of person who'd always try to repair clothing instead of just getting something new and I was always impressed by that despite generally not being interested in sewing. I find it's really a shame that pretty much any type of repair for something that doesn't cost more than a certain amount is just looked down to
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  3953. VISA and PayPal transfer something that's already having an established value and utility, can't really say that about bitcoin for the most part. Most money gets into bitcoin for the sake of it having a rising value but that's no utility
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  3954. If mirror is used for Insider trading and other fraud, how would you find q willing counterparty?
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  3955. I assume having biodegradable replacements for plastic could cause some behavioral changes in little day to day activities given you could end up it accidentally starting to compose like spoiled food
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  3956. ​@@brianwaas1142manipulate for what? So people think their fav candidate has already enough votes, reducing urge to vote/the opposition has lots of vote, increasing urge to vote?
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  3957. ​@@brianwaas1142also, most Americans are neither fully pro life nor abortion at any time but in-between, this is a false dichotomy
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  3958.  @althunder4269  description
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  3959. Problem is that without a reference point you can't tell what's too good to be true.
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  3960. Did he say the right thing for right reasons? Or was it just speculation and conspiracy that happened to be right in the end? He says so many things that it's almost impossible that some don't turn out right
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  3961. There's no middle way. Russia took Crimea before, still attacked Ukraine. A peace settlement will just give Russia an opportunity to better prepare for another future attack.
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  3962. There was this list of best selling cars but I would have liked something like a list of most owned cars or most sold including used cars
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  3963. 7:50 I find it funny that after the narrator pointing out what a guily person would do the detective does just that thing
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  3964. There used to be a left-leaning part in the Nazi party but the right leaning part got rid of them (before they got any major power). Why this is basically never the starting point in the discussion of whether the Nazis were socalist I don't know
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  3965. But if your uncle is a boomer then your grandparents aren't boomers? 🤔 Would be transfer to boomer, not from boomer
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  3966. I ended up liking it and shocking myself without a reason until the thrill of it as gone
    1
  3967. Actually knew all of these
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  3968. ​ @Hardcore_Remixer  thing is in case of people like Orban using it it doesn't mean the same, the selection of people is different. Besides that, he doesn't want immigrants going into Hungary because they mainly want to go through Hungary and not stay in it and if Hungarians see that they realize how bad of a job he does
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  3969. Does it make sense to tighten up liquidity if supply isn't enough?
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  3970. Remember that Sky Australia is funded by the fossil fuel industry
    1
  3971. ​ @chriscorcoran2603 it's financed by government bonds and donation, so nothing out of the ordinary for government projects
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  3972. Well yeah? Why do you think the army alone wasn't given enough resources to do the job alone
    1
  3973. Isn't DTC just working against economy of scale?
    1
  3974. Maybe technology changes and they don't need that much silver or any at all
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  3975. The bible shouldn't be banned because they don't read it anyway /s
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  3976. Like with tulips?
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  3977. I don't get why people think Putin would stage a fake coup to be able to get an attack from the north when he'd lose face in the process; especially since it didn't work out the first time where the Ukraine forces weren't in war mode
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  3978. Did you get anything out of it?
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  3979. It's made niche artificially. It used to be that you could easily repair products but companies eventually pushed out the idea that that should be possible from customers
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  3980. ​ @stamzthehuman897  problem is that many see getting a new product as much a positive that not being able to repair one they already owned a bit justifies getting a new one instead of being mad it can't be fixed
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  3981. Bot
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  3982. Anti government doesn't mean keeping out of government affairs. Connecting it with the protests of 89 does make sense because China didn't have any big protests in-between. This isn't about protests to better society but protests that pose a threat to the CCP rule
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  3983. I don't think being that misleading would be legal where I live
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  3984. It's combing the disadvantages of getting juice out of a bottle and making fresh juice out of fruit
    1
  3985. She doesn't think she's overweight but how it's supposed to be
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  3986. Musk is a hypocrite. He said he wants to buy Twitter to make it a free speech place but now he cuts down everyone who says something he doesn't like
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  3987. ​ @JayMaverick  while pyramid schemes are obviously bs, on it's own it holds some legitimacy as in "if it were a pyramid scheme then why didn't get anyone arrested despite it all happening in public?" Although if someone says "it's [technically] not illegal" that's always sus
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  3988. While i agree that engineers are often overlooked when it comes to decision making, this is more a case of psychology and scaling a business. There's a good chance that on a per person basis those portals were more profitable than the original design of Google. Heck, nowadays Google even becomes more of a portal that tries to keep you on the side by extracting and displaying information etc. Unfortunately, providing a good service to costumers is usually not the most profitable path
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  3989. I don't know about specific Romans but in general they did not know about bacteria. They had about the roughly same idea of spreading illnesses as in the middle ages
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  3990. What if they thought a decorated tree was pretty? What would change?
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  3991. ​ @ihl0700677525  it's not possible for a poor country to just change industries. The education and infrastructure for a different industry isn't there
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  3992. No, they just have safety systems set up, it's all insured, robberies are just calculated in as cost, just like theft is caluclated in in retail (without anyone creating new items out of thin air)
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  3993. These places kinda look like cheap trash. If I had no context I'd think someone tries to make something subpar stand out more
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  3994. ​ @jacobday3826  BRKB used to be a good investment but in the last 20 years they've underperformed. They've become too big to find new good investments that make a significant impact to their existing holdings and Buffet isn't exactly an expert in the newer types of technology that made most returns so he didn't invest in that for the most part
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  3995. The way it makes it cringe makes it also authentic which lot of people like
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  3996.  @lukeseguin1875  Blackstone manages about 600 billion, Blackrock about 6 trillion
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  3997. Although, what's interesting is that Blackrock revenue is just a bit over double despite managing ten times more
    1
  3998. I can think of couple of important people who've can described as healthy in their childhood
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  3999. You can get the virus load to undetectable levels even at the stage where it turned into AIDS nowadays? That's nice to know
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  4000. There are already drone against drone fights in drug trafficking
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  4001. Too long, didn't watch
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  4002. Not for the average person but it is for spreading news
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  4003. How did they hype the price tho?
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  4004. What is your second sentence supposed to mean
    1
  4005. I wish they were a bit more sophisticated in their laundering execution so the story would have been more interesting
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  4006. Like 20 minutes in, while the movie already seemed familiar, I realized we've once watched it in middle school
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  4007.  @DiegoAlvarezBeltran1993.  as if likes do anything for you
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  4008. I'll pump my dump
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  4009. They don't need to but they do it because it's worth it. Many companies who are way in the green have been selling bonds or borrowing other ways. If you can make a few percent profits on the borrowed money it's worth it and that's especially easy to achieve if interest rates are so low
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  4010.  @vladdumitrascu3691  he has had enough chances
    1
  4011. Maybe banks aren't accessible to poorer people. Or maybe Bitcoin having the potential to increase in value gives more incentive to hold on to it
    1
  4012.  @Bitchslapper316  From all we know humans way back didn't fight each other as often
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  4013. I mean in some cases that's literally what happened
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  4014. Typical worker exploitation by corporations in a so called communist country
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  4015. There's none.
    1
  4016. People complain that the UN can't do more but if it was able to people would complain it has to much power to interfere with countries
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  4017. Werden die Menschen die demonstrierten dann eigentlich mit Gefängnis oder so bestraft? Im Gegensatz zu Russland höre ich bei Berichten über Demonstrationen nur über die Gewalt vor Ort aber nie von Strafen danach
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  4018. One hope would be that tech companies will agree to some degree of data safety regulations just so they can keep on having access to a global market
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  4019. Who?
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  4020. What if Madoff just claimed that it was all lost in the economy crisis?
    1
  4021. I don't know if it's actually that bad. If people wouldn't complain things might actually get worse because the resistance against negative changes reduces
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  4022. ​ @Alexeon the merchants could still just disappear
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  4023. I think he's one of those "honest working people who just want to live their lives and not get involved in politics", like just local community politics at best, that cowboy being free from the federal government illusion. Hence, being on welfare recipients is bad because it's mandated from a higher level. Republicans and Democrats are also bad because on federal level
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  4024. I wonder how many channels who use use "indirect" profanity aren't demonized. (I mean like saying vulgar things but using expressions that only consists of words that aren't swear words)
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  4025. Legit products don't need MLMs
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  4026. That implies you need help with dating gurus
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  4027. Klar ist das manipulativ aber fällt das nicht spätestens nach den nächsten Wahl auf
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  4028. That's simply the economics of having many competing suppliers but far less buying them.
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  4029. It could been Russian opposition as well
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  4030. If you go by the argument of calling them terrorists then I gotta ask how it's reasonable to place people in a region that's surrounded by them?
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  4031. If you do a certain job only for one company within time constraints you should be classified as an employee with the given rights
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  4032. As if a little rain was that awful
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  4033. ​ @daciaromana2396  more like the new Russian empire - or at least an attempt to get it there
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  4034. Why are you making so many pro ARKK comments?
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  4035. But we can't be sure what they lie about, so just assuming the opposite is wrong too
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  4036. ​ @kyo250996  Insider trading for congress is actually not a crime
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  4037. But he speaks of the time before that
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  4038. I'm not sure if I learned something from this
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  4039. Allocate me daddy
    1
  4040. I suspect that there aren't enough people who watch anime on Netflix
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  4041. Does it even make drunk?
    1
  4042. The stress of today basically comes down to social stress which always existed. In the past it was even worse for some, the fate not just being poor but being kicked out from society, into the wild, destined to die
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  4043. A lot of successful companies work that way. They create demands instead of fulfilling existing ones
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  4044. They targeted a strange combination of a niche. Lightweight content by being short but not with the personal attachment to the creators like YouTubers usually do it. And not for free like Youtube. Definitely out of touch with the target audience
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  4045. To impose their wishes without having to listen to others
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  4046. I didn't even hear the noise anymore to the point that I was pretty sure my switches don't make a noise
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  4047. ​ @ghintz2156  mensa seem to be for people who tested high for IQ but don't have anything to demonstrate their intelligence besides some standardized tests
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  4048. ​ @beneck3060 it already exists: ISIN US66538H1462
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  4049. The people of Russia should rise up
    1
  4050. Any behavior that would generally be seen as being financially responsible if applied on the masses would hurt the economy because it now depends on people not doing that
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  4051. Why
    1
  4052.  @witbcoedus  only if there's no event that hasn't happened before
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  4053. No
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  4054. I found the pencil holder a esthetically pleasing tbh
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  4055. There's little gain in moderating
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  4056. Can you really call it a ponzi scheme? Sure, the debt kept growing but their business model did work before lending restrictions on real estate were made
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  4057. "They're still profitable if you pour more money into it" But at the end of the day you're just profiting off other people's misery if you do profit
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  4058. Interesting observation. Normally I've seen people see politics equal with corruption in those cases but here they seem to keep a concept of politicians that isn't (that) corrupt
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  4059. Nur so nebenbei weil im Video erwähnt: Nahrungsergänzungsmittel sind selten legitim, auch wenn von großen Firmen. Es gibt einen Grund wieso die nicht Medizin heißen
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  4060. Most of them don't understand what they're doing exactly
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  4061. I don't think "any cost" is true. For example they're already trying to move chip manufacturers back to the US.
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  4062.  @RabbiHerschel  nope
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  4063. Can I watch this channel if I never went to school?
    1
  4064. ​ @youtubetim3577  if you want to go so far then nothing is ever safe
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  4065. ​ @jordixboy  it's only a separate legal entity if all they do is legal. If there's criminal activity the people involved can be charged. Otherwise any criminal could just set up a company to never get charged with anything
    1
  4066. I hope you put all of these to good use
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  4067.  @internetexplorer1057  Squirrels deceit without language
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  4068. ​ @hushbash2989 scam
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  4069. I think a lot of research had to go into figuring out how to spend billions while delivering almost nothing
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  4070. Given that we already have so much space junk flying in orbit that scientists are getting afraid of collisions starting a domino effect that could maybe destroy all satellites I'm wondering how much room for attacking foreign satellites without harming yourself there is
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  4071. The only way i can make that whole rhetoric consistent in my head is if you take them living like they want, including oppressing others as liberty and thus protecting groups they want to oppress is the actual oppression
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  4072. Baby boomers who own homes are the biggest voter block
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  4073. I think companies like blackrock pressure companies into being esg given that not doing so could risk having big financial problems if governments step in and regulate in a way that the company isn't fit to profit anymore
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  4074. There are good lawyers but being a good one usually doesn't pay well
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  4075. Am I tripping or was this video posted before?
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  4076. ​ @Demopans5990  having an indoor pool as a heat sink sounds like a high humidity indoor situation to me
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  4077. ​ @rhgamecock1 i doubt that evidence would just be laying around, possibly long destroyed
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  4078. Wym by the last one
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  4079. Isn't that possible conflict of interest
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  4080. Migranten haben 1,8 Kinder und das ist mehr als von Deutschen? Das ist ja trotzdem unter 2,1 was zur Erhaltung der Bevölkerung notwendig ist
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  4081. ​ @daniyalkhan9856  but it's also very competitive, so it doesn't mean declining costs is automatically increased profit.
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  4082. Potentially vs actually
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  4083. So to put it short: China doesn't want either side to get stronger, probably because neither is a strong ally
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  4084. Wouldn't it be more equal if you just got 3000 USD and then saw the card? Because otherwise you just randomly gained a valuable asset in one case and not in the other
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  4085. I'm always wondering if in a world with plastic eating whatever if we'd end up with them starting to eat plastic that's not thrown away, like a termite infestation but instead with wood it's plastic
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  4086. While I can understand it in some way I can't see myself spend a lot of money on anything like that. If there's something I think is like priceless I think it should be in an museum or some other public place, not part of some private collection
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  4087. How are these high interest rates not simply printing money?
    1
  4088. It's another case of those big mansions without any furniture
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  4089. A peace treaty with Ukraine giving away land will end like with Crimea: Russia will come again later. Putin wants to restore soviet/Russian empire time influence and just part of Ukraine isn't enough
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  4090. When I watched American Pie as a teen everything in it was so foreign to me that I didnt take anything of it serious and would have never thought about doing anything of it irl, moreso quite the opposite
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  4091. Except it actually build a lot of homes for a long time
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  4092. Maybe the US would start making something that actually gets the economy running instead of just put in money to keep numbers rising without benefiting most people
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  4093. Fake personality, fake meat. Besides, she's popular (for some reason)
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  4094. Nonsense. I've seen couple of videos before where someone ended up punching them and their attitude was unaffected
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  4095. What are you even thinking about
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  4096. For me at least the never was removed from the title
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  4097. What does this channel do that the elites hate?
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  4098. They could have but that would have caused further economic downturn in the short term and voters wouldn't like that
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  4099. White collar criminals tend to get into different prisons
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  4100. I feel like most CSTO members didn't join purely out of own choice
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  4101. Nur das England mehr Einfluss auf die EU hatte weshalb es gut ist das sie raus sind
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  4102. You don't get to owning 37 billion in the first case if you realize that you don't need more than a certain amount
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  4103. ​ @Lowseeds i wanted to know how this all came to be in the first place after it got dealt with quite quickly. Some people want background information, just answering the question straight forward keeps you ignorant
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  4104. Bot?
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  4105. What do you mean? It does start, just not everything is solved
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  4106. How could they lose Kalingrad? I thought NATO was a defensive alliance, taking away land from Russia seems quite offensive
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  4107. ​ @Ar1AnX1x  how is it bragging? There's plenty of such places in Austria which means it doesn't have to be very expensive
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  4108. Do you see value in cutting ribbons?
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  4109. Didn't he talk about a case with way too much salt that made the brain shrink?
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  4110. Americans being scared of the government caring about them will never not be funny to me
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  4111. I don't have a operating system preference. Am I not a tech enthusiast then?
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  4112. ​ @shiinondogewalker2809 reminds me of the movie Lucy. She uses 100 % of her brain and that somehow gave her superpowers
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  4113. ​ @ItaiArad i wouldn't kill innocent people for that
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  4114. "you all know the my pillow guy" Literally never heard of him before
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  4115. Him promoting scams and being on media so much makes me think he's not a good investor and just got lucky
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  4116. Is goat a bad animal?
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  4117. There's this bizarre pattern of American Christians with strong believes exploiting others, which they for some reason don't see as contractionary
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  4118. Who hates him for it
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  4119. I thought pathetic was just plain clickbait but when I heard about its GDP and put it in perspective it didn't seem that off anymore
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  4120. ​@@user-ej9nl1ng9d there are studies about it
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  4121. First he talked about thirteen's life, then she about House's, maybe the look in the camera was to address the viewers about the same issues
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  4122. He was enlightened
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  4123. They want to protect from the government doing certain things they don't like
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  4124. That's not necessarily true. It's not rare that a company could make an improvement but doing so would throw out previous investments in production capacities/require getting employees to learn the new way etc, and then it's often a new company which breaks this cycle. For example traditional car makers were very reluctant to go big scale on electric cars because all the factories weren't made to produce that and they have high optimization in gas/diesel engines but would need to start from scratch with electric cars. Only when Tesla came around and actually made a lot of electric cars was when they actually started to care about it
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  4125. 0:22 stocks fell 25 % and haven't recovered since but then there's also an all time high?
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  4126. I don't know of any game where the inventor was also the best in it
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  4127. "and for all the kids watching" I got a feeling there aren't many
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  4128. Either you have a proven strategy at 10 k and continue on even after you've become more wealthy or you don't want to continue on because it's actually too risky and also not worth it at 10 k
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  4129. Deutschland hat 2.4 Billionen Euro Schulden. Da sind 100 Millionen 0.004% davon.
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  4130. In case of the US I'm also worried that the government will stop handing out passwords and given that many Americans don't have one leaving the US could also become a legal barrier
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  4131. It's about company failure so yeah, that one doesn't count
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  4132. ​ @ogge8375 you can make it easier to transfer even if it's on a centralized server. No reason for needing Blockchain. Now if you want to argue that the company with a centralized server might change their mind then i might point to all the failed Blockchain projects that didn't deliver what they promised. One might not simply alter the Blockchain but it's completely detached what happens in the real world
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  4133. For most of history the purpose of a government wasn't to serve its citizens
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  4134. If you can't capture kyiv in three days, try a Russian city in one day
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  4135. damn, he's a big one
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  4136. The onion also kinda became kinda lame
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  4137. Israel doesn't want to get rid of Hamas as long as there are still Palestinians. It gives them a justification to mistreat Palestinians. For decades Israel has refused any meaningful civilized attempt by Palestinians to sort things out
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  4138. Kinda the wrong channel for that question
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  4139. ​ @Batman-vr6jp Putin thought of that, that's why there's not one united military but also lots of paramilitary involved
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  4140. There have been cases where her photo was sent in response to transpobes and they said that "he's still a man"
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  4141. The thing is, it's the planned price but those often go way up when it gets actually build
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  4142. So basically this is just clickbait and it's not true at all, the corporation is part of Australia, it's not Australia Thanks for nothing
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  4143. Was
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  4144.  @mary-janereallynotsarah684  Wilson is smart
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  4145. It's basially only symetry as to far as the outside is concerned. On the inside it mostly doesn't make sense to either have everything centered or in pairs to keep symmetry
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  4146. ​ @nickdrom people not taking vaccines because no one gets sick feels like that
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  4147. They didn't actually care about that. It was all a strategic warfare
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  4148. They're just involuntarily given jobs
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  4149.  @kazuguy  I thought welding was one of those well paying jobs
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  4150. Is it? People didn't lose all friends, they just can't visit normally. Kinda the opposite situation
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  4151. We won't have infinite time so infinite growth might work for the time being
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  4152. As said in the video, no people who are actually experts in the medical field believed in it
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  4153. ​ @TQFMTradingStrategies  borrowing was always possible, even back when it was gold or other things which can't be printed. And there has always been opportunities to buy something that creates money for you without work
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  4154. Lol back when the EU cared about debt ratios
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  4155. How does the 5th amendment apply? You're not forced to report your own crime, you're just supposed to file your income.
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  4156. I've seen that before
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  4157. On a macro economical level it is sustainable. If it weren't no public insurance would work
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  4158. As long as there are people questioning the bubble it won't burst
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  4159. Commercial real estate is far more profitable and paying more taxes, so that would be a downgrade as far as i understand it
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  4160.  @AustinMichael  That's because most people don't want to marry "down", less status people. It's not just money, even people who have the same money but considered of different social status are less likely to marry
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  4161.  @goyakat2211  my point still stands. It might have been long ago but it might start a trend
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  4162. I think there was a similar scam with a German company decades ago
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  4163. Choose two and get lit 💯 🔥
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  4164.  @cloudsovercalifornia7651  Wenns dir nicht gefällt wieso bist du hier?
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  4165. I think rather than people deep faking and making people look bad, eventually (after some period of realizing it) we'll rather end up with people claiming that legitimate sources are deep fake. Like with calling everything that goes against you "fake news" but now also with videos
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  4166. What would the alternative be? Put restrictions on how high the price can be? That could cause further shortages because it might not cover the cost of production so less gets produced
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  4167. When the government controls the central bank and just prints more money when they can't pay their debt than yeah, they don't go bankrupt. But that will just cause hyperinflation and how's that any better?
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  4168. Nah. Most things that became worthless never become worth anything again
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  4169. Didn't know there were true McCain fans
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  4170. I wouldn't call it an error necessarily. When you say "lethal dosis" it has to refer to some percentage. It's not like everyone drops dead at a certain threshold at once
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  4171. 10:03 all this time I've been wondering why one would use nuclear on a submarine without ever thinking of the obvious problem of lack of oxygen for the alternative
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  4172. Meinem Verständnis nach war es nicht lange vorher geplant gewesen, bewaffnet war Hamas ja schon immer
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  4173. I think this is a very half thought through theory on what would happen considering this channel is supposed to be about economics. I don't think wealth would on average double, we'd have far too much real estate for example, drastically dropping its value, possibly even by more than half Also generally we'd have to much real estate/production capacity/etc that still requires maintenance to be sustained and that burden now has to be carried by half the population I also don't buy the innovation argument. Innovation happens more when there's prosperity and if I assume that the video until that part was correct than there would be more, not less. Just think that nowadays most people on the world aren't that well off to do innovation. One should also not ignore that this isn't just another case of grief on a larger scale. I'd assume that people would be quite terrified of knowing that something like that could happen and thoughts like whether it might happen again probably will change society forever
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  4174. Trump changes his mind about a lot of things all the time and his followers don't notice or care
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  4175. ​ @savagebeastking8703 the administration would be insane. Imagine you need bigger amounts for different reasons, now you have to pool together from different accounts and consider what will already be taken from other transactions. Or imagine paying a supplier but using 10 different accounts from different banks and the banks are different each time. Lots of space for errors but also fraud because it becomes so complex legit and fraud can't be kept apart easily anymore
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  4176. But magically in the private sector that missing money shows up?
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  4177. If you're working from home why would you want to work in a virtual office
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  4178.  @arturb.8894  Putin has power over the price of energy, which influences inflation which indirectly makes the ECB and FED forced to make a move
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  4179. They've already tried it before and failed
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  4180. You could criticize that with any topic taught in school, where you often are just told how something is but not why
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  4181. It's just Jim Cramer breaks down
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  4182. Sounds illegal for Europe
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  4183. No u
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  4184. Buy and hold dividend paying companies to outperform the market? That only works if dividend paying companies outperform the market, for which there are countless studies that show that just going by dividends there's no benefit for going with or against dividends long term
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  4185. I'm not sure how population density is relevant here?
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  4186. ​ @galenhaugh3158  of course the president is magically responsible for everything like he has worldwide dictatorial power to pull that off
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  4187.  @chubbymoth5810  no it's not a ponzi scheme, it's sustainable under low interest rates and rising house prices. And if it wasn't for a sudden change in Chinese lending policies this might have ended less brutal
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  4188. It's kinda interesting (in a frightening way) how twisted the arguments of conservatives have become now that they can be easily challenged online and don't live in an echo chamber of their own community
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  4189. I got into Index funds months before covid came around. Pretty much captured the full loss.
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  4190. Maybe Argentinians are not average
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  4191. Food doesn't seem comparable, you need to eat a certain amount so throwing bad tasting food away is a loss. Also kinda falls in that is it worth 5 dollar story
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  4192. "Can't we panic in peace?"
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  4193. ​ @mikellock why
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  4194. ​ @DanielFerreira-ez8qd  in the US they don't count, just like not voting
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  4195. They're basically just trying to recreate cities before cars but inside and artificial. In Europe there's a trend of walkable cities with more greenery which doesn't feel as fake as this
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  4196.  GrumpyOldMan  He didn't want it to succeed.
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  4197.  @nickbarber9502  yeah, doesn't make sense if they're for it. They just lost easy access to a big market. The EU couldn't really intervene either way, so there was no danger
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  4198. ​​ @grantofat6438 wrong. Many people just don't know you can get rid of them, just how he says in the video
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  4199. But the same applies to Russia so it kinda evens out
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  4200. Why do you say that here? Evergrand is a Chinese property developer, so they buy Chinese land grants which are essentially one of the biggest tax revenues of the Chinese government
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  4201.  @jasonzhang6176  China could just nationalize everything if shit goes down
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  4202. Rommel got there to help out the Italians so it's quite relevant to Italian failure
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  4203. Atomkraftwerke durch Kohlekraftwerke zu ersetzen wie es in Deutschland passiert ist ist eine Klimakatastrophe
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  4204. No u
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  4205. Huh? How does people be willing to pay for higher prices prevent inflation instead of causing it?
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  4206. Does it really make sense to stop tho? Wouldn't that mean you acknowledge what you did was wrong?
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  4207.  @ZeroShaneBob  living in the woods in a cabin does sound conservative. Also, to be apolitical means to be complacent with how things are and the direction things are going, which is indirectly a support of the status quo which is not progressive but conservative. Not liking labels also sounds like not wanting to get attached to stigma of one's choices
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  4208. ​ @norger  completely ignoring that the brits forced that on them because they didn't want to trade like they wanted and wasn't natural development in China?
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  4209. Where i live it can't be that high
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  4210. Still don't get how uber and lyft need to take such a big cut when they don't really do much, don't pay for the expenses and still aren't really profitable
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  4211. I love how Germany has more stores of an European country than a country of a different continent
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  4212. If it's a fake rebellion it's quite stupid because it makes Putin look weak
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  4213. Bavarians and Austrians are closer in language and culture than Bavaria and the rest of Germany. I'm from Austria, been in Bavaria few times and I can barely tell a difference. Then i know some Germans further north and they are noticably different
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  4214. Did you pick the individual stock yourself? Or was it part of something bigger/something recommended to you?
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  4215.  @Amphitera  ancient civilizations were full of sex, it's only with Christianity spreading that it got pushed in the background (but still happening)
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  4216. Always buy high and sell low
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  4217. I didn't see any point in the video where he was anti-war, he seemed to have supported the party if they were pro monarchy
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  4218. You pay someone else to do the work and then have them share the profit with you. Was that businesses model ever used legitimately? If it's already an established businesses model they would just use a loan or big investors
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  4219. More car = more freedom Working public transport = communism
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  4220. Probably
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  4221. Thing is MrBeast makes the ones watching feel good and reduce people's urge to change the world for good
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  4222. You just did tho
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  4223. I didn't know about the banning but it seems it was because of links to Russia
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  4224. anyone who think AI isnt dumbing down is an idiot
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  4225. Wieso machen die alle überhaupt weiter wenn sie nur weiter Schulden machen? Ist doch sinnlos
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  4226. People have been talking about the US government debt for takes and it could still keep going on. The central bank can also prop up the government if needed
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  4227. "Once the price of Starbucks coffee goes up it won't go down" Actually, that's quite possible Having a positive inflation just means prices on average rise, but that doesn't mean some prices can't fall. Just look at oil, electronics, etc. Oil had quite it's up and down, electronics is getting cheaper for the same thing. 2008 was a one off? Why? In 2008 the problem effectively was people not being able to pay the price, which is increasingly a problem too today. So the risk is certainly there. The main reason for the prices to keep rising after 2008 was actually because regulations on institutions buying homes were loosened, so they could now buy individual homes and for me it seems the main reason for prices to keep rising. But they won't be able to collect rents at an rate increasing as fast
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  4228. ​ Broskisnowski unless it's a decisive event that marks a significant turn of where Russia is heading
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  4229. Funniest comment so far
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  4230. I wanted to say that death would prevent blood clots but they actually will form when the body cools down
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  4231. ​ @elegantoddity8609  A business just has no incentive to do something for free with a risk of a lawsuit. Sure, good publicity is good for business but not good enough to make sense from a capitalist standpoint
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  4232. "I think it's the largest property developer in China" How can he not be 100 % sure about such an important information about the company? Relative size matters when it comes to failing
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  4233.  @Ambiguousaxolotl  you can never short if you're not sure about the financials.
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  4234. The thing with the "religious outcasts" is that a lot weren't just different but radicals that eventually started fighting each other in the US
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  4235. Was it actually OCD? I've heard of people with OCD doing complicated rituals but are those the same type of rituals in the religionous way in this case? I've always thought OCD was "just" a mind thing, although maybe some people interpret their OCD with some higher force?
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  4236. What's the stigma? Isn't it "cheap", or something like that? That would always apply if it's in a developing country
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  4237. I think I'll decide against dying
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  4238. It funded a private military which by Russian laws are illegal
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  4239. I won't believe you then
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  4240. I'm only used to metal ones
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  4241. We're kinda getting to a pre WW1 situation with more than two sides
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  4242. It seems the main thing he's saying is that there needs to be an election, he brings it up again and again
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  4243. They didn't really have enough equipment to cross the English channel, so I doubt it would have been guaranteed to work. But I agree that he became to ambitious. At the beginning they were more diplomatic and thus prevented other nations to start fighting them directly. But then when all that went so smoothly he got delusional and overestimated the power of the German military
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  4244. I still feel like even if they delivered what the promised it would be kinda scammy, like, what's a title worth if you can just buy it?
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  4245. I know this test has flaws. Or maybe that's the point of the test.
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  4246. ​ @KasumiRINA  i think it might mean something like "this old book the Bible has contradictions and thus can't contain any truth at all so we can't trust other old texts either"
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  4247.  @bobsibert1968  Don't bring IQ in this, IQ is only the ability to solve logical problems when in a rational state but doesn't shield against delusions and emotions
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  4248. If we'd pretend it's a baby without a farther would that mean if they divorced the guy doesn't need to pay child support?
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  4249. 17:41 a bit off topic but why should height and such change anything about shyness? lol
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  4250. Schröder's politics may have improved Germany's economy on the paper but in actuality it achieved that by forcing a good portion of the population into poverty to be able to produce at lower costs
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  4251. When he did get into power he unwinded many things that the revolution improved. That sounds counter revolutionary to me.
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  4252. Sure that part was fun but then there were also those obnoxious people who kept selling them and getting rich off them. That was very annoying
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  4253. I feel like corporations have learned since the strikes back in the industrial revolution to just give enough concessions to not have workers fight back
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  4254. I've only watched a video from Bald and Bankrupt once, didnt know he was that much of a jerk. In the video I watched he didnt try to get into any panties
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  4255. ​ @tabularasa0606  back then they were still considered Germans, that's why Nazi Germany first annexed territories with majority German population outside Germany
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  4256. ​ @alphamikeomega5728  a strong dollar means oil price goes down in dollar value but that doesn't affect other prices in other currencies. No one will pay 10 % more just because the dollar increased 10 % against the local currency. That doesn't make any sense
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  4257. I think Germany has one of the strongest anti nuclear movement
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  4258. YouTube mostly uses generic rules and automated enforcement for demonetization to save money. In contrast content in TV gets vetted, that's why advertisers don't have a problem with it there. Just a nasty side effect of allowing people to easily share content
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  4259. ​ @YoBGS  usually it's not that they just have that money laying around but that it trickles in over time. And like in that one case with the dad, it's often not just their own personal money
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  4260. Investing in multiple companies that compete with each other is a big brain move
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  4261. I think ever since the cultural revolution where they got rid of much of china's tradition and past the China of today is a distinct entity to all Chinese empires from before that
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  4262. He's forgotten a lot in this and many of his videos
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  4263. She doesn't really look trustworthy with that stare
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  4264. VIIIII
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  4265. 1 says tends Some still outperform the market. It's not a paradox, just a competition
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  4266. The first problem is that you have to register yourself to not be called instead of that being the default. Then spoofing with just any number shouldn't be allowed or possible
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  4267. Blame them for being poor and you don't need to help them
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  4268. The democrats where also the party of the south at that time. Now the south votes republican.
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  4269. There's a "damage" for bees pollinating flowers: flowers go away once pollinated
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  4270. ​ @Youcanatme  "you're watching news from sources i don't approve of"
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  4271.  @maxwelljames3573  Several people predicted 2008 but also several people predicted the years before and after. Bottom line: There's always someone who sees something coming. Just by that some will be right
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  4272. You don't sign for the treatments you get at the hospital either
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  4273. It seems Hitler and the Nazis were often quite pragmatic in who they respected, because it seems more related to usefulness than their ideology. I remember some ethnicities being called Aryan despite totally not fitting that appearance
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  4274. Why should he be present
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  4275.  @swatichatterjee1513  everyone growing their own food is a bad idea. For one, the current population can't be supported by that. You'd also have to spread of the population into the country side. Essentially it's just a regression back to the feudal days with most people being poor because there's little workforces in other areas that caused the rise of the standard of living
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  4276. Collapses are part of capitalism
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  4277. It's technically a tax fraud
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  4278. Can you justify it without hype?
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  4279. Makes one wonder why people still stay there
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  4280. That's not what irony is
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  4281.  @superdupermax  I don't think you can compare media being uncritical of an politician with being uncritical with some random citizen, it's actually kinda the opposite
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  4282. Please stop making among us references already
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  4283. They're destroying beautiful places for no legitimate reason while ugly and incomplete buildings are being made
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  4284. Second video I didn't see despite being subscribed and having notifications enabled
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  4285. Why?
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  4286.  @puraLusa  it wasn't just the debt but all the interventions from outside that got legitimized by it, that went on even after
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  4287. Well, that's how it usually works
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  4288. I read "learn scams to take care of your money"
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  4289.  @ichbinda1966  gold isn't supposed to be invested into, it's a value holder, long term it hasn't done well investment wise
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  4290. You've fallen into Satan's hands thinking that God is that weak
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  4291. ​ @sor3999  VPNs have far fewer IPs than users, so there's a suspicious amount of different accesses coming from few IPs. Also to hide identity they switch around too much which doesn't look like natural user behavior
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  4292. Yes, very good idea! Pay the people with lots of power very little, definitely won't increase the chances of corruption. Rather than wanting to cut their pay you should just demand that they'll get held responsible if they do something wrong. They may earn a lot but relatively speaking cutting their pay won't leave much for the general population if you spread it out
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  4293. How do they ensure the CO2 doesn't escape long term?
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  4294. I'm pretty sure he did it for some strategic reason, maybe even not going through might have been part of the plan given the reason to not continue is something so minor
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  4295. What type of job do you have?
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  4296. I didn't know the sounds of animals that are actually there were faked
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  4297. If you don't take the gospel as somewhat of evidence we basically have nothing to construct anything meaningful
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  4298. 15 women in 100 hours
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  4299. Multiple flaws in that reasoning. First off, with every step many won't continue with the alternative Secondly, each progression needs longer to get deadly
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  4300. Actually, he is right with the "can't give it away for free because it would go viral" reasoning. If people could just see it for what it is they'd see it's bs so he is kinda right
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  4301. The joke with cuckcoin and bulls is golden
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  4302. I've noticed that the sponsor part wasn't subtitled. On purpose because people who need subtitles can't use the service?
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  4303. A country defaulting on loans issued on their own fiat currency is generally unlikely. Countries usually default on loans in foreign currencies, which is usually done when their own currency is too unstable or if they decided to adopt someone else's currency (which also includes the case of EU countries that adopted the Euro, given they don't have a full say on it on their own)
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  4304. A bit off topic but turkey seems not reliable for whoever they make agreements with, no matter what side
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  4305. Doesn't he already cover that by his videos on 9 to 5 jobs?
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  4306.  @ameenabdullah3712  it's not created out of thin air, it's backed by someone paying it back eventually. It's like bonds, their values comes from being paid back. And as long as the default rate is below the interest rate the whole system is stable and the value justified
    1
  4307. That's a risky move, one country having to leave might cause another to slide, causing a domino effect. The EU is tightly integrated and you can't just remove members without affecting others
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  4308. ​ @GonGit18  honestly I've seen better. Fewer words, more to the point: First
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  4309. I don't know why a security expert didn't think that could also happen
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  4310. ​ @gdiwolverinemale2745  These judges aren't there to have power, they are only there to rule based on established laws. Unlike the voting population or the ruling government they can't make any new rules or decisions.
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  4311. True for Russia. Not the case for Putin. He can't lose face
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  4312. Me too. Makes me wonder if the interviewees know how much time they have to answer questions or if the interviewer just cuts them off at some point
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  4313. Ja, schlimm auch wenn ein Nachrichtensender Nachrichten sendet
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  4314. ​ @SergiannaPawson reminded me of a shop sign i saw recently that said they decline and money taken out of a body part
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  4315. Musk killed the company. No company is obligated to put ads on Twitter
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  4316. You could have that but for that you'd need to pay more
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  4317. ​ @moviemusicmash4899  maybe overpaid but still was at a price OP could pay. Now that's over
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  4318. What is your successful business? That might be working for Uber, being victim in an MLM or running a billion dollar company. Too many people online say they have a business but end up earning as much as a regular employee while working more
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  4319. very sound financial advice. not
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  4320. Do you think everyone is gonna be evicted and the houses left empty?
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  4321. ​ user-vo9wd6tx6c more like the antithesis to trains. Take a train and take things away that makes a train good
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  4322. WSM was first
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  4323. It's cooling but it's not cool
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  4324. Can we assume that the US will stay at the stop and keep having such high returns in the future tho?
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  4325. Fun fact: China usually manipulates numbers to look more positive
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  4326. Did you sell now tho?
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  4327. It's a combination of news broadcasts first reaching wide audiences/giving quick updates (giving them a spotlight) and forensics not being good enough yet to catch those type of criminals
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  4328. Aren't negative interest rates also encouraging investing in something with negative yields? Just as long as it's not as negative it would still make profit
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  4329. I wish the video title was correct but she's still getting millions of views from stolen content each month
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  4330. Cuz funny
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  4331. Well capitalism is about making money and giving things away for free doesn't fit the narrative
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  4332. Evolution creates quite come retarded concepts
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  4333. ​ @camanderson9954  that sounds like assuming guilty without proof
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  4334. Is he tho? Those at least knew what they are doing, Musk usually screws up things whenever he gets full control, he just depends on buying the experts.
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  4335. I don't like these kind of comparisons. Usually it's exactly because two steps were made by two people that it ended up successful. I have my doubts that Gary could have made the exact same success like gates did with Microsoft
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  4336. Knowing isn't authorization
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  4337. ​ @Oppeldeldoc1  eh, it's mostly horror movies with bad writing when characters are being called dumb
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  4338. Buy high sell low is the ultimate big brain
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  4339.  @ajaxbeta8278  the things that are currently developing in China look like they can become a long term problem
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  4340. They do, and let some entertainment through
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  4341. ​ @markusd.7409 people like Rockefeller exploited his workers, many physically harmed or died, and ruined many competitors with unfair tactics. His damages were far bigger than what his donation ever did. If he never built up a company he'd have a more positive impact on the world
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  4342. By your logic Ford shouldn't have gotten increased effeciency by cutting hours
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  4343. Aren't like 90 % of Trump voters workers who think he'll improve their situation?
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  4344. You're tripping
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  4345. The ones supporting the protests in the world are portrait as the bad guys anyway, so how does that hurt them?
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  4346. Putin logic: the sanctions hurt you more than us, so stop them (instead of using them to hurt the west). Or might it be that they do hurt Russia a lot?
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  4347. ​ @mauz791 i don't see how it was socialism in this case. The money came from the elites and partially ended up in the founder's pocket and there was no government bail out
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  4348. Then we'll get criminals that get free because they got enough charisma
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  4349. The inflation is higher in Russia
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  4350. ​ @Nswix  that whole paying 100 mil to get a player is so stupid tbh
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  4351. And what is high and low? You might end up hanging on your purchase because it never reaches that high again or never buy again because it never gets to the low again
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  4352. The definition of a correction is that it doesn't go down too far and doesn't stay low too long. 50 % is usually called bear market
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  4353. 100k is 0.4 pennies per NK citizen
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  4354.  @miyuden4118  I don't find him annoying in interviews
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  4355. There are some right wing Germans who spread that propaganda too. Mostly in the form of saying that politicians have it warm while the people freeze. That being despite there being no certainty that it will cause an issue
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  4356. Anyone but not everyone
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  4357. You can retake the test for the individuals if the test for the group turns out positive
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  4358. Better to make sure everything went correctly. I don't see the harm of reviewing such a case when it turns out in favor of the police officer in the end. Prevents bad cops from trying bad things and keeps the good cops out of the bad cops bad image
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  4359.  @MB-wq8cp  what
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  4360. At this point I honestly feel like by the way the US middle class came to be after WWII it was doomed to eventually fail
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  4361. Maybe buying them newly is cheaper than managing an inventory
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  4362. But what does that help if different time horizons lead to contradicting choices?
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  4363. Being found guilty he wouldn't get any insurance money and would be more in the red than before, besides prison
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  4364. Sam is talking so BS, why did anyone believe him?
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  4365. Why?
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  4366. ​ @erikvan9582  you think it's not possible to do it even tho it doesn't directly harm the groups you blame and your solution is something that directly harms them? That will have even less chance to work out then
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  4367. ​ @jonsoler3648 sometimes actual friends turn their back on you, not always bad friends from the start, sometimes people just change
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  4368. Managers? Customers? That sounds more like a business than Healthcare
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  4369. That's particularly true for tech because in most other fields you first have to prove something works before you can release it onto the masses
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  4370. I'm not American and I didn't know that this was an issue
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  4371. ​ @RiggyRonnie but then you can't stomp in the past
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  4372. I don't think that stripped naked in the cold demonstration was so bad, we usually hear such things so often while not seeing/experiencing anything, making it seem less real
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  4373. ​ @overseasafrican9899  doesn't that also mean they're less likely to get for example bank loans? So indirectly still higher chance of failing. Don't forget that just having a good idea and being good automatically means it'll be successful
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  4374. I'm a bit bothered that barely anyone seems to use right wing rhetorics against them to point out their contradiction. Like if they call something woke and want to protest to end it, point out that's cancel culture. If they say something is offensive call them a snowflake. I mean that on direct interactions, not just videos about them
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  4375. I didn't know one is supposed to toast bagels. Then again I don't know much about bagels in general
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  4376. Maybe it's just lonely people simulating eating together
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  4377. Is the new York government actually bloated? 40 billion for a city that has a GDP in the one to two trillion range doesn't sound so unreasonable
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  4378. Obviously not successful? I've read a couple of comments about successful refunds
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  4379. From my understanding the poor and broke people are more likely to fall for these. In particular i remember most NFTs got sold to poor men who had little hope they'll make it out a conventional way
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  4380. Present herself as a sympathetic person? I mean she must have been able to do that in the past to succeed but she always appeared so unnatural to me
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  4381. How's softbank shady?
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  4382. You know a business model isn't sustainable if people go to teaching other people how to do it
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  4383. Is that a question or not
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  4384. He's not a big guy in finance, only in finance media
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  4385. Everyone for themselves doesn't work tho, a CO2 neutral country will still be affected by others
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  4386. The flow comes from the wind. After all, it works with trees too who got no fans at all.
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  4387. German banking system is rock solid? They're way more leveraged than US banks were 2008
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  4388. Couldn't he just keep nuking western Ukraine cities until they give him the Eastern part?
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  4389.  @recoveringtechbro  how do they pay interest if there's no more other money to pay the interest with? All they can do is give back the original sum
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  4390. I dunno but any place depending heavily on tourism doesn't end up doing too well for its people, only after that dependency becomes smaller. Just like in my country the part with most tourism has the lowest average wages
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  4391. ​ @dreamrestore213  it's dumb yet the CCP censors it
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  4392. I wonder if there will be change or if it will just end up being some sort of compromise. One difference I see in the US compared to back then is that the US economy had little competition and could afford higher wages but now it's all more globalized
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  4393. Maybe because CO2 is an invisible gas
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  4394.  @josho4633  You don't even really know how correct the earnings are in China
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  4395. Truly dystopian. Just move somewhere else at that point
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  4396. People haven't started buying multiple times as much food, as they did with clothes. Besides, fast food isn't that cheap compared to other options
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  4397. Why's the first one a lie?
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  4398. Before the fall I used to hear about wirecard so often but never really understood what's so special about them/how they made big money despite the hype
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  4399. It's also an actual threat to national security when people like musk just do arbitrary things with government institutions. Why is that no longer a thing Republicans care about?
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  4400. They're not really competitors, they focus on different things, that's why they split up in the first place
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  4401. ​ @DamienLavizzo you'd be surprised how many people out there got scammed repeatly, got nothing back and just fall for another scam of the same type
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  4402.  @uca7681  I don't think that's true. There's a lot out there who seem quite self conscious
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  4403. Why?
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  4404. ​ @bnwo  there are older videos two to three times as long
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  4405. It's mentioned at 4:50
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  4406. Trains
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  4407. But only because they couldn't get revenge against them
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  4408. Die Firma ist ja der Wertgegenstand, bei Insolvenz wechselt der Besitzer
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  4409. You're just gonna ignore that they weren't usable safely?
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  4410. If they actually did a good job, they would constantly lose customers. I don't trust any companies that benefit from doing a bad job
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  4411. I think the cost for upkeep wouldn't make it worth it
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  4412. We're definitely gonna see more of that in the future. Younger people are getting more progressive, older people who are conservatives die off. So of course companies are keeping pretending, especially when the younger generations get purchasing power
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  4413. The point is that if you make an expensive missile it's also expensive to use, unlike for example infrastructure that holds for a while
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  4414. It seems that any field where it is already hard for a new competitor to get in is overregulated to make it even harder
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  4415. I've never used more than shampoo on my hair
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  4416. So the top earners aren't the smartest but the less intelligent also earn less on average. Kinda like lower intelligence makes one play the life lottery
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  4417. Das Problem ist das früher alles gut subventioniert und reguliert war wodurch die Landwirtschaften defacto unrentabel wurden - man erkennt es schon daran dass das Problem durch die Aufhebung der Limitierung kam. Und dann gab's eben die billigere Konkurrenz. Eigentlich war individuelle Landwirtschaft (keine Großgrundbesitzer) für die meiste Zeit der Geschichte kein Zuckerschlecken
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  4418.  @thalaseamyst3934  So much truth to that, although in a different way. There's so much activism for activism sake in the US but rarely anything leads to a significant change. People demand change but can't agree on how the change should look like
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  4419.  @Bastiphus  They filter out the pollen. Without the pollen you can't test where the honey came from or if it's actually bee produced. It seems to be a way to sell illegal Chinese honey. The illegal Chinese honey is laced with sugar syrup.
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  4420. What's the alternative? Just letting Russia win? That won't be a world with more peace
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  4421.  @Pqndchannel  the USSR wasn't isolated economically and afaik they imported a lot of things they were missing
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  4422. But away the AI aspect for a bit: would it been more morally correct from her if it was actual Brad Pitt?
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  4423. If you somehow manage to make people learn things against their will basically then that's a dangerous tool that could also be used for propaganda and indoctrination
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  4424. ​ @Federico-je1yr  it means that if the EU bureaucracy gets involved in Italy they're more effective than the Italian bureaucracy
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  4425. Next up: How to create your own pyramid scheme
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  4426. I don't think the mirrors would stay in place for long without minor adjustments made by humans from time to time
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  4427. Oh they surely understand economics. Their business model is outdated and they can't compete with the new competition so they just ask the government to do something about it
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  4428. Countries doing something they'd condemn if some by someone else is a historical constant
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  4429. I was wondering why I had no prewash thingy and then he mentioned Bosch and there's the explanation
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  4430. Now this could theoretically lead to a future where some or all of today's farm animals are endangered species
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  4431. This isn't just trying to game a system, that's a lot of people coming together to do it while not really organizing themselves to do it (which would been stock manipulation then)
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  4432. When Hamas killed civilians their first reaction wasn't to rush in and protect those civilians but instead bombed Gaza, killing civilians. They don't care about the hostages lives
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  4433. For all those ridiculous fail cases I'm against calling it artificial intelligence, it's just a pattern recognition and prediction without being able to reason about it's "conclusion"
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  4434. I don't think taste of water is a package (only) thing. I've sometimes bought water I wasn't familiar with and had an expectation because of the packaging and price and have had cases where I was positively surprised and cases where I was negatively surprised
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  4435. They're *
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  4436.  @kimgysen10  that's timing the market though
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  4437. All the point he's making are basically errors non professional investors make: "if you would have invested back then" is for one taking past returns and projecting them into the future and also a survivorship bias, the logic of taking out the money he initially invested in the future assuming he will get more and ignoring inflation, etc
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  4438. Many pensions are still funded in a similar way as 401k, expect they have to make a guarantee (that they might not be able to hold)
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  4439.  @mydogsteppedona4431  That's not how bubble works. A bubble depends on future prospects, people getting more and more optimistic about future returns until it's gone to an unsustainable level. Like in 2008 people thought housing prices could only get up. What you described is just plain fraud
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  4440. What's the alternative? Getting prosecuted or killed in fighting?
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  4441. There won't be competence when Putin needs loyalists
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  4442. If you just lack emotional control you still have remorse
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  4443. You're not a trader You're a traitor
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  4444.  @screamingphoenix8113  absolute monarchy* Many monarchs didn't have full power and had to continously try to get support from local rulers
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  4445. Is it news if something stayed the same
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  4446. is this America? never had that experience here
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  4447. Imagine not having a good enough social security net to need some random stimulus money
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  4448. I don't like the Kopenhagen interpretation
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  4449. I find these sober tests that depend on physical capility very questionable. Someone sober who can drive without problem but has some medical isssue that causes problems might be flagged as drunk. Meanwhile a regular drunk walk without problem while having a higher blood alcohol level than most people can handle.
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  4450. This isn't an honest mistake.
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  4451. You really count in the bounce back as going up?
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  4452. Lol the clapping at the beginning and it's abrupt end
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  4453. Thing is, many people who got scammed got scammed once or multiple times, often even the same way
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  4454.  @menthy  Eating, going to the toilet and sleeping also doesn't generate profit
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  4455. This channel used to be cool
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  4456. ​ @Walteralexander1 Bitcoin market cap is way too big now, there's not much upside without creating a global market crisis. And if it still rises beyond that it's officially a ponzi scheme
    1
  4457. DCA only works in an open economy In China there's always a risk that the government just takes everything away from you. You don't benefit from a following boom if you have 0 invested
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  4458.  @ssjgogeta1979  you have to claim it if others don't agree. Whether you rightfully own it doesn't matter because ultimately there's not really a thing as internal law, only treaties that can be broken
    1
  4459. The despite references them being in a bad neighborhood
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  4460. Stop this linguistic babbling
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  4461. ​ @unhash631  where i live it's not that unusual for people to buy a car with one payment. Just don't buy something expensive that's a show off and save up money for future big expenses
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  4462. Exactly. It's surprising that most people in the west think it actually means anything that he's dead
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  4463.  @Blabla-od7vt  Liechtenstein isn't exactly innocent then
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  4464. It does seem he's going the soviet union route during ww2 where Stalin just threw in so many people and material that they overwhelmed the Nazis
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  4465.  @mysticanna5545  like MTV which shows reality shows
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  4466. There are a lot of mega churches who have as much of a questionable status as just being about religion, and those would fall too if you want to go after Scientology
    1
  4467. Installing solar and wind power isn't a quick task
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  4468. Researching scientists can't come up with clear answers but random people writing comments make claims based on earth's weather
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  4469. If everyone acted like that in public it would be quite annoying
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  4470. Why are the pictures of Raj Rajaratnam always black and white while the others are colored? Is it because he's not white?
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  4471. Real estate will always be needed - but the places where it's needed changes. So while the industry will always exist but the individual owners fate isn't guaranteed
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  4472. ​ @badluck5647 I've heard of speculation that there are institutions holding so much Bitcoin they move the market to their advantage
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  4473. Despite all interest by viewers, aren't all eSports organisations so far unprofitable? Like moist critical even created one with that in mind
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  4474. The problem is that this trash only contains what floats on water, which filters out mostly modern ones and doesn't tell how widespread it is
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  4475. Poverty nowadays only exists because of the exploitation by the rich. And then they trick people like you into thinking it's their own fault that the whole system works against them when it could be changed
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  4476. Every fact about Nikola screams sketchy
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  4477. ​ @manbabymonke  always gotta twist the truth to somehow explain why there aren't as many mass shootings in countries with better gun laws
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  4478.  @tiendoan1333  the value of gold doesn't increase long term if you account for inflation
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  4479. ​ @votehuss4833 the main reason for Biden not fulfilling promises so far was because of republicans blocking it in Congress
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  4480. It's not the "normal" type of nationalism. It's pro country and military but weirdly always government critical regardless of who's in power. Normally nationalists start liking the government when the right person is in power. Usually the (self) governance is one of the main points of such movements
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  4481.  @oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368  it has more to do with it being out of sight and mind. Also "this time it'll be different"
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  4482.  @senestranom9726  Es ist dann nicht wahr geworden weils kein Unfall ist
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  4483. ​ @nolga3569 it's all about money. Ad revenue is Google's main income, they'd be ruined if they turned down advertisers for not wanting to put their ads on certain content
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  4484.  @Thenewworldmaga  Watching how he talked about relationships he doesn't really seem to know love, or at least how to deal with it properly
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  4485. You can't blame the people for what those in power do
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  4486.  @xrfa7422  that's a bs take. Corruption increases the complexity of a system
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  4487. Even if, it's a huge chunk of the company. It's always the same relative size because it's bound to a number of stocks
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  4488. Yeah, a government looking after poor people, how evil This anti socialist mentality in the US is so absurd that any level of kindness can be labeled socialist
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  4489. It annoys me that some people in the comments think that the opposite of "a and b and c" is "not a and not b and not c", specifically because that makes that joke much less funny that way
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  4490. Isn't belgium still divided nowadays internally?
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  4491.    no
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  4492. ​​ @Paciat the Nazi let the owners of the factory keep them. There's still lots of (old) rich people in Germany who got richer by helping out the nazi and getting paid for it. That's not socialist at all. The socialist in the Nazi party name came from a time there were still revolutionary elements in it but Hitler got rid of all of them, so only the right wing elements remained. Hitler also clearly states in Mein Kampf that he is in complete opposition to communism and socialism. Saying the nazi were socialist because it's in the name holds as much ground as considering the Democratic People's Republic (colloquially called North Korea) to be democratic
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  4493. How did you get by with just a dollar?
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  4494. What do you mean?
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  4495. ​ @rogueranger08 i doubt that the majority of participants in illegal activities will do what's right
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  4496. I think it's kinda strange advertisers are okay with this type of content
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  4497.  @askmeanything8336  wtf
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  4498. Living standards increased over time despite finite resources and a growing population
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  4499.  @shazamshazamshazam696  marketing is actually a good place to spy if you don't get into the tech itself. Marketing still needs to prepare ahead of time for the public so they know more
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  4500. There are no regulators
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  4501. Thanks Obama
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  4502. Trump made the FED turn on the money printer
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  4503. That's just an illusion. Just because you don't have price discovery update prices by the minute doesn't mean their assets keep stable prices. If you value something at a price but find no one to buy it at that price is it really worth that?
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  4504. Nothing
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  4505. ​ @thechannel3901  wage increase inflation is a lie, otherwise the middle class could have never been a thing because it would have just been killed off by inflation
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  4506. I feel like having some chemical solution, maybe involving bacteria on higher atmosphere levels where they won't get killed, would be a cheaper solution. Sure it won't be easy but at least once it started we don't need to keep operating flinging machines and bacterias might be able to grow exponentially which could decrease needed time
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  4507. He has criticized decisions publicly, which basically came down to criticism of Xi but he couldn't touch him before, now times have changed
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  4508. Life hack: Move to another country that's not part of NATO
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  4509.  @joshkilluminadi7158  if aliens have the technology to reach us there's about zero percent chance we can defeat them. Just think of all military advances flying to the moon got us.
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  4510. No surprise it's far out of what he's familiar with.
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  4511.  @jasongrinnell1986  wow, that's so typical. Blaming someone for so many things that they can't all be true. Either they're fake news and intentionally misleading or they don't know what they're talking about. It can't be both
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  4512. What's the difference between the first and second point?
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  4513. Aren't there actually slight biological differences between races? Not according to stereotypes (at least I don't know one that fits) but in the same way that for example certain risk factors are higher in certain families. Oh yeah, for example, familial Mediterranean fever usually affects people of Mediterranean orgin.
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  4514. Anything? 😏
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  4515. They don't want to solve it because then workers had less pressure to work for little money to not get homeless
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  4516. So what? Doesn't change the wrong doings of the Indian government
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  4517.  @Elvewizzy.  Honestly, if someone robs someone's phone how does that look differently to the police than your friends situation? It's just statistically more likely to be a robbery
    1
  4518. Don't do weed, do heroin
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  4519. the average afghan struggles to survive, there's not much energy to fight a big enemy
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  4520. What's to gain from posting that you're first and not writing anything else?
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  4521. ​ @70mavgr just like before that happened he actually supported another MLM that was under attack and made money off of it
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  4522. I wonder what percentage of what they owned they spent
    1
  4523. "das süchtige Klassenzimmer" macht irgendwie grammatikalisch nicht so recht Sinn im Bezug auf was es heißen soll
    1
  4524.  @samsonsoturian6013  "unprofessional and uneducated" + "my own research" sounds like a joke to me, with the "I warned y'all" adding to it
    1
  4525. I did try smoking out of curiousity but for me there were so many negative immidate side effects that it was not worth it at all. For one, everything smelled, my hand, my mouth, my breathe, my clothes etc and it couldnt be washed off. I also tried it in a fairly neutral setting, so not like being stressed, the feeling was kinda nice but all in all not worth it, especially with knowing that if I kept doing it itll soon just about reliefing the addiction
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  4526. It's relatively secure compared to the alternatives
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  4527. I've always heard people refer to towns with 5 digit population as "small town" when it comes to the US
    1
  4528. I find it quite irritating when people comment it's gone poltiical, as if this wasnt clearly about violations of laws
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  4529.  @cristianbalan518  the proof has to be made by the one making the claim, not the one questioning its validity
    1
  4530. What type of insurance broker are you?
    1
  4531. I thought it'd be about a chicken killer who's sacred, not a killer of sacred chicken. While it was still entertaining it was still a bit disappointing
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  4532. These is much more severe now. The president getting away with killing opposition while everyone is watching is not far from a suppressive dictatorship where just speaking up can get you killed
    1
  4533. What's the gain for Putin of starting a war if no annexation takes place?
    1
  4534.  @epicgamerzfail4575  that's not how politics/diplomacy works. A nation won't just fight for the one they see as better, China is much more significant for Russia and from that alone its unlikely to go into war against them, plus it's not a good idea to get into clinch with your direct neighbor when it's such a super power
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  4535. ​ @wiryantirta  don't forget China having the second most amount of billionaires for an allegedly communist country
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  4536. That only matters if those unemployed were previously buying
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  4537. Most poor don't have even enough to go by, so they can't invest. What you mean is broke people, not poor people
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  4538. It just means progressive basically. Any social progress = woke. Kinda like any minority or worker protections used to be called communist
    1
  4539. He actually scooped 35 million nanogram
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  4540. ​ @TehPwnerer the technology doesn't really matter, people scam with whatever crypto
    1
  4541.  @Defective1313  okay, why the hell exactly 2024? I get itchy when people tie predictions to a specific time without explanation
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  4542. That's not the point. Just think it is proven.
    1
  4543. Es ist eine Strafe, nicht Entschädigung
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  4544. ​ @alechboy3578  i don't know much about of the ideology of Netanyahu but at least in action he's far better than Hitler who called for the execution of many, including their own Germans if they were disabled or seen as unfit in other ways
    1
  4545. The US government worked with former nazi longer than that did against
    1
  4546. ​ @lautaroka5847 except the money here is going to evil people, so how does this better the world?
    1
  4547. ​ @me0101001000 how do you know though? The exact same is said by some people seriously and those regularly spam YouTube videos that are critical of some country
    1
  4548.  @thechannelofultimatedestiny  Yeah, that's why you need a lot of tweaking and testing. We're not at the point yet where AI can figure out what we actually want it to do
    1
  4549. Aren't forecasts in economics hard because everyone's forecasts are already priced in?
    1
  4550. Having any sort of institution paying you money in this supposedly decentralized landscape You done goofed
    1
  4551. There is a problem but you don't name it? Sounds like there isn't and you just want to spread uncertainty in favor of Russia
    1
  4552. Damn this so relatable, I used to love them until I learned about it
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  4553. They still get all financial benefits of having that much wealth, even if it's tied in shares
    1
  4554. Was kann auf Frank Thiel eigentlich?
    1
  4555. Just because someone is gay etc doesn't mean that they want a conservative approach in other cases. Just think of conservative parties in non white countries, they could be anti every minority. Of course in the US it means voting for a party that does despise you
    1
  4556. Soo, there's a lot of kids who don't get properly fed at home and nothing is being done about the underlying issue? (judging by how the amount of students eligible for free lunch increased substantially) Is it one of those cases where you can only help kids because they're innocent but helping the parents who are adults would be communism?
    1
  4557. This looks like an ad
    1
  4558. Haven't seen them for many years irl
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  4559. Japanese people don't eat food, that's why they're all skinny
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  4560. What happens with the cash if the person does die
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  4561. Can you not generalize without justification
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  4562. Blackstone does business with whomever wants
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  4563. It's been calculated and is just a fraction of what Bitcoin uses.
    1
  4564. 🤔
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  4565. Increasing taxes would increase prices even more. Teachers are an ongoing cost. So you want to cut spending for them once this is over?
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  4566. I think people take this wrong. Elon gets criticized by verified people so why not make being verified useless
    1
  4567. More likely it's something that doesn't exist yet growing the size of trees
    1
  4568. Netflix gained more subscribers in the third quarter after losing for two before
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  4569. The US is a strange place where there are people complaining about public hand outs on one side and then are completely okay with spending billions on private companies for little return
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  4570. I don't think they held him hostage, only his factory/access to the Chinese market
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  4571. The critic of cancel culture is usually someone getting ruined over one small one time thing, not doing something wrong repeatedly
    1
  4572. Negative comments can be removed unlike dislikes
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  4573. Why's it always Forex?
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  4574. It should but many countries' citizens take this changes without any protest because they're made believe that it just can't be done other ways
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  4575. Not always true. 2008 was caused by having too many investors and running out of investments and switching to unsafe options and them then failing
    1
  4576. I've always found them sketchy because their office business model doesn't make economic sense. Besides that, businesses would really hate them and make them stop
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  4577. 5:09 what's up with rich Americans living in the ugliest of places? That doesn't look like Versailles at all, way too much concrete and way too bland
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  4578. How can you like this?
    1
  4579. I wonder if we get a better world from improvements after realizing what went wrong all along before it or a worse world by not having done enough and many people being pushed into poverty and worse rules for sake of economy or some arguments like that
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  4580. All AI art I've seen looks very generic compared to good artists who have their own style
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  4581. He also was playing in the times back then
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  4582. What's the truth? Prigozhin occupied the city for what reason?
    1
  4583. Tech companies seem to make a lot of needless innovations
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  4584. What allies? Also multiple things can be done simultaneously
    1
  4585. Imagine taking investment advice from tiktok
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  4586.  @Comrade_Nils  It's quite easy: In a non-democratic environment acting in the people's intrest instead of fighting of people who want your position won't keep you long in power usually. So it's less human nature but selection pressure towards someone egoistical
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  4587. Doesn't help
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  4588. The US and EU hasn't been a war zone for decades and doing much better than Russia in practically every way. A lot of the smartest people fled Russia since the start of war, causing a brain drain, making the future worse
    1
  4589. For a bank the interest consists of profit + risk. If the fed pays too much interest in a certain market then liquidity will try up. After 2008 no bank really wanted to lend money and if they'd gotten 3 % risk free the whole economy would fail.
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  4590.  @tobyjones9141  Getting a license is indeed limiting your freedom of movement. Not saying it shouldn't be a thing
    1
  4591. Even if AI is capable of making the same art, indistinguishable from human made art?
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  4592. But the question here is why it works
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  4593. The problem with buying information is ultimately you can't verify its quality until you obtain it so it's hard to say if a price is just upfront
    1
  4594. Weird, can't remember anything similar in western Europe
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  4595. Given that there's no public places where you can just socialize and take other drugs like you can drink alcohol it's hard to come on many people taking other drugs more responsibly
    1
  4596. I can't hear that
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  4597. ​ @ts87777 no it's not. Antisemitism has no rational roots, every "proof" is just cherry picking and anything contrary gets ignored
    1
  4598. ​What?
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  4599. ​ @alanmorris1831  in what way does BBC rewrite history?
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  4600. Are you that stupid? You really think Putin wouldn't do that if some American said something to him?
    1
  4601. How does it feel knowing that climate change deniers say you're all in a conspiracy?
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  4602. That's simply because now that there are competing streaming services they don't get access to the content those other companies own. It's not really the fault of Netflix but the result of the success of streaming service
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  4603. Lol but true
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  4604. Now I wonder how it was possible for multiple species to evolve when inter breeding was a thing. Was it just very rare, so there was never a total mixing?
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  4605. Was soll uns das jetzt sagen? Jetzt genau von allen möglichen Quellen für Waffen genau auf Ukraine zu zeigen hat nichts mit dem Video zu tun, sondern ist einfach nur ein pro russisches Kommentar gegen Ukraine. Wie gesagt off topic
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  4606. The whole point of tear gas is making people leave which is catastrophic if you then lock them in
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  4607. ​ @rabidlorax1650  pretty much all of the Americas has this, also some other countries on other continents
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  4608. Cut off ties? So they don't want zu integrate Taiwan anymore?
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  4609. ​ @ShaneTheBane  one thing with paying someone a lot is that that could also give them the opportunity to leave and use the money to start their own thing. Happened to the lead guy for autonomous driving at Alphabet, i think
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  4610. The FED is enabling more and more risky behavior
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  4611. I can see it fitting certain types of people who stay in a certain area for longer than an usual hotel stay but then move on
    1
  4612. Yeah, smart contracts don't live up to their name
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  4613. So basically the other people who don't use American Express subsidize the American express users who tend to be richer by having to pay higher prices. Nice
    1
  4614. That single guy killing off multiple people must have known it's an eventual death sentence for him
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  4615. So is this plant not mining Bitcoin by burning fossil fuel which creates co2?
    1
  4616. ​ @meglukes the US also had interment camps at the hight of gulags. Just don't be of the wrong race
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  4617. What
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  4618.  @subdiplomatic  you better learn to suck
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  4619. ​​ @satyasyasatyasya5746  if you're truthful but rude about it then don't be surprised if a date doesn't work out or someone ends a casual chat
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  4620. Deutschland hat bei weitem nicht die strengsten Corona Regeln. China sperrt regelmäßig ganze Städte ein wo nicht mal erlaubt ist mal kurz raus zu gehen für was auch immer
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  4621. John Oliver ist viel weniger kontrovers
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  4622. Prison inmate: "Why are you in here?" "I put love in food"
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  4623. What
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  4624.  @vicamogu  who's politicians don't claim to be independent to prevent aggression from China
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  4625. How was that so common? Did people break the law so often or did the police find reasons to fine people so often?
    1
  4626. The debt ceiling was made delibrately, the filibuster is just the result of missing limits. The problem with outlawing the filibuster is that it's practically impossible without restricting freedom of speech
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  4627. People can't realize they're fake because then they become boring, just like with the first wave of prank videos that got increasingly more fake until people lost interest. They have to be believed or actually be real or no one will watch them
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  4628. Social security in the form of national security, or so it's justified
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  4629. I thought that too at first but when you consider most sequels are worse than that doesn't really explain it
    1
  4630.  @michlblacksmith  tf? You can live in a house or rent it out but dodgecoin has no utility
    1
  4631. ​ @bbravoo  replace the swamp with loyalists
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  4632. Off topic
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  4633. Wouldn't that mean breaching every time they speak out the diagnosis with other in the room?
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  4634. Then why did people vote for him in the first place? From what I've seen he's been the same before and after
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  4635. ​ @richardgonzales3341 not just that. Even if you have an investment that somehow magically promises 20 % return without being a scam, it's uncertain if and when you'll get that return but the intrest rate is certainly to be paid.
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  4636. Kinda ironic that one guy talks about the house value and not being able to turn it into a rental property
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  4637. If you don't spend these bucks and instead invest or save them you're technically working against the intentions
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  4638. I don't think that's very useful if we don't know about the virus. Those traveling don't represent the average citizen and the virus probably has other characteristics than those samples might suggest
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  4639.  @johnmorgan8127  I was speaking of WSB users. But it also applies to other cases. Even with businesses, when it comes to becoming really big its a lot of luck about which competition you have to face, what the laws are when you grow, etc. Another company also going into the field your business operates in might me the end of it. Or maybe a new law comes along and puts you out of business Or the opposite and you got an opportunity others don't. Of course, all depend a lot on being good at it but most times outshining the others comes down to just having luck.
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  4640. Eh, I'd say it's more like an effort to peddle to customer demand and then retroactively justifying why this is the right solution. The best solution for an conscious individual in regards to not invest in immoral companies would be to hand pick stocks based on their own beliefs but that would leave out ETF/mutual fund providers. To keep expenses low those can't target such individuality and need to make some more generic metric
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  4641. ​@tripplefives1402no? Securities aren't currency. Securities are tradable investment financial assets. Currencies are what you use to pay for this and on their own aren't usually investments (which makes crypto currencies have contradictory claims)
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  4642.  @keyonkian  does that achieve anything
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  4643. She's so dumb, a tool of a big corporation
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  4644. As far as I know it was green when it wasn't at the pole, soo
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  4645. No
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  4646. Yes, the vision of to enlarging and purging Germany for the aryan race. And of course every vision is good.
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  4647. Like what?
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  4648.  @alaric_  No country has a population that actually supports a dictatorship in majority. It's already learned. The broad support is a fabrication of the dictatorship
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  4649. I still don't really understand how Uber isn't profitable when they don't cover any cost a regular taxi company has while taxis are profitable
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  4650. I don't think those two groups consisted of the same people
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  4651. What bothers me is that this shallow knowledge type content is what's prospering on TikTok because there's no time to dig deeper
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  4652. I was still in school back then but I don't remember anything changing for me, my family and other people I knew personally
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  4653. To be honest, he doesn't need to know that if he was legit.
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  4654. Somehow still contains judges not following the constitution
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  4655. He's actually Santa
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  4656. Another difference to North Korea is the weird things their leader does in public
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  4657. But more dislike it because of it
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  4658.  @JetJockey87  generative AI is self cannibalising by flooding its own input by its generic output
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  4659.  @maxtabmann6701  it's a mystery regardless of the reason why we don't know the answer
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  4660. What's harmful about the uk one
    1
  4661. They basically tried to file fir bankruptcy for strategical reason
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  4662. Oh really? Denmark was already 2/3rd there in 2010 and then doubled it
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  4663. Makes me wonder if he's so calm because it's not his first encounter
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  4664. Africa has profited from their natural resources before. Only that the majority of the population didn't benefit from it
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  4665. I hope flying cars won't get a thing. Just imagine traffic noise but now it's in the air too and you can't escape it by being far from roads
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  4666. Dave Ramsey gives terrible advice. It's always the same strategy, ignoring the specific situation despite being called by individuals for who he could give more tailored advice unlike some youtube video viewed for anyone
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  4667. Bypass sanctions but it's very expensive to do so
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  4668. Why
    1
  4669. I doubt it
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  4670. Four what?
    1
  4671. ​ @Josemarwalker who?
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  4672. Wasn't every bailout explained by it being for the public?
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  4673. Nuclear causes less environmental problems than natural gas. Pollution is also deadly.
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  4674. ​ @homeape. 8000 fighters of Wagner in Ukraine
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  4675. Attacking the judge is an attempt to make the judge be biased and so called off
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  4676.  @answerman9933  Most people just dont get paid enough money. Sure, there are well paid people who spend crazy but statistically they're the minority
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  4677. Why does Amazon need VC culture. Also Google is kinda questionable, they just need ads which any company can request. I don't know the ways Facebook makes money exactly
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  4678. Sadly in the end it was still big institutions that profited the most. Not the ones that were obviously hurt but others while most regular people made a loss, which basically just went to the institutions
    1
  4679. I hope they don't bail out
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  4680. The wealth management programs seem like a scam to me. They promised returns at which a bank should be willing to give loans. If they dont want to an ordinary person probably shouldnt lend them money either
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  4681. So basically because people are willing to pay more. And that while people complain about rising living costs
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  4682.  @justoly9045  didn't you listen? It gets repossessed and maybe it will rise but then it'll be new shares and yours are still worthless
    1
  4683. Paradoxical how a lot of data increases the risk of getting things wrong
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  4684. I've seen these deepfakes before but none of those fit his character. He'd never announce something like that
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  4685. Given how long the war has been going on so far I assume that would be too long
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  4686. ​ @mkvenner2 Prigozhin isn't some random person, he's well known and given much attribution and gains in Ukraine. Just killing him now would probably not go well for the public. If we look at similar cases in history they were usually not killed or punished for some time but just taken out of control, which so far aligns with what happened to prigozhin
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  4687. but he's trying to increase his audience and he cant scare away "newcomers" by being blatantly racist
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  4688. "Liechschtenstein"
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  4689. It seems more like a political nuisance to the puppets they installed in the Temple
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  4690. A lot of crypto projects are also using some company to operate it, like the coins these exchanges provide themselves, so it's centralized instead of decentralized. So basically crypto isn't delivering on any promises
    1
  4691. I've seen parts of "Say Yes to the Dress" because of my mom/siter watching it but thought that none of those extremer characters (like him) could be real
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  4692. I'd argue it's still different to make attacks in annexed territory and actual Russian territory. Especially the average Russian will feel much different to get attacked at home
    1
  4693. ​ @DragonK8  problem is a few people falling for it is enough. Voting with money isn't democratic at all. Micro transactions work because like 1 % of the player base spends thousands on the game. Trying to make a new good game is high risk compared to that. The free market is failing for gaming (and increasingly more for entertainment in general)
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  4694. ​ @abhi-45  companies which weren't profitable for years usually made things worse once they got profitable
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  4695. I find it kinda funny that strong KJV defenders are okay (or ignorant) of it being a translation while with Muslim the same type of people swear that you ought to read the untranslated version
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  4696. There are so many stories where one experienced employee quit because they didn't listen or didn't pay enough and the company immediately regretting it
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  4697. Carbon footprint does include all emissions created by the production of the consumed products.
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  4698. "so this is how the wealthy illegally not pay their fair share" Followed by "tax evasion" which is literally avoiding taxes legally
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  4699. Where's the fraud? Amazon provides a platform for selling to delivery, a lot of its profits actually coming from its cloud computing
    1
  4700.  @rajbhattacharya4427  You don't need to be rich, you need to be famous
    1
  4701.  @istvankovacs4154  He was in prison for stealing a cellphone, he didn't steal it inside. The punishment was because he was a small criminal and the big ones blamed those for overcrowded prisons
    1
  4702. ​ @Jkjoannaki some basically support pedophilia if it's within marriage
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  4703. ​ @graye2799  covid wasn't political until it came to people like you
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  4704. They can affect much more if they wanted
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  4705. At this point it seems like any time the opponents of Russia take the diplomatic route putin will just use it for aggression so no need to back up now
    1
  4706. This comment section has the most amount of crypto scam comments I've ever seen
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  4707. Dubai has quite ugly architecture and city planning. It's like a plastic city
    1
  4708.  @kylalee8737  I understand why they can't solely run on volunteers but getting paid kinda creates a conflict of interest to the cause
    1
  4709. Then they could do some shenanigans so the original shareholders get off easy by giving them something else and devalue the original shares
    1
  4710. This seems a bit of a far stretch
    1
  4711. Including yours technically
    1
  4712.  @gstlb  do unknown artists have the means to challenge having their intellectual property stolen anyway?
    1
  4713. Wot
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  4714.  @kinetixzz772  Das Szenario das er aufzeigt ist ein ganz bestimmtes. Tritt dieses ein dann hilft es ihm zugehört zu haben. Aber in allen anderen möglichen Szenarios wars für nix
    1
  4715.  @kerstenukatz8672  Er hat Recht behalten weil er eine Vorhersage macht dessen Eintreten für jemanden wünschenswert ist?
    1
  4716.  @annnee6818  Eben nicht. Man sollte keine Institution oder Person blind vertrauen, speziell nicht wenn es von denen Interessenskonflikte gibt.
    1
  4717.  @mattle4420  Crypto hat sich bis jetzt schlecht als Inflationsschutzt von den größten konventionellen Währungen gezeigt.
    1
  4718. ​ @markoanta3130  Seine persönliche Art? Als ich ihn das erste Mal in einem Video gesehen hatte schien er mit seiner Art vernünftig zu sein. Nur als er dann mit seinen Vorhersagen daherkam hat er für mich die Seriosität verloren, einfach nur generische Angstmache ohne irgendein Model dass es erklärt im Gegensatz zu der Gegenseite. Vielleicht hat die Gegenseite unrecht aber zumindest gibts da Begründungen im Detail.
    1
  4719. Investing in gold doesn't make sense to me, over long time it's only been fluctuating if you exclude inflation of fiat currency. It's just a way to keep value
    1
  4720. Successors regularly stabbed a retired authoritarian in the back
    1
  4721. ​ @warking4257 companies would rather sit on cheaper hardware and sell more expensive one
    1
  4722. Insolvenz hat Detroit aber erst jetzt beantragt.
    1
  4723. I've seen so many memes about the movie but never seen the movie or looked into how well it did that I until know thought all those were ironic and that the movie was a big flop financially
    1
  4724. Having enzymes and whatnot seems to be the most "natural" solution if you look at evolution. I'm thinking of for example back when wood plants first became a thing but nothing being able to break down wood and it just piling up at "waste". Seems to also be the only way to get plastic out of pretty much every where it doesn't belong
    1
  4725. Scientific research has told that China's growth has been fake and gray, or to put it more objectively, not real
    1
  4726. Ehh, most content is based on personality, not the content itself. You can't socialize with an AI
    1
  4727. Scientists don't pretend they know everything
    1
  4728. ​ @queenofdirt9082  every culture categorizes, if it only is about edible vs inedible, young needing care vs grown up etc. Put bluntly, the whole reason for the brain is to treat different things differently
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  4729. I dunno but working actively longer to increase your passive income seems much more reasonable because you can rarely make as much wealth increase passively as fast as actively and the more you work actively now the more you'll get passively later
    1
  4730. That's because the Americans didn't fight a country
    1
  4731. Any investor who's a lot on TV and such isn't that great of an investor because otherwise they're spend more time on investing instead of TV time.
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  4732. I think the gap is bigger in Italy because they were united much later and even nowadays the actual unity isn't quite there. Meanwhile the west east divide in Germany was temporary they were already united for a while at that point
    1
  4733. Are you pasting this comment on multiple videos? I swear I've seen it before
    1
  4734. I'm all for free speech but I can't quite read from the first amendment how it protects against cases like suing someone bankcrupt
    1
  4735. ​ @Zack-fu4lo  it's not good for people who have a mortgage or other debt
    1
  4736. Not too smart when they try to get Taiwan
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  4737. The confusion was caused by the hurt, not the other way around so this statement makes no sense
    1
  4738. A better security means harder to use means less credit card usage means less profits to credit card provider. So there's only a certain amount of security that's worth it instead of just paying for the cost that come out of fraud
    1
  4739. Do you mean tulips?
    1
  4740. Classic cola? That's just Cola
    1
  4741. Maybe he's smiling because he can speak his mind on television
    1
  4742. I don't think he's the most evil because he only used evil for pragmatic reasons
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  4743. But Europe's conflict were mostly internal while the middle east plunged into Chaos from external influences
    1
  4744. The thing is that you could theoretically sell it and not buy an equally priced home
    1
  4745. Just go further north and you have a non dry, non humid climate
    1
  4746. It could still be used by Hollywood and governments to create fake footage
    1
  4747.  @joseguerrero2221  I'm talking about professional investors, not retail investors
    1
  4748.  @Ampharosite  one time, yes, but they get into these situations regularly
    1
  4749. Why does he keep saying that about the US while being so big on China that has massive deficits shining through even with all their propaganda
    1
  4750. ​ @Uruz2012  it's log infinite it's like limited and is backed by comomic activity. Crypto is j ist selling to a bigger fool down the line
    1
  4751. ​ @boarfaceswinejaw4516  but Dennis average is lower than OP's median, which is impossible
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  4752. I hope Putin doesn't change his mind and make Trump do what he wants by stroking his ego
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  4753. Some money ends up in the hands of employees who can spend it. But as said in the video, it takes away resources to be used in war and if people have a bit more money but the amount of things they can buy decreases it might even out the purchasing power
    1
  4754. Philanthropy is just PR. Most billionaires created more harm exploiting people than can be fixed by giving their wealth away. Elon Musk does care. He sells Tesla shares to fund SpaceX
    1
  4755. They would need to pay workers much more and hiding meaningful big production in the US would also have a high cost. Just dealing with import is much less of a hurdle
    1
  4756. No
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  4757. How to sell gold by creating fear over decades without anything projected happening
    1
  4758. Why should it be on state level? Why not lower our higher? For me it doesn't make sense to put certain things somewhere else than federal, otherwise everything is done multiple times, always reinventing the wheel, having redundant institutions etc
    1
  4759. The more I learn about the modern probems of the UK the more problems seem to be related to cling onto a long forgotten past, even if all signs of it are basically left, like keeping those urinal phone booths.
    1
  4760.  @abc.2924  Seems more like clickbait to me. The title is describing something many are interested to see but the video fails to deliver
    1
  4761.  @abc.2924  Do you find it shocking?
    1
  4762. Aren't there versions of Christianity without hell?
    1
  4763. "thank for letting me know" Imagine them not telling him
    1
  4764. ​ @samsonsoturian6013  i don't trust any crowd funded project to be profitable because if it was why bother with so many individual investors
    1
  4765. Ehh, if they're the only ones not helping out now they're risking not getting enough help later if necessary
    1
  4766. That's why I don't trust this type of software in the first place
    1
  4767. All the in video ads for nebula makes me quite dislike it
    1
  4768. "why a project that never made sense to start with is failing"
    1
  4769. I've never seen a defect traffic light
    1
  4770. Musky
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  4771. I'm less concerned about planting more trees than preventing more trees to be cut to get more space
    1
  4772. It's a problem for people who still have a mortgage and end up with higher debt than the value of the house
    1
  4773.  @dmtlover3128  Many economists criticize any socialism. Big government bad, the private market creates the optimal solutions for any problem I don't think people looking out for their own self intrest is good or bad in general. There are cases where it's helpful and cases where it's harmful. Normally the bad ones would be filtered out by empathy and and the people around one to push back, but embracing greed nullifies these forces
    1
  4774. ​ @Henry-zh2ci  that's not the point of the saying. It's that if everyone seeks revenge for everything, nothing worth it will remain. Like in this case, imagine the plan succeeded and millions of Germans got killed. Now the Germans would be angry because many of them weren't actually for killing jews but now a lot of them are and start killing jews in revenge. If it gets bad enough they would end up genociding each other out of existence
    1
  4775.  @lee8287  well he had more than two children, so in this context he's "helping" to counter the problem
    1
  4776. Pretty much all rich people and high level politicians in China are involved in corruption. It's only enforced when you become a problem for the party
    1
  4777. Strange for me. My parents used to plant corn but never irrigated it
    1
  4778. Everytime it goes against them it's rigged. Can't be because they're not liked
    1
  4779.  @OhioTies  The richest investors are well educated in the topic, have connections, spend a lot of time on the topic and employ people just for that. You seriously think you can get anywhere near that as an individual who looks into it from time to time?
    1
  4780. Sam is talking so BS, why did anyone believe him?
    1
  4781. So you would have supported the nazi being in power, doing all they did just as long as they don't stack another country?
    1
  4782.  @GaryStephenJones  but there's other crypto too and who's to say bitcoin is gonna be it in the end
    1
  4783. Most countries don't act purely on capitalist economics
    1
  4784. I don't know, her appearance always seemed like a generic young women having a half assed business idea
    1
  4785. ​ @ryngoslyng7629 No it's not. Nationalism isn't about communities but the nation, often preferring the interest of the nation over the benefit of the individuals
    1
  4786.  @brettharter143  besides reducing spending by firing employees he also managed to reduce revenue by making adverdisers leave and now lots of ads are just straight up scams
    1
  4787.  @TropospherePixels  if these investments are done on a large scale and reasonable planned out it would stabilize the country. Someone trying to overthrow the government would have it much harder to find supporters when the people aren't living in misery
    1
  4788. If looked from a capitalist/free market standpoint the Chinese government decisions don't make sense. First let real estate get in a unsustainable bubble, then immediatly put in new rules that many real estate companies cant fulfill, making them fail. You cant do proper business in a market where the government makes such drastic changes seemingly random.
    1
  4789. You seem to confuse terrorists and political opponents
    1
  4790.  @Victor-07-04  Americans are often still love their state so I don't see that as a hindering
    1
  4791. What echo chamber? Just ask people living in different places, US type cities inhabitants regularly make complaints inhabitants from better designed cities don't make
    1
  4792.  @NordicWildSoul  truly turned his life around
    1
  4793. You can't count second vote as high as first vote
    1
  4794. She didn't really say anything
    1
  4795. So was it?
    1
  4796. It's actually not that different from now. Courts heavily rely on eye witnesses which are notoriously unreliable, especially the more time passed
    1
  4797. It actually seems not that bad of a timing. There's the war in Ukraine and Israel now, China holding claims to the south china sea and Taiwan more, which keeps the west and south east Asia already distracted and that's where the most powerful players are
    1
  4798. I think China falls in the category where their environment doesn't provide the security to not turn to religion for security, and especially the last years seems like their economy prosperity doesn't seem so promising anymore, basically the only thing that kept them going
    1
  4799.  @domschm6599  yeah sure, a total out of balance between supply and demand
    1
  4800. It's a cool tech that already exists without crypto
    1
  4801. It made both look weak, if you're correct they'd acted foolish. Significant military movements can be seen on satellite imagery anyway, so no sneak up possible
    1
  4802. Donut face lol
    1
  4803. ​ @Madchris8828  nah, the one percent needs people with higher education to work for them for cheap
    1
  4804. What if you go short on disaster options?
    1
  4805. Why mid 2021? What makes you think to be that certain in time
    1
  4806.  @JJ_Jonah  I wouldn't say ignorant but indifferent. Doing something about it would probably increase the price of oil and people rather not have that
    1
  4807. ​ @americadivided2564  Russia started putting in company paramilitaries, doesn't look like Russia is on the winning side and their tactics rely on heavy loses but they're barely making any gains. If they keep doing it that way they'll soon run out of soldiers to fight
    1
  4808. There are tens of thousands of channels with more than a million subscribers now, at this point every one only knows a small fraction of them
    1
  4809. It only matters for low level jobs. CEOs etc can have a criminal history
    1
  4810. Definition of woke in a court case by the side defending DeSantis: "the belief there are systemic injustices in American society and the need to address them."
    1
  4811. That's only true if you want fruit. If you want flowers it's bad
    1
  4812.  @ajrobbins368  but these projections are ultimately meaningless
    1
  4813. I hope the content on YouTube doesn't eventually turn out as bland as the ads themselves. And in case people think "I can just switch to other platforms then": Not if the advertisers do too because otherwise it has no funding and either fails or not be free to use
    1
  4814. Why does the video title end in a question mark when it's not a question?
    1
  4815. The reaction to Japan overtaking American car factory is the most petty thing I've seen in the whole "America is best" context
    1
  4816. Why do you want to make a city a certain way if you don't live in one?
    1
  4817. The thing about teens is that they eventually grow up and aren't teens anymore
    1
  4818. What does it mean to be a proud American then?
    1
  4819. I don't know about not putting salt, etc back into the ocean again because otherwise we're slowing depleting the ocean of it, potentially killing of species. I think we'd need to make it similar to natural evaporation as possible to not cause more environmental damage
    1
  4820. After Crimea no peace deal by Putin can be trusted
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  4821. Are they all from Africa?
    1
  4822. I know people from Iran and they say the death means nothing. He was just pre picked anyway and another will follow
    1
  4823. Those are highly regulated and anything fishy would be detected much faster
    1
  4824. I think this doesn't even need to be explained to all Americans, just get rid of the current voting system that favors always having two parties. The moment people can vote for a more left party instead of having to vote Democrat only to not vote the more right option, there will be pressure to the left because when asked on single policies instead of asking what party someone votes, Americans are more left leaning then they realize
    1
  4825. The underlying problem in Lebanon is independent of cashless vs cash
    1
  4826. The decision for open office is usually pushed by higher ups who coincidentally do have their own office
    1
  4827. Why's there always these expressions of needing to give someone a raise or paycheck without having any idea of what they earn already?
    1
  4828. I know no one who gives them an untouchable pedestal. They just aren't prosecuted
    1
  4829. Do we have a future?
    1
  4830.  @EQOAnostalgia  Just calling it all the same is the type of ignorance that allows such things to happen
    1
  4831. I kinda wonder what would have been if the government that outlawed alcohol wasn't also one in favor of a small government and police force
    1
  4832. I'll definitely downgrade and consider canceling Netflix if they do it in my country too
    1
  4833. You can pay Forbes to write articles nowadays
    1
  4834. I thought it was just a commercial
    1
  4835. Gotta make it about racism
    1
  4836. Bitcoin gets more and more into the hands of institutions, just like planned when trying to get away from them :^)
    1
  4837. The US isn't supreme
    1
  4838. ​ @JohannDaart  what are you on about?
    1
  4839. Sometimes what the fed says turns out right not because they knew it but because they said it and expecting it made it real
    1
  4840. Shouldn't democracy just mean that the government represents what the people want instead of anything else?
    1
  4841. In what way? When i tried googling it i could only find that China related publishing mentioned in the video
    1
  4842. In ear monitors? Tf
    1
  4843. Seen it couple of times before I think
    1
  4844. Downplaying a major event while comparing it with some random minor, maybe made up event. Cope harder
    1
  4845. Idk but this seems like some propaganda piece. Hope it's not and we're getting some progress
    1
  4846. I thought I'd just look a part of the video and that would mean that I won't see the investment part but now I'm at that part and realized I've looked it almost all through already
    1
  4847. Zuckerberg would be much more successful if he was human
    1
  4848. The first seems more important than the latter
    1
  4849. ​ @martinusamsterdam7667 ?
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  4850. What do you know that the market doesn't?
    1
  4851. It seems to me that mose older building lose their historic face or get torn down completely due to modernization not being compatible with older building practices
    1
  4852. Isn't the whole idea of the American dream that you CAN afford/make it?
    1
  4853. I'm so out of it i can't tell if this is satire or not
    1
  4854. I'd want that earth watch. But not for that price
    1
  4855. Idk why you brought merch into this. You only need to ask that question when you're they're making promises about it, like getting rich or some product with some health benefit. When it's a product that people want to have just for the sake of the product then I'd argue that you don't need to question it
    1
  4856. They didn't plan on capturing everything my military attack but that Ukraine would just give up quickly and that they could capture the capital and replace the government
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  4857. S(uper) pain
    1
  4858. That doesn't make sense
    1
  4859. Crypto loans are so stupid. With regular loans you go to authority (court if necessary) to get at least something back, maybe even suing with fraud. But in allegedly decentralized crypto needing to resort to that would undermine the decentralization aspect. And you can't create a smart contract to do any of that because it needs to happen outside of the block chain
    1
  4860. It already lost most of the latest peek
    1
  4861. Criticism isn't jealousy
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  4862. is there any proof it did actually help? (not to discretdit what came after)
    1
  4863. I'm from Austria and if a German comes here no one calls them a foreigner even nowadays
    1
  4864. It doesn't care about the rich either, only their money
    1
  4865. Not really, the lack of opportunities there is what created this phenomenon
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  4866.  david stewart  blood is actually pretty expensive once it got donated but it's hard to give that back to the donators because that would attract people like addicts which you don't wanna have
    1
  4867. ​ @cathalobrien5691 we can't have people read that or they'll might think that racism is bad /s
    1
  4868. Where I live the city with high density and the surrounding that's usually more suburban like are separated, so that kind of substitution isn't possible anyway
    1
  4869. A 2.5 % emergency fund?
    1
  4870. I don't think so. The Taliban have their origin in rebellion, something that the average medieval peasant probably wouldn't like. Other than conservatism which on its own is very abstract I don't see a connection.
    1
  4871. Expat and immigrant are different things regardless of wealth
    1
  4872. One million m3 water a day for Rome? That seems excessive given the population was about a million, so like 1000 liter of water per person per day
    1
  4873. Quaker are radically progressive?
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  4874. Any proof that the earth is round is just part of the conspiracy!! /s
    1
  4875. Jetzt wird schon so getan als ob diese bewusstseinverändernden und abhängig machenden Zigaretten eine Droge wären
    1
  4876. How does this fit the narrative of the Persians? They got us but then apologized?
    1
  4877. If news outlets only reported on relevant topics they'd run out of content
    1
  4878. Why did Nikola stock go up?
    1
  4879. He doesn't make fun of starving people
    1
  4880. Because Zionism isn't about getting some land but that particular land they used to be on. Without Zionism the idea of giving jews their own place wouldn't have existed
    1
  4881. Yeah, which makes this story pretty boring
    1
  4882. Why's it always pointed out that in the end it had an economic crash while not telling that they've also created a boom due to the industrialization? Not saying it makes it all good again but I'd prefer more nuance
    1
  4883. I'd put it the other way around
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  4884. The west has most supporters of all blocs
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  4885.  @Marinealver  One can be greedy and logical at the same time. Somehow greedy in investment is synonymous with being greedy while too risky but that's not the general definition of greedy
    1
  4886. You're the second to write second
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  4887. What technic?
    1
  4888.  @kazawaki4822  die Chinesen zb machen es aber auch schon, seit es dort eine breitere Mittelklasse gibt sind die Konsumschulden auch angewachsen.
    1
  4889. Die Wirtschaft in Deutschland brummt wegen den niedrigen Zinsen, den für Deutschland gesehen unterbewerten Euro
    1
  4890. Brazil is also basically a more native place for corn
    1
  4891. It should be illegal to throw people out by doing things like remembering cards
    1
  4892. Become true or people forgetting about your prediction when they don't play out
    1
  4893. He's a con man who falls for other con men
    1
  4894. Wth?
    1
  4895. There's a difference to Japan tho: The CCP can interfere to a great degree and they also control the media and internet to a big degree, so they might be able to turn into to something else than in Japan. Not necessarily something better for the Chinese people
    1
  4896. I wonder how long it takes until people realize this time not to jump into every crypto hype
    1
  4897. ​ @danz1182 whether that's true or not, it doesn't change the fact that the American infrastructure is crumbling
    1
  4898. ​ @garychen2048 oh yeah, heard that in some area with like a thousand dams has just like 1 inspector
    1
  4899. ​ @PtrkHrnk there's no incentive for competitors of one industry to share one app. The super apps work because the company actually implements all the main features
    1
  4900. Not everything is covered by free speech. You can't call for violence, blatantly lie, etc
    1
  4901. What's when those food stamps get eliminated?
    1
  4902. Drama has to stay somewhere or it'll spill everywhere
    1
  4903.  @freddy4603  Them thinking that the Soviet union could invade only depends on the soviet's judgment, the Chinese don't need to think they're weak themselves. In that way it makes sense to escalate to show them that they're not weak
    1
  4904.  @ProducerGio  now that sounds like an unsubstantiated claim
    1
  4905. There were a couple of immoral put pitches on this at show before, just not as obviously immoral
    1
  4906. That's visible on satellite images. Very smart tactic
    1
  4907. I prefer ads over paywalls. I can't pay for some many site's subscriptions
    1
  4908. They probably would have nukes by now if their programs weren't regularly sabotaged
    1
  4909. Such a give away that it worked multiple times
    1
  4910. A lot of it becomes non functional if not maintained properly (which it most likely wasn't)
    1
  4911. With hot air
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  4912. I'm assuming this "local peak" in biological evolution works the same way as it does in evolutionary algorithms. And because of those local peaks species often don't change at all if the environment doesn't pressure them to change but when the environment changes what's better gets reevaluated and change is better again. Many species are than too far away from where they need to be and die out
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  4913.  @RyanMWilliams  or something lost in translation
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  4914. Hamas greift aber eben an um das zu verhindern
    1
  4915. How does a flight to save heavens translate to bond markets if interest rates are increasing?
    1
  4916. I think I'd watch more Netflix if I didn't keep on finding new things before finishing a series
    1
  4917. XRP was specifically made for payment and an deflationary currency is a currency no one wants to spend
    1
  4918. Idk. In some way yes, but in some way they could use that to manipulate the market without even needing to provide any news. Most trivial example: Sell a lot, market crashes because it thinks something bad happened in the background, then instantly buy back.
    1
  4919. Tax cuts on the rich means they create more jobs /s
    1
  4920. Always nice to see middle men who do fuck all get the most out of it
    1
  4921. When a bear arrives, jump out the car and fight the bear with your bare hands like a man
    1
  4922. Europe went way up much on fossil fuel cars and not wanting to switch to EV
    1
  4923. I'm not getting it
    1
  4924. This was quite unexpected to me
    1
  4925. They know the truth but it's all they got as justification
    1
  4926. Stealing art makes you an art expert?
    1
  4927. Corporations will be scarred too tho, like who's willing to lend to a company that's already had a bankruptcy before
    1
  4928. ​ @stevem4660  not being able to make fun of yourself is a sign of weakness
    1
  4929. They're trying to focus more on getting dominant than being profitable, worked out well for Amazon for example
    1
  4930. I remember that I've heard movies and series making fun of timeshares being a scam before I even know what a timeshare even is. It's weird to me that despite that people still fall for it
    1
  4931. "Why I won't learn a foreign language"
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  4932. ​ @matthewmagda4971 I've seen many stories online of totally abusive parents getting into struggle and expecting the child to support them because they're their parents
    1
  4933. ​ @rolandwoltman7835 The first paragraph is pretending you care, the second paragraph is misrepresenting the rainbow flag (trans inclusive version i assume?). You just don't want kids to know minorities exist
    1
  4934. ​ @itsblitz4437 elected monarchs have been a thing
    1
  4935.  @angryatheist  what's pro US in this video?
    1
  4936. Bei Verkehr ist zumindest die Hoffnung dass Verbrennungsmotor in Zukunft von alleine weniger werden
    1
  4937. But in Japan it's often also people who just failed in some way but unlike other countries then shut down because of the strong sense of pride and shame, something I haven't really seen anywhere else
    1
  4938. This time the "It's time to learn how money works" is after the video middle
    1
  4939. Schools should teach one how to recognize scammers
    1
  4940. ​ @Nowherenear-w1d  the Russian soldiers who get killed in the war had plans too
    1
  4941. Passive voice should be avoided? Never heard of that
    1
  4942.  @tigeriussvarne177  it is a big mistake because the green party is also not supposed to do such things. Basically two left parties in power with no right stopping them but they still did a right wing policy
    1
  4943. What's sad is that even if they get caught and punished by court the fines are usually so low that it's basically no reason to stop because stopping would be more expensive on the long term
    1
  4944. How do you expect to fit that many events into one video
    1
  4945. If it was possible to predict the impact that price would already be priced in the stock prices and you can't act on it anyways anymore
    1
  4946.  @kucanusa3750  I know but that's saying nothing about how justified that ratio is.
    1
  4947.  @Newlinjim  well duh. But future risks also affect today's value. What's 50 % return on investment in one year when the investment is worthless the next year
    1
  4948. In western Europe the people were able to get more and more rights over time but that never really happened in Russia until the October revolution, but that eventually ended up in Stalin's repressive regime. Later was the fall of the Soviet Union which gave hope but just ended with oligarchs. With that history I'm not sure if they can see that fighting is worth it
    1
  4949. We learn more with every recession but politicians are not so eager to provide long term solutions that only become effective past their term and may hurt in the short time
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  4950.  @wholeNwon  current generations already do
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  4951. Why beat someone up for not paying what was agreed to if you're a millionair tho? You got the means to get that money
    1
  4952. Some people make jokes about those things with friends and don't realize it'll be taken seriously when taken out on the general public
    1
  4953. The Belgium had no government because the two main ethnicities had trouble getting along, not really a desirable situation
    1
  4954. You may not be able to fake a real smile but what if you just get yourself to actually smile for other reasons
    1
  4955. when was it better?
    1
  4956. If you go by the Bible he might not support either but hating them would go against their teaching. Back then the Romans were also quite destructive and he didn't talk hate about them but rather talked about getting away from it in the afterlife
    1
  4957. Tito tried to unite something that didn't want to be united, it's what made the Austrian Hungarian empire fall apart after all
    1
  4958. ​ @dollarcostbackpacker1226  those who can't pay should be easily to filter out. "This person clicked on 100 ads but never bought anything, let's boot em"
    1
  4959. I don't even get how people even think that any US president has control over it
    1
  4960. Not letting grain out would cause pretty much any other country on earth have a problem and not look at Russia kindly
    1
  4961. What would be the legal reasoning behind not allowing server side ad injection?
    1
  4962. Musk is just trying to slow down AI development so he can catch up. If he already had a good AI he wouldn't bring it up
    1
  4963. Couldn't all that automation cause that the factories come back to the countries that has the consumers?
    1
  4964. No more
    1
  4965. Is it healthy to take diabetic medicine if you don't have diabetes?
    1
  4966. Where?
    1
  4967. But it doesn't really conflict with the solution in this video so no reason to add it in and make it needlessly complex
    1
  4968. Probably because people are more interested about what goes on in finance now with covid
    1
  4969. The Roman empire fell when the "eastern" Roman empire fell, all other claims to being an Roman empire see successor are superficial
    1
  4970. IT guy as in working in an IT department or generally information technology?
    1
  4971. Where did you get that they're outraged?
    1
  4972. Why was it a SPAC?
    1
  4973. Not just 5000 years later but with people all around Earth, which is much much bigger than what they perceived as their world
    1
  4974. The parents of girls only benefit if they see the girl as an asset because either way, once married the girl has to be submissive to the husband
    1
  4975. Why do you want to cash out? But really, the answer depends on what you answer on that question
    1
  4976. The constitution of one country doesn't apply to a different country.
    1
  4977. ​​​ @idimo7976  it does matter. Russia invaded under the claim that the government in Ukraine worked against the people. But yes, those three people need to be get dragged to court too. Most people in the west don't think they're good people
    1
  4978. ​ @ScrumpyWingnuts201  what if the federal reserve decides to do it on their own?
    1
  4979. To tighten grip of power always requires some sort of justification
    1
  4980. tiktok has nothing to do with free speech. The Chinese government actually silently makes tiktoks that are critical of them not popular
    1
  4981. The fact that Putin doesn't really care about the death of the people makes it highly likely he'll take more drastic actions if it gets apparent that Russia can't win the conventional way
    1
  4982. The video at the beginning didn't include the groups most commonly seen problematic for immigration
    1
  4983. Isn't euroscepticism mainly rooted in the EU having influence at all? I can't remember someone being against the EU because things don't get done
    1
  4984. ​ @hanyuuhiiragi3544  if you tax rich people less they give more to their employees. Because... idk
    1
  4985. That doesn't really make sense. They still can be a scam if it's easy to explain and a lot of businesses are too complicated for a sixth grader
    1
  4986. I don't think comparing work where you get paid by hours and know an exact amount you'll get beforehand is a good analogy to use for something where you don't know what you'll get and can keep getting money far later
    1
  4987. One of the stuff people are buying are stocks
    1
  4988. I've never heard someone talk positively about Bill Gates lol
    1
  4989. What's that supposed to mean
    1
  4990. German politicians have made some counterproductive decisions, like reducing government spending in a recession when the opposite is generally recommend, or shutting down nuclear plants which increased co2 emissions despite wanting to reduce them and also increase dependency on Russia
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  4991. If they could just create money making websites that way why would they give them away? And if they do want to give in some way, why not give them away for free or just give the money? That's the things people who believe these kind of guys never seem to ask
    1
  4992. Is USDC any more transparent?
    1
  4993. ​ @awayforthewin1325 it's an capitalist idea which mostly didn't exist before that
    1
  4994. ​ @shanemiller9000 who's that
    1
  4995. It's insane
    1
  4996. Not really? A Ponzi scheme claims the money is there, the fractional reserve is no secret
    1
  4997.  @evantambolang3052  Most noble families were involved in something, it usually just didnt become big news
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  4998. I hate that mobile games make that much money
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  4999. The US defaulted and that's why China's currency is losing value against the US' currency?
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  5000. Money doesn't make happy, lack of money makes unhappy
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  5001. Kinda confused why this topic is on this channel
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  5002. I think the worst would be personally attacking and shit talking the diseased to an level even unreasonable while they were alive
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  5003.  @gabrielgarcia7554  if they wrote the software to drive you can't argue the liability lies solely at the owner
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  5004.  @williamyoung9401  nah, most of them just commit "suicide"
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  5005. But it's hard to assess the price of something that's not getting sold
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  5006. Just because the supply of something can't be changed doesn't prevent market manipulation
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  5007. They actually don't even need to evade taxes at this point to end up paying a lower tax rate than poorer people.
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  5008. Buying hardware also seems to make more sense to do online, more choices and cheaper for the same product
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  5009. The thing about green discoloration is that unfortunately it only comes after it already turned bad
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  5010. It's all a farce, it only affects rich people who aren't simultaneously party members
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  5011. China could be in for a fun ride because Xi replaced a lot of positions based on loyalty to him instead of merit how the ccp used to do
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  5012. Russia is attacking Ukraine with the claimed intention of protecting Russians in Ukraine while mostly attacking regions with more Russians
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  5013. ​ @Paciat  you need some level of intelligence to come to that solution despite everyone around you thinking otherwise. It's easy to say it's obvious when you live in a world where it's normal to do that
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  5014.  @nerfherder4284  even if it's not real, just adding two dimensions to chess would make it much much harder to play than regular chess, especially since our natural imagination works only up to 3d
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  5015. Did you watch the video? He says "in twenty years or so", still 19 years to go.
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  5016. He's slowing joining the dark side
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  5017. ​ @demaistre2458  now this isn't an example from the middle ages but it's still an example where artificial restrictions based on class prevented someone competent to rise further and I'll take that example too because so well known: Napoleon. Managed to dominate continental Europe but previously was held back from rising further because of not being noble. There must be countless of serfs who could have been great at certain things but none of them gotten the opportunity. At least nowadays some people can make it
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  5018. ​ @tonysoviet3692 public transportation doesn't try to maximize profits but maximize use. Some deals actually makes them lose money which companies wouldn't do
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  5019. Or what?
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  5020. The bank bet on intrests rates staying low and that obviously didn't play out. If they didn't and organized themselves differently the bank run could have been handled
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  5021. Theoretically you could do it by keeping losing and showing so others don't try
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  5022. I don't remember when it was but some Republican once came up with the idea of just opposing everything the democrats suggested, even if it's something they agree with so that the democrats have to give in and do something they want, effectively giving them some government control even when the president isn't Republican
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  5023. Video length is 621
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  5024.  @mikolowiskamikolowiska4993  I'm not from the US
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  5025. It looks bigger than it is on the mercator projection, but in reality it's still the biggest country when it comes to area, almost twice as big as the US while having half the population
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  5026. How can I get AI generated videos out of my Youtube suggestions?
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  5027. ​ @pandapruitt2542  wouldn't that go against the prosecution arc of Christians?
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  5028. Weaponizing in space is way too costly (some minor damage can be fatal) and getting anything until space is very expensive. I've always found these sea-style space battles in science fiction so unrealistic for that reason
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  5029. Thanks for adding absolutely nothing to the discussion
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  5030. ​ @j-doomer7421 why do you fear in this context? Are you doing money laundering?
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  5031. Bitte wo ist das ein Luxusproblem? Scheint mir eher als wäre Deutschland auf den Weg zu dem gesundheitsystem der USA wo man wenn man Pech hat, stirbt
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  5032. Maybe they'd have better chances if they didn't alienate the rest of the world and be more diplomatic. I don't think the killing of certain people within would have been enough reason because Western nations have had many good relationships with such countries before. And the targeted people weren't valued equal in the general at the time
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  5033. Also going to the west would thin out their army
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  5034.  @lonyo5377  that just pushes the same problem to another party and then back to them with higher fees, once again an incentive to keep as much money in the whole system
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  5035.  @Zack_Wester  that doesn't explain why he explained himself pr reacted at all
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  5036. Not really a good idea to generalize, asking an investor for help might end up them getting more profit out of it then they give you help. Maybe you got an investor who takes over control and dissolves the company to sell the parts for profit
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  5037. ​ @ericp1139  i don't get why it's a contradiction. It makes sense to put yourself in enemy territory to undermine them
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  5038. Elon is just PR as a person
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  5039. No, he said it's not necessarily bad. It's really more about the lack of predicability than the high inflation itself that's the problem
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  5040.  @fireice8  not really ironic, they only became such big enemies once Nazi Germany got defeated
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  5041. What
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  5042. Another crypto scam? Who would have thought
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  5043.  @Talleyhoooo  probably because this happened in a differently governed belgium while must of US history happened in a (supposedly) democratic society
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  5044. "Let's not overcomplicate things" The basic concept is pretty trivial but it's not explained. So you're basically left to speculation if this whole thing is right or wrong. And if you understand it you're probably watching something that actually explains what's going on instead
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  5045.  @devilhunterred  going out of business due to not being profitable isn't bankruptcy
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  5046. As said in the video, TikTok for the most part doesn't really have very valuable data
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  5047. ​ @xyzmediaandentertainment8313 most people in the US are of European descent. Are they now all a threat to national security?
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  5048. Inflation doesn't matter to the retail investor. All that is known is already priced in and it's unlikely that some random person who doesn't spend the majority of their time on finances to make a better conclusion than organisations with thousands of full time professionals
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  5049. I suppose hsbc uses those dollars to provide dollars to the Chinese economy
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  5050. When thinking about it it makes absolute sense that it's top down and with predictions instead of bottom up with only perception. In the wild you have to predict where food and danger is, can't just run around aimless and looking what's there
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  5051. Damn, I agree with the segfault one
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  5052. @tripplefives well, duh. Can't use your own currency as reserve currency
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  5053. Stop thinking "elite". He's a multi billionaire. Ultra rich rarely face consequences even even really unpopular. With millions you can influence politics but millions are little for a billionaire
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  5054. How deeply stupid uk voters are
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  5055. Fail again? He didn't fail at all, he became a billionaire.
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  5056. @tripplefives but people and animals are far more adaptive (besides also being self serving and not existing to fulfill a certain requirement) while machine learning is very restricted. Babies don't misbehave and put objects in their mouth because of lack of having a better response, they put it in the mouth to learn about the shape because their other senses aren't as developed yet. Your stat bars comparison shows that you're oversimplifying humans. Just eating is so complicated that scientists still aren't sure what's healthy and unhealthy. And you also can't put emotions on a few scales. They're often talked about in simple ways but they're also so complicated that we're far from understanding what's going on
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  5057. Germans have a better life than Russians or Ukrainians
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  5058. In my opinion long term predictions of societies don't make any sense. We can always have some unpredictable events, be it negative like a pandemic or positive like an unexpected breakthrough. Sometimes a bad event even makes things better afterwards long term, sometimes good events make things worse long term. The only really predictable problem is that our pollution increasingly makes earth less habitable for ourselves
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  5059. This channel is trapped in wild sauce
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  5060. Theoretically it can be. Planned obsolescence is more of a waste problem first than about co2. I built you an old style broom with just wood and ensure it breaks apart faster than it normally should and you just got carbon neutral planned obsolescence
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  5061. So much violence
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  5062. Yeah it's kinda clickbait or being ignorant to call him a foreigner that magically took over another country. It also goes totally against the Nazi ideology to be ruled by someone they don't call their own
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  5063. As far as i understand that only applies to unused homes, with the law behind squatting being getting rid of unused land
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  5064. This is actually bad ass
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  5065. In GB merchants and such had become much more powerful while in china at the point the state and bureaucracy was still the center point. They might not agree with a foreigner asking but they wouldn't flip out in GB. China also wasn't big on trade because they already had all they wanted within
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  5066. That alone isn't really a justification. Splitting it off might hurt effectiveness
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  5067. After getting rid of the cane he still walks like as if he used it
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  5068. Can't tell if they try to be more professional to the audience or the people they need to approach during research
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  5069. It's not about whether it's needed but whether it's used
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  5070. Maybe he's made relations there before he had to flee
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  5071. But it's what it's been called since it existed
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  5072. I doubt you can get an honest answer with that sponsor
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  5073. He said up and down, meaning there were times where it decreased but only under Andrew Jackson was it fully gone
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  5074. Are the dislikes from Trump fanboys?
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  5075. Bullshit oversimplification
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  5076.  @jensenraylight8011  crypto makes it more expensive than it needs to be. The companies running the biggest websites are profitable without charging every user
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  5077. Funny how they use Bitcoin but use dollar prices
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  5078. People in the comment section don't seem to understand that the Chinese government doesn't actually go after all rich but just the ones opposed to the CCP. Also, there's a lot of corruption China, so it's not unlikely that a lot of those donations don't end up at its supposed destination In the end the Xi section of the CCP is only trying to get back power in areas where non CCP people or opposing factions are in the play
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  5079. ​ @elonever.2.071  hyper inflation is good for cuties in debt, it reduces the effective burden
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  5080. The stock is about the future, and the future can look differently over time for the same company without sales, debt to equity ratio, etc Egbert changing
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  5081. I think it's more like "We are fascist racists but we can't make it that obvious" They use a lot of rhetorics to make them sound more tolerant than they are, also shifting attention from real issues to fabricated ones to distract from the real negative impact their policies have
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  5082. ​ @kleroterion1196 ironically there's a Vin Diesel wine
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  5083. Why?
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  5084.  @generalaccount6531  No it's not, Singapore is highly dependent on the world economy, which the US has a big impact on
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  5085. Why shouldn't businesses leave whole instead? I wouldn't want to be a guy in Russia still who sent his employees outside
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  5086. Tell that archegos capital
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  5087. These are companies trying to make money, can't make a lot of money with already existing dishes
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  5088. Using NFTs for real estate, doxxing wasn't what first came to mind. It's hacking. Imagine losing your home because someone hacked into account. Plenty of NFTs got stolen that way
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  5089. Never got boostraping a server is supposed to be more cost effecient
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  5090.  @samsonsoturian6013  all the while mistreating workers and paying low wages. He probably helped less people than he exploited. That's bs charity. Just like Rockefeller only started doing bigger charities after his public image went way to bad after his worker's conditions, all the while not improving much there, just his public image
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  5091. That one guy with the long beard sounds like Warren buffet
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  5092. Exactly. One takes a bit of what you have, the other takes a lot of what you don't have
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  5093. Any proof for your claims?
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  5094. Doesn't that apply to pretty much all automated food processing though?
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  5095. That was an illusion from the start. For a start, the whole infrastructure is run by big corporations and has always been. The only thing that kept corporations out at first is not knowing how to use the internet for profit
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  5096.  @zacharygreen5467  At the time the IRS getting after gangsters wasn't (much of) a thing so it wasn't stupid for back then
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  5097.  @ISureDont  not if there was a harvest failure or an enemy burning it all down
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  5098. They way money is borrowed and for what purpose does matter tho, can't put that all in one
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  5099. He certainly isn't the source of political stability
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  5100. I would have thought so too but the Trump administration puts more focus on culture war nonsense and enriching themselves
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  5101. You can blend in pretty much everywhere when it's a situation where not everyone knows everyone else
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  5102. Idk if letting a river in a dry climate dry up is sustainable
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  5103. Because government intervening in the US for the public is often painted as being communism
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  5104. I find it interesting that Mussolini didn't strengthen his grip on power like Hitler did
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  5105. In gewisser Weise stimmt da china ja zu, deshalb wollen sie ja Tawain integrieren
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  5106. That thing is rather ugly
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  5107. Trump made the US government look both weak and untrustworthy
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  5108. Couldn't they sell the cow if they don't actually want it? Put then of course one might not want the Chinese government seeing that
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  5109. Owning gold in this case sounds more reasonable if you don't trust bank. Less likely to get destroyed (can't burn or easily float away on water) and you're also not using money that's printed by a bank
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  5110. ​​ @johngaltline9933  that's bs. The regulations are necessary, some loans shouldn't happen (see 2008) and insurance companies wouldn't blindly provide insurance at too low prices, it's the government bailing out whenever these disasters happen. And with the regulations having loopholes there will be companies exploiting them like cash app
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  5111. Doesn't the government how to read this signs by now?
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  5112. I remember a story of a house being rebuild like 3 times
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  5113. You're just going to ignore that the USA has created these conditions by overthrowing elected governments and replacing them with corrupt ones?
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  5114. Japan seems to big on elitism tho. In the west many of the richest started in middle class but in Japan it seems to be run by old families
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  5115.  @user-op8fg3ny3j  Not true, there's a residence against the Taliban
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  5116. Maybe he did
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  5117.  @seantaggart7382  not true from perspective of quantum state, that's a too literal interpretation of observer. There's a reason why Schrödingers cat is in a sealed box and not just not looked at
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  5118. Simply because you're the first class customer then, or at least the representative of them
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  5119. ​ @JohnDoe-ly6bt Jail isn't supposed to be hell, just movement restriction
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  5120. The attack on Poland started after the Germans dressed as poles and made attacks on Germany, as a justification to attack Poland. The poles actually held their military quite distant from the border so to not appear aggressive towards Germany (which was also beneficial for Germany when they attacked because the polish military couldn't immediately defend)
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  5121.  @bilalbaig8586  the key here is that their experience is still valid today. It's not just being around for 100 years. While risk management gets more advanced over the time the basic principles stay the same
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  5122.  @miahsaint-georges how does that make sense?
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  5123. I don't know why but him twisting his head to look down just looks so funny to me
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  5124.  @cdeford  You claim that the channel is propaganda and can be disproved by pro Ukraine sources only (which seems incorrect judging by other comments). If they contradict pro Ukraine sources on purpose who are they supposed to make propaganda for?
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  5125. We need some insane but secretly actually sane people trolling Alex Jones because this is hilarious
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  5126. ​ blitzkrieg࿕☦︎  "The thing about crazy people is that they seem like smart people to dumb people" A smart person might look crazy to some but that doesn't mean that the inverse is true too
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  5127. W h a t
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  5128. Pay to win irl edition, at least that's the idea he's selling
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  5129. The sponsorship introduction is pretty bad
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  5130. No it's just guy who worked himself up vs privileged guy who was born into wealth and prestige. These born into wealth like of people often avoid people outside that circle
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  5131. It could work but it has more downsides than using normal fiat currency. It's only pseudonym, thousand times slower than credit cards transactions, uses lots of energy, makes it easier to scam/steal, etc. If you take the hype out of it there's no reason to adopt it as currency
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  5132. They still weren't fully defeated, they just gave in when the death doll got too high
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  5133. By now i feel like pretty much every rich person who drives around in a cheap car and points that out is full of crap. It's kinda like the antithesis of broke people trying to look rich by leasing expensive cars
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  5134. I don't understand what even the official justification for this is supposed to be
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  5135. ​@@daanhoorn2225academia has to be a field of "should be", otherwise there would be no innovation or progress, just a description of the current status quo
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  5136. Evacuation or displacement?
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  5137. I don't buy the argument that US companies can file legal actions against the government - they just might give in for other reasons
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  5138. There are already plenty of shows, movies, etc. about it. Often times it happens completely legally (whether it is moral is another thing) and often not even that hidden.
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  5139.  @89DerChristian  You wouldn't have recognized the chance
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  5140. Strategy: 1. Get a lot of money 2. Find companies and throw more money than they need at them 3. Profit
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  5141.  @ChristianGardner  why
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  5142. Tai Lopez style is really off putting to me, he never seems to come to the point which triggers my scam/fake alarm
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  5143. I don't think you can reasonably counter a inflation caused by aging population by just investing into real estate and stocks. A shrinking population will decrease demand on real estate and the working population retiring will cause a lot of business lose their workforce and going out of business. You need to be more picky with which of those will survive. But I'm having the suspicion that before it gets so severe that we're gonna see some sort of major social reform that invalidates any planning that we can do now
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  5144. When I moved out I didn't get asked any of those questions and got the place with the first try and ended up with a helpful landlord and a nice, affordable place
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  5145.  @cortisonesss  not a joke, I don't live in the US
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  5146. ​ @Frzned9x damn, that basically sums it up so well
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  5147. ​ @mdaniels6311  it wasn't too much faith, it was lack of alternative investment options for the average Chinese.
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  5148. Self flying drones are not mature. And without that they're useless for delivery
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  5149. VPNs aren't just for anonymity tho so there's not necessarily a contradiction there
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  5150. Didn't Olestra also cause weight gain in studies (despite lower calories)?
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  5151. Prosperity gospel
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  5152. Tech billionaires are all about disruptive innovation. It's better to waste billions on a new solution that doesn't work instead of using an already established solution that works
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  5153. "eventually" isn't enough to win when shorting
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  5154. The purpose of the question isn't to answer what Jesus would actually think but what people think that Jesus thinks
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  5155. Didn't expect North Korea to be better than another country
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  5156. Most of Russians economic output doesn't require a lot of intelligence
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  5157. ​ @shournharber4772  let's ignore the Sovereign Grant, the funeral of the queen being paid by the taxpayers, etc etc
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  5158.  @shournharber4772  being proud of history? No country has caused so long lasting damage as the UK
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  5159. Without free speech there are usually more crazy speakers who support the government
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  5160. It's innocent till I prove proven guilty.
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  5161.  @jasonschuler2256  As long as you're not a doctor or something potentially life threatening you can make whatever claim about what you can do and you can't be charged for it unless it can be proven that you're delibratly lying Trust me, I'm not a doctor
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  5162.  @jasonschuler2256  Do you mean that is was proven that they were guilty?
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  5163.  @jasonschuler2256  Totally, bro
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  5164.  @BlueMaxxW  exaclty
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  5165. I still don't get how the sanctions are supposed to work even in the best case scenario. Given that the sanctions aren't from all counties on the world they can keep going and Putin's pride won't make him change his mind over sanctions that pretty much only affect other people. Given the tight media and public control an uprising by the public to overthrow is also very unlikely
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  5166. Yeah I don't get the point of having random devices needing an internet connection
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  5167. Why choose the economy of Belgium to compare with? How many people do know of their size
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  5168. ​ @jackofallglass165 two errors here: Bitcoin wasn't the first, there were already cryptos in the 90s. Second, limited supply of a crypto is meaningless. There are many shitcoins and scams that used limited supply and still went to zero. There could also be a better crypto in the future that would make Bitcoin obsolete. Crypto aren't precious metals, anyone could just make another but no one can create a new precious metal
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  5169. Anti immigrants fighting with the immigrant exploiters
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  5170. You say that like there's no scenario that's good but there is
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  5171. ​ @maddieb.4282 i think many did (not many as a majority) if they didn't do it to hodl
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  5172. For me personally it was the curiosity of how it actually is. Like on one hand society made it look like it's a big thing but then some do it so casually on the side
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  5173.  @kevlon_  die Plakate beim femininen Teil in dem Video sahen aber alle unterschiedlich aus
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  5174. Blaming all of one's own misfortune on wrong manifestation sounds like the religion equivalent of anarcho capitalism
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  5175. ​ @mingiinimene3335 you don't have to be rich to have food and shelter. Just need enough money. I couldn't live with myself in a big mansion while knowing I got that far by scamming people out their last pennies
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  5176. I'm not sure if I should be happy with the prospect of that kind of things happening more often in the future. On the one hand it'd be nice to have retail investors being able to fight institutional investors who prey on others but then I'm kinda afraid that some group will just ruin some companies for the memes
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  5177. Their argument is convenience
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  5178. Isn't it more about false advertising than a contract?
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  5179.  @glennchartrand5411  you already explained how interest arbitrage worked but then ended in calling it shorting 😐 You could have just left your last paragraph out
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  5180. There's no such thing as a world government so the UN can't enforce anything without the countries agreeing anyways, so what's the point?
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  5181. What quality? It's just voiceover over stock footage. The title and premise is clickbait, not much is being said for a long video
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  5182. I'm sorry to tell but that's an old ad and now that he doesn't get the 44 billion he can't afford to give random people on the internet lots of money 😔
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  5183. Isn't it "funny" that the ones claiming to liberate the average person just ends up being another coporate shill?
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  5184. I sometimes intentionally buy something small with a big note just for the sake of splitting it up
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  5185. So basically it may be like you don't even own your house
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  5186. That really depends on the location tbh.
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  5187. The UK had ships, a strong navy and easy access to the ocean as well as other trade partners. Russia is notorious for not having proper access to the oceans
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  5188. ​ @WouldntULikeToKnow.  they have to refer to whataboutism because they got nothing positive to say about themselves in this war
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  5189.  @cosmicllama6910  I didn't say it should be this way but for how it is now there's no easy way out of this situation
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  5190. This is the type of video where it takes too long to come to the answer of the question in the title. The first 16 minutes may give context but if you're not clueless in the topic it's redundant
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  5191. Even back then people had trouble justifying why slavery isn't wrong and created a whole set of pseudo science because of it
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  5192. ​ @superkoopatrooper4879  metadata was always easy to manipulate
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  5193. No it's only the stinger.
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  5194. I doubt it. It could boost other assets that compete with crypto
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  5195. He keeps telling his principles all the time, being atheist is just part of that
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  5196. big_yikes stands by his name
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  5197. Goat?
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  5198. ​ @carlrodalegrado4104  but if we won't save the water shortage problem we also won't have enough water to produce food anymore
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  5199.  @savusilviu  why would they need to do that?
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  5200. Don't forget that gold itself isn't backed by anything either and it's supply has grown a lot over time too and in the past inflation was a problem with gold too when a big influx came from somewhere. And "money printing" was a thing with gold coin too by reducing the amount of gold in a coin.
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  5201. How about buying those then
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  5202. Tether already lost the peg. One tether is worth less than one dollar
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  5203. You can't savely invest in crypto, what he's talking is savely owning it.
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  5204.  @keith8758  I've heard of these methods so many times but really like, if your crypto is worth a lot, how's it safe to have something laying around that's worth so much? Couldn't - instead of someone hacking your online wallet - someone just break in and threaten you to make you hand over the cold storage wallet and password? Seems like the crypto equivalent of hiding money under the mattress?
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  5205. I kinda wonder if it's better or worse if you're doing it yourself in this case. Not being the bad person vs leaving them alone in a "bad" time
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  5206.  @MrMrtvozornik  I'm just questioning if rather being the cause that it's the effect
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  5207. They work with the government
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  5208. It's in the EU's own interest to be tough on an authoritarian country which invaded a neighboring country on the same continent, wanting to replace a democratically elected government
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  5209.  @lucio8885  but it's different here. You're not threatened violence in case you don't say what's expected but rather the "truth" is gathered from a supposedly objective source who doesn't bend to violence
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  5210. But I don't think it's that effective given that even believers have always been breaking religious laws. Maybe they thought the gods would be on their side? Maybe they believe in the gods but not that particular practice working
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  5211. If Ukraine became part of Russia it technically would add much more than lost
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  5212. I just imagined that if Apple actually survives 1000 years than there might be some sort of mysticism around Steve Jobs
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  5213. Blockchain etc being the future doesn't mean that any current crypto currencies will hold value
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  5214. Metaverse as replacement for Facebook is so stupid. You could be on Facebook on the side while doing whatever. The Metaverse requires you to be inverse and prepared, no way he'll get the same amount of traction that way
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  5215. I expected better
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  5216. The title is quite clickbait. And claiming to contain something eye opening but not naming it in the title makes me assume it's so mundane that one wouldn't click if they read it from the title
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  5217. Who's borrowing money to invest?
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  5218. Why didn't it happen in other colonies?
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  5219. You think that after all that time and money they couldn't carry that out on their own?
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  5220. Can you talk about something that actually happens irl instead?
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  5221. Problem ist nur das davon schon Wirtschaft und Arbeitsplätze abhängig sind dass das genug machen, also wäre es ein kleines Problem wenn jetzt auf einmal nicht mehr
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  5222. Why are you subscribed to Jake Paul?
    1
  5223.  @Limitedonathios  maybe I'm wrong but i think few people who don't know any podcast yet would get on a podcast app to find one, as opposed to YouTube where people go to watch a video, often without having something specific in mind
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  5224. Trust fund?
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  5225. Hilft nichts, dann wird halt importiert
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  5226. Why part two? It's not a continuation
    1
  5227. I assume that's supposed to cheer you up but this idea makes me feel incredibly lonley, like you spend all your life with yourself and can't even escape that when reaching out to others
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  5228. Have you bought something promoted in q sponsorship tho? Just watching it doesn't help them
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  5229. ​ @EvergreenVB that's a rare exception. In most jobs the employee doesn't need to impress the customer that way
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  5230. Lost in the stock market.
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  5231. Especially if they wiggle around on how you actually gonna earn anything
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  5232. Nice try but thinking that something goes somewhere when out of sight requires object permanence
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  5233. After that you sell the house and buy a 190k house and repeat again
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  5234. I'd be curious if there's ties to rational behaviour. Like in the case where people watching someone do a ritual think they're more likely to succees I can see a connection to seeing someone preparing themselves for a task and someone watching that seeing increased chances of success. Or maybe rituals are a specific case of trial and error, in that case I remember that one study where they made participents having to predict a sequence of number and being told if they're right after each number and in the end explain what pattern the numbers followed and they actually were just randomly told they're right or not without there being a pattern but when asked for the pattern they gave wild explainations, especially if being told they're right in 50 % of the time.
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  5235.  @Schrankerle  yeah that happens sometimes but pretty much no one wants to get arrested
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  5236. "Looking through everything is okay if you don't break it"
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  5237. I think his pro wsb anti establishment talk is bs to get retail investors to keep backing his unprofitable ventures
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  5238. Why's he calling fiat money fake money? Any money is valid money if accepted, even literally monopoly money could be. Gold also could lose value if people stopped using it that way.
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  5239. When he said that such a house and such cars aren't things to think much about at that level it kinda seemed grim to me. Like, how much happiness do you even get from things anymore? And things that cost enough to be felt are usually so big in some way that you can't really enjoy it fully anyways, like how much time would you end up spending in each room in a giant mansion?
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  5240. Philanthropy is just doing the bare minimum to not get killed by the angry masses
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  5241. This actually plays into the hands of the CCP: when the government mistreats someone they won't need to fear that someone stands against them
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  5242. I'm thinking that if someone has a habit of doing stupid things while drunk they usually don't get so far to be able to do something stupid on a bigger scale. My thought on why you don't hear about something like that more often
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  5243. You really clicked because of that? Lol
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  5244.  @hoangle2483  for shorting you need a counter party which is gonna charge you by how likely they see it failing. If you're trying to short something that is already generally seen as failing you're gonna pay more than you get it if turns out to fail. The only counter party that seems to work here is the type of person who falls for these gurus
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  5245.  @juniorleslie4804  But that's unrelated to moral hazards. Besides that, the size of the debt isn't important either. The only thing important is if the resulting intrest payments exceed the profit margin. If the company is considered low risk they can take out huge loans and still be profitable. On the other side, if the company engages in risky businesses even low debt levels can screw them over because of high intrest rates or creditors becoming restless
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  5246. Why do you have a tether portfolio
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  5247. I find it funny, getting food is bad so you'd think eating it would make you participate in the ill action, but nope it's actually a good thing
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  5248. The settlements are the usual tactic of replacing one population with another. Put jews into Palestine territory and if they get attacked fight back with the justification of "just" protecting them. Eventually drive out the Palestinians, like they currently let them "flee" to Egypt which probably means they'll never get allowed back
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  5249. The whole land of Britain didn't yield profit, neither did Gaul. The Romans had a lot of net loss territory
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  5250. Wieso nicht?
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  5251. You have to have some knowledge about cars to get a cheap but good car
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  5252. I'm betting on the Chinese government being unpredictable with how they handle it
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  5253. Echt krass
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  5254. It's all of that
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  5255. But luxury brands are quite an unfair way to store wealth as most can't afford it
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  5256. A sudden drop by that much probably would mean some major issue caused it. If companies suddenly can't sell at the prices they bought that's probably causing bankruptcies and unemployment
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  5257. Might even reduce the amount of employed people.
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  5258. Didn't you watch the video? The reason they started doing what they are doing in the video in the first place is because they have troubles getting materials in. Not exactly the best place to manufacture rockets
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  5259. I don't think a checked mark subscription is a bad idea. People who criticize him tend to have a checked mark so making one able to just buy one completely dilutes their value
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  5260. ​ @donavanblack4347  publicly traded funds are actually legally required to focus on profit over ethics. Laws and regulations are the only way they can eventually do it fully legally (and also without the disadvantage of getting beaten by competition which doesn't act ethically
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  5261. If you don't short on time it's the same as being wrong when it comes to shorting
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  5262. I've heard before of a guy that if NASA would put him in a rocket and let him look down on the earth and it look round he'd see it as faked. The flat earth conspiracy is one of those conspiracy that don't even have a real reason to be a conspiracy (NASA could also exist with a flat earth) and still demand such a great amount of people to not blow the whistle, including the USA and soviet union, two fierce enemies back then to collaborate. So if someone still believes it they're not gonna change their mind over evidence
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  5263. That's not offshore. Offshore is highly secretive and lacks transparency while crypto is the most transparent about all transactions
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  5264. I'll invest 1000 today with 2 % return a day, do it for three years and become a trillionaire
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  5265. ​ @marthanda-977 as always, it's radicals that try to divide us with such acts. India could live peacefully but blaming minorities is easier for the government than actually addressing issues like poverty. I don't blame the common people but the people at the top
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  5266. The money supply increased a lot since 2008 and we didn't have high inflation because of it. Only now with supply chain disruption
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  5267. This channel exists to promote unregulated capitalism and corporations having more power than democratically elected people
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  5268. Why does the video have a clean stop when holding the hand under? Normally digital transfer would cause artifacts to be visible when interrupted
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  5269. Yeah we don't need another country to depend on that isn't an ally
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  5270. Why did you butcher the name
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  5271. someone has to do it
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  5272. Jeder der gezeigten Fälle wäre leicht verhinderbar gewesen
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  5273. Isn't it some sort of dog whistle that fails to only be heard by the target group?
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  5274. Either? So one of them can be a loser
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  5275.  @vincentallen6797  it's pointless because at the end of the day, most contract violations have to be settled irl. Blockchain and defi can't defend against scams, loans not being paid back, etc. It can't ensure that crypto currencies gets spend on what's promised unless that's inside crypto but then it's just self serving
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  5276. I don't get this notion, what's gonna be different just because 365 (or 366 in this case) days passed? The virus, politicians, etc won't change their mind on that day
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  5277. Netflix was never the Amazon of the entertainment industry. Amazon is in an industry where simply being big makes it harder for competition. Netflix on the other hand just provides access to movies online and basically any company can start doing that too and pull the licensing of what movies and series they own, just as it has happened by now
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  5278. Death vs rainbow?
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  5279. I guess you didn't read the Bible
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  5280. We're a consumer society and getting things is what it all runs on
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  5281. ETFs are just buying at the prices active managed funds are willing to buy at. ETFs can't drive up prices, so how can it cause a bubble? If anything, a bubble is created by too much money flowing into stocks, and there active vs passive doesn't matter
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  5282. AIG didn't lend tho, they technically didn't act risky on an individual level, just didn't consider systemic risk
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  5283.  @samsonsoturian6013  Sibprime mortgages aren't safe investments
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  5284. If everyone who opposes leaves then only the supporters and inactive remain and have even less motivation to fight
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  5285. As far as I know you don't usually are being told the effective annual interest rate/it's initially not shown as being for a year or longer so those rate would have theoretically not applied but practically often turn out to be
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  5286. I wouldn't buy groceries with it. That's a reoccurring expense and if you can't pay it off now you'll just end up in ever increasing debt
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  5287. But Venezuela said you can
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  5288. Apparently many people working three jobs and still struggling to get through is better than a few people getting unemployment benefits
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  5289. People have been trying this for thousands of years. Not rarely did they end up dying by the very method they tried to live longer. I suspect that guy could fall victim to that too, especially when he gets older and more desperate and using more experimental treatments
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  5290. ​​ @MAD2104  all food humans eat is genetically modified. Fully natural plants and fruits have barely anything to eat, wild animals have much less meat. Why do you think surviving in the wild is even a struggle if nature isn't as plentiful as a grocery store?
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  5291. The thing is simply that for most financial advisors, hedge funds, etc it's not in their interest to educate you
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  5292. ​ @bronsontolliver9027 putting him into prison for 40 years will not only not restore the value but cost additionally. Put him in for a shorter time and then keep eyes on him upon release
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  5293. ​ @LiberalLoudMouth stealing vs fraud. In some places stealing three times even if items costing pennies gets you in prison for years while defrauding millions might only get you a slap on the wrist
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  5294. I think a solution would be having more studies that just try to replicate other studies but sadly it's rarely done because "guess what? That (widely) accepted study was indeed right" doesn't bring much prestige
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  5295. If a public investigation revealed a systemic issue in China it would undermine the legitimacy of the Chinese government, and they can't have that
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  5296. One key thing most people seem to ignore: a successful widespread adoption of crypto currency doesn't require its value to increase by a lot or at all. And if it's actually supposed to be a currency and not something like a value store like gold its value can't be as volatile or keep increasing its value. Like, if your salary was paid in a fixed amount of bitcoin an employee would be unhappy if it's value went down one month if having to pay bills and an employer wouldn't like wages just to increase because the value of the currency increased significantly
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  5297. ​ @benjordan1971 i think it meant right after radiation
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  5298. But this also removes the pressure for older people to stay healthy as they won't have their own children anymore
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  5299. What was it about?
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  5300. He failed in the booming times
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  5301. ​ @motherurck7542  well with Displate it's straight forward to what you actually receive: a metal poster
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  5302. ​ @designobservatory  that depends on the country. A politician could also pop up everywhere simply from being popular. Besides, if you always just vote for the underdog and stop supporting them when they pop up everywhere then when will you ever successfully elect anyone?
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  5303. Not all. I've gone through a lot and some don't make any sense to someone who didn't grow up during that time
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  5304. If one is willing to pay them thousands to take it down wouldn't it be smarter to sue them to do take it down? Maybe costs a bit more but doesn't give them anything, plus future incidents are easier to handle
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  5305. ​ @VirtuelleWeltenMitKhan  also if they were responsible leaders it wouldn't have tanked in the first place
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  5306. Cops getting investigated by the same police department they work for seems like a very bad idea in general. Good chance a friend there helps them out
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  5307. You don't get 400 % with reasonable behavior
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  5308.  @danielchan449  you're making no sense
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  5309. Why should it be?
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  5310. I've heard claims that many ballots got lost because of intentional damage to the degree that Trump would've lost if they would been accounted for
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  5311. What was it?
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  5312. ​ @TardigradeTough  let's not get rid of the word "theory" The word is completely right in science. A scientific theory is an explanation that can reliably make predictions but that doesn't mean that's actually how reality works. A scientific theory is purely theoretical
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  5313. ​ @tanya4406 many times he doesn't tell the truth not by lying but by being dumb and gullible
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  5314. What if they don't deliver because of other politicians? Like Republicans blocking many programs when Obama was president
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  5315. The problem that's being talked about in the video was a problem caused by things done since 2008. The financial market was not working under normal conditions ever since then
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  5316. The west isn't an individual
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  5317. ​ @bitcoindaddy1 you're talking gibberish and your profile doesn't help
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  5318. Unlike today, getting rich by being governor was basically expected. And being rich was also openly part of how much political power someone has
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  5319. Me, having just a bit of knowledge on trading I've gotten from mostly online Videos, know that I'll beat all professional and institutional day traders that have had a special education and much more time and resources than me
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  5320. The NG in the thumbnail looks like NO with the overlayed length of the video
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  5321. I've heard young people who recently gotten property both complain how expensive it was to get all the while also complaining that more gets build nearby
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  5322. ​ @ccash3290 they disencourage people who actually want to get better
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  5323.  @josef_belz519  The problem is when you take out a loan in a foreign currency and your own gets down. If it shrinks by 50 % you need to come up with twice as much money since your income isn't in foreign currency
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  5324.  @banksterkid5930  why do that before getting into politics? Why stop there? Sounds like you're just looking for an opportunity to talk about politicians without anything to add off either topic
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  5325. They don't care about any of that. They only care if something is adverdiser friendly so they can make money. Their agenda is keeping people on the platform and watching ads, nothing else
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  5326. That sounds like it's a speculative asset
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  5327. ​ Sarah90172 scam
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  5328. Uhh, 1st, 2nd and 3rd don't refer to level of development but the sides in the cold war. Russia is a 2nd world country, the "west" is 1st and the 3rd are the countries who didn't engage (who were mostly poor)
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  5329. Another thing I'm thinking about is that there's probably more parents like her outside but who don't publish evidence and people don't believe the kids
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  5330. I've heard about Chinese not helping as bystanders to accidents but without the explanation of being liable, that really explains this otherwise just cruel/apathetic looking behavior
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  5331. Wie viele der Terroristen sind "Terroristen"?
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  5332. Except that SUV are more expensive
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  5333. Inwieweit ist er Wirtschaftswissenschaftler? Er ist Journalist für Wirtschaftswissenschaft
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  5334. They're not the same. Shitcoins promised some new technology while a meme coin has its "worth" because of a connection to something else
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  5335. Do you want China like censorship?
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  5336. The US creates all the wrong incentives. Seize money? Sure. But don't give it to the one doing or not investigate missing money. That's just fuling the fire
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  5337. Funny how foreign prime ministers still just go by train, shows how unsuccessful the Russian invasion is so far
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  5338. ​ user-vo9wd6tx6c  but regular taxi companies that provide the drivers with a car are profitable, while Uber who don't do that are somehow losing billions
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  5339. ​ @oneproudbrowncoat how do you live off an investment if you have to sell your home when you get old to access it?
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  5340. That's an awfully expensive one tho
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  5341. They pushed to control the whole Ukraine but that was avoided, so no reason that can't be achieved too
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  5342. ​ @marcoac-sx6lq never directly seen a case of corruption? Corruption has to be quite bad that you can just witness it without being involved
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  5343. Why is EBITA such a big thing in finance? Why pretend that interest, taxes and such don't exist?
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  5344. Why? We already know the problems that are stopping us, no need to test them again
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  5345. SPAM
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  5346.  @symonerae07  Without people there's no concept of money and that sequel doesn't make sense
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  5347. He probably wouldn't have gone to 20 billion if he was changing his mind
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  5348. There's a third one: those who don't understand masterworks. But that shouldn't apply to a channel that's about investing
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  5349.  @simplemcritick738  with that reasoning you can get paid by the Mafia too to pay your bills
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  5350. Watching any podcast from him he always seemed so gullible to me
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  5351. ​ @tinaforbes1059  it does but that in no way changes anything about the situation in the video. Your comment is just an attempt to distract
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  5352. They could just use a pre made animation, it doesn't look particularly specialized for the scene
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  5353. Uhh, why say it like that? Usually that's said when both are valid choices
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  5354. 20 % interest from a save investment that's based on a stable coin. How's that not full with contradictions?
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  5355. That's the most braindead comment I've read so far
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  5356. ​ @lotto5742 tell me someone who became a billionaire on their own without being destructive. I can't think of any who's charity was bigger than their harm
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  5357. If you watched the whole video you'd know that's clarified
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  5358. They should be. Let's not let Putin get away with it because the US did, let's get both
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  5359. All he says is pretty much well known
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  5360. Most people in China live in the east, so i don't see why this wouldn't also work in the US
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  5361. I think it has to do with not speaking themselves for a long time
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  5362. Russia has proven it's incompetence and weakness despite having such a big army
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  5363. How's China even communist at this point? Second most amount of billionaires, a population focused of materialism (if they can afford it), giving people different rights depending on where they were born, citizens in debt for unbuilt homes, etc
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  5364. ​ @baileygregory9192 but wouldn't Russia also try plausible deniability here? Otherwise it would be an official attack on NATO and not just some private army gone rogue
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  5365. There's so much background noise compared to later seasons
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  5366. ​ @shayden998 not half, more like the vast majority. If half knew then they'd only have one sucker working from then, can't get rich that way. Some of these companies publish how much each group earn and in one if you made it into the top 10 % of earners you still made below minimum wage. The publication was obviously not done voluntarily and they make sure to hide it away. I don't remember the precise percentage but somewhere about 3 % of all members actually made a decent amount and like 1 % were actually getting rich from it
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  5367. Looked it up, in case of Amway the average top 1 % income is 87k
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  5368. What's the replacement?
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  5369. Nah, that's the wrong approach. Having open spaces while expecting people to have calls in the first place is the problem. The whole idea of open spaces is to not isolate, so using this product would show defeat
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  5370.  @motiv-8-u  The fact that you tried to prove your point by pointing out that the head of state of Germany is representitive shows how ignorant you are. Germany has a chancellor who's the head of the federal government and does have executive power. Besides, the USA is just as federal as Germany, if not more so. The individual states can make own laws in many areas and legalize or outlaw a lot. You can see that by a how much laws differ from state to state. That wouldn't be possible without federalism. And in the end it doesn't even matter how the country is organized politically, as long as constitution and law protect, they protect. Even the US constitution can be changed (and has been changed 27 times so far, even with amendments that restrict the rights of people) and theoretically all rights could be taken away if the changes get ratified.
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  5371. I kinda miss the times where American politics simply acted in favor of big corporations instead of now doing useless destructive things that help no one
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  5372. They'd lose support from many countries if they get offensive
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  5373. Paradoxically, being stupid requires intelligence
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  5374. Based on the circumstances it's not overvalued
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  5375. I really don't get the problem of working a "boring job" Poeple are just stupid
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  5376. Publicly owned rentals being sold to investment firms for a fraction of their value seems frighteningly common
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  5377. Nobody bought NFTs for art. You can get better art for cheaper. It was all about speculation
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  5378. ​ @ricardobarahona3939 the US is basically 99 % immigrants in the span of few hundred years
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  5379. What if I miss out on FOMO?
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  5380. Russia's strategy always has been just sending more soldiers into the war. Just look at how now Russians died in WW2 than Germanyms despite them only fighting one front unlike the Germans
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  5381.  @bobjason7540  I wouldn't put "construction" and "honest" in one sentence. It's one sector that's been historically filled with corruption, exploitation, etc
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  5382. ​ @dragonlord1935 they wouldn't be bwbwbwbebw, they'd just be any random configuration
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  5383. It's interesting how long it takes for news of other parts of the world to show up in the media
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  5384. If you can't reasonably explain why you're not even right if it happens to go that way
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  5385. Couldn't quarterly coping miss out on a significant news that will make you lose out before you get the information?
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  5386. ​ @Kat-amber-t2z  the problem was that the law was hardly enforced, eventually you could have a drink in front of the police and they didn't do anything
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  5387. Because he's afraid of poor people?
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  5388. How do you know it's healthy? (not criticism, just being curious)
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  5389. Executions can fail so theoretically there can be
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  5390. You don't only need to get a majority united to object to the current system but also to decide on what changes to be made and that's the part that's usually preventing it. There's a reason ethylene after government get overthrown the situation usually only becomes more unstable
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  5391. I think they got "evacuated" so they can't come back
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  5392. What's the point tho
    1
  5393. How's that relevant here
    1
  5394. The NFT boom seems more related to the general boom in speculative investments and died down in the same time
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  5395. You don't own Bitcoin. Even if the crypto itself can't be broken doesn't mean hackers can't steal it another way like it has happened many times before or you being physically threatened to be forced to hand them over. In the end it's not tied to you but the wallet
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  5396. Lights are waves too and the w in wifi stands for wireless
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  5397. I think it's a great idea for a joke but I can't get rid of the feeling that it doesn't explain why you would run even more if you originally didn't know why you ran
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  5398. Because the economy is such a complicated system that you can't really know
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  5399. Which US equities?
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  5400. Well you can but have to consider the additional types of risks you introduce
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  5401. Time already told that Italian politics tends to be problematic and non functioning
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  5402. Money absolutely gives you more time in the day. Just think of how many things you can delegate to others, freeing up your day. No need to cook, clean, arrange appointments, etc. Only do the things you like to do. And with less stress it increases your mental capacity
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  5403.  @NenYim  it's not like with companies where the customer always pays.
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  5404. Why are there no leveraged ETFs using debt to actually amplify returns
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  5405. Ich hab nicht mal gewusst dass es Spielberater gibt
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  5406. ​ @domaspaukstys  you only get a working visa if you have credentials that not everyone is able to get, so basically not a legal way for everyone
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  5407. How many millionaires are there at a single warehouse?
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  5408. I've never understood why people favor employment over being paid enough. What's the point of having a job if you still can't put food on the table? Besides, birth rates are going down meaning the workforce will shrink so we need to increase productivity
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  5409. ​​ @d-meth  so a rich person will pay nothing if they manage to look like they have no money after all expenses? Remember that's how companies do tax evasion. You'd also generally punish people who save more and reward those who spend their money on useless things
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  5410. Making polls about being middle class or not makes little sense Many people below and above think they're middle class
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  5411. By now it seems like Japan just in generally has a tendency of hiding social problems away
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  5412. Your comment doesn't make sense. "Americans don't care about republicans vs democrats because they're both American"
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  5413. I doubt that this would be less expensive
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  5414. What kind of business is he in that he's getting bundles of bank notes instead of getting it on a bank account or something similar?
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  5415. Lots of pro DeSantis comments without any upvotes
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  5416. Weren't interest rates being below inflation rate aren't they already negative effectively?
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  5417.  @golemgoats  I'm aware but even if it was, your CO2 emissions wouldn't magically disappear. I'm saying that not only they aren't delivering what they promised, what they promise doesn't actually solve the problem even if fully implemented
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  5418. ​ @golemgoats  I'm aware of that. My point is that even if they delivered what they promised there still would be a net increase in co2 emissions, so even in the best case scenario it's bad. Given that they don't actually delivery it's even worse
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  5419. I'm so curious about how do interactions end up being. Will it be alien species trying to control others or does the progress to have such technology also develop a level of rationality to be less violent, maybe because it's too costly in space?
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  5420. No more
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  5421. ​ @faithlessberserker5921 you can't tour the country and you can't go unsupervised. You're basically restricted to seeing the best parts
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  5422. They didn't get arrested because there were too many people. The CCP would happily arrest them all if that was plausible
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  5423. If you own a home, increasing house prices also increases property taxes which has forced people to move. I don't see a value in having ones house increase so much you couldn't buy it anymore
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  5424. Basically asking for genocide
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  5425. That's because pure capitalism doesn't work in those areas. There are little incentives to decrease prices for customers, and especially with Healthcare, a topic so complicated that not even individual doctors fully understand it people can't be expected to make informed decisions just by own research. With housing a main issue is that you can't just switch to a different option any time
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  5426. But be aware not to dismiss everything an "enemy" says, because even to most dishonest person sometimes tells a truth
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  5427. I'll call the police. Wait, you're the CIA? confused screaming
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  5428. This is so sad, can we get a like?
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  5429. I'm wondering: What will these people say if the next democratic president comes into office? Thinking about it they probably will question the legitimacy again even harder
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  5430. I suspect the YouTube algorithm wouldn't take kindly on a channel starting to publish less popular videos
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  5431. He doesn't seem to be the kind of guy who just takes anyone's possessions when he can. And he doesn't seem to need the money
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  5432. What should we do? Invade Russia and start WW3?
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  5433. Why was he considered a hero? Just because he was prime minister during the war?
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  5434. No it's not. The dot com bubble was full of companies without a business model that actually made money. Now it's about not being as profitable in the future as expected
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  5435. Does the algorithm like people only watching parts?
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  5436.  @dftfire  the west doesn't have a population of 2.6 billion
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  5437. This cat of mouse game kinda has some familiarities to the cold war. New technological developments only occuring because both sides are at odds
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  5438. The 80s was hyper capitalist, the newer generation got screwed over since the 2008s crisis and i doubt they'll turn pro capitalist as much as previous generations when they have trouble paying rent while previous generations could easily buy a home
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  5439. I'm from Europe but i find the shown eastern devices far more useful. The minimalism in western design with devices has often gone too far imo, sacrificing functionality to increase minimalism
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  5440. ​ @efrainrondon5753 if things are so good in Ireland then why's Ireland notorious for emigration while the rest of western Europe gets immigration?
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  5441. First step to lose a billion: have a billion
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  5442. ​ @XYZ-nz5gm you seem to have a history of trying to portray protests as violent so arrests sounds justified
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  5443. The UK government keeps pulling more funding away from things that benefit the general public
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  5444. The number of sales is lowering much but not zero
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  5445. How straight forward was the book about it? I'm just wondering if it didn't get around that you can just do that without buying the book, or if the books content didn't get around, why not just write some nonsense in it
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  5446. ​ @moebino2685  i never got that argument of vegans killing plants because to eat meat much more plants have to die
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  5447. ​ @robgrey6183  they need professional care, you can't expect a random citizen to be able to deal with a stranger with an addiction problem. Also it's much more efficient to do it on a large scale, including preventative measures
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  5448. A lot of chuckles in this episode 👀
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  5449. That minecraft mod looks odd, the monsters don't fit the rest of the game
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  5450. A lot of conspiracy theories in the comments
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  5451. This video points out the correlation but answers why. Like, in the USA is basically the other way around
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  5452. I've often wondered if going in a pump and dump scheme while knowing it is that works out if you get in early enough and don't wait for such huge increases as the schemer. But if it does work it would still build on participating in something fraudulent
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  5453. Who during the great depression thought that breaking up the US would save anything?
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  5454. I'm not sure if the oligarchs can't just fo around this by going after the ways that are still open
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  5455. Denk mal einer wenn alle Steuern korrekt eingenommen werden würden, keine Steuerkarussel, keine Steueroasen oder andere "Steueroptimierung"
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  5456. Nowadays you can find an expert for whatever will happen in the future
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  5457. ​ @BonsuBigWhale  even the US states have secession movements, like some want to break up California
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  5458. Who's approaching you while grocery shopping?
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  5459. The idea of Jesus being American is very strong in a lot of American Christians
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  5460. Wieso Endlager? Einfach weg werfen
    1
  5461. Buy my course
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  5462. I'm wondering tho what they could have made different to survive. Their whole brand was about making a particular device design and if they gave into smart phones they wouldn't have any edge. Blackberry was for business people not trendy people using it in their free time
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  5463. Couldn't show Putin because he's hiding
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  5464.  @rizkyadiyanto7922  that's bs. NATO started off as an anti Soviet alliance and Russia won't feel like they're excluded once they're in
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  5465. ​ @c0ya1  no fake unity for the fake of unity. This blind unity narrative stifles improvement.
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  5466. I couldn't feel comfortable in such a big home, everything is so spaced out for no good reason except for showing off
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  5467. 17:10 i like that reference
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  5468. ​ @sv6k0a39 yes he was
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  5469. Wtf? Comparing GDP to an asset? It's not. It's the opposite. Just the flow, not what's moving
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  5470. who knew
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  5471. Where would the idea that Jesus is right wing come from if they're not already biased? If someone comes from a neutral viewpoint they'd realize that modern political points don't align with the way people thought back then
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  5472. Where i live they just check the passengers often enough so that just jumping over isn't worth it. Fun fact, there's not even a barrier
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  5473. 50x something ending up in Bugatti is still already a lot of money
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  5474. If Michael Burry is a bear than why doesn't he have fur?
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  5475. ​ @DOSFS the US helped fund Mujahideen, who fought against the Soviet union in Afghanistan and Taliban got founded by their members.
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  5476. I've always found it so stupid to just buy something in game with real money, like why do you even play
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  5477. Why should all fiat currencies collapse? International trade is still done in some key currencies
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  5478. That doesn't really prove he isn't drunk, if he's good he can juggle more drunk than is allowed to drive. I've never really understood why American police use physical tests to check if someone's drunk
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  5479. 13:44 how is it a positive that he acknowledged that he lost? If he didn't it might been that he just thought it was manipulation but with the acknowledgement that means he knowingly tried to commit fraud and insurrection
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  5480. A hundred years ago people complained about people not talking to each other because they were all reading newspaper
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  5481. 13:25 I just realized that the CCP doesn't need to care about most citizen's don't need to care about how well of they are because they're mainly there to be cheap labor for an export driven economy
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  5482. Someone's breaking into your home and stealing both
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  5483. if you know enough to not get screwed over
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  5484. What happens if it goes down more than 1/3rd a day?
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  5485.  @jpjp9527  stop loss creates a sell at market price, if the price falls sharply it's likely no one takes it at your stop loss price
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  5486. Corruption so high they could make a new USD millionaire every day
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  5487. ​ @The92Waffles do you use Apple products?
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  5488. Joe Rogan is so minded that his brain fell out. He had no consistency for many years
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  5489. Have us sanctions ever achieved/improved anything?
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  5490. Destroying money would actually cause an deflation so its not completely a waste of money, more like a redistribution to those who have lots of cash
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  5491. I'd say you should at least try to "minimize the damage" while you're there, so you'd at least made an improvement compared if someone less conscious had your job
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  5492. It's wild that you have to rely on some rich person to get you out of debt in the first place
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  5493.  @miguelreis1273  I didn't say they stopped going down
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  5494. ​ @TacoTuesday4 Bitcoin market cap is too high
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  5495. Surge pricing seems to be yet another way of deregulation and destabilization of the market
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  5496. If you managed to get it to court you're really bad at reading people
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  5497. Climate activists damaging art doesn't make sense to me
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  5498.  @Archonsx  I rather not have an expensive car, too much hassle, can't park it just anywhere. I'd only pay for added functionality. Also, a mansion isn't that comfortable. I often wonder in those rich people house show off how they can feel happy there
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  5499. Always sale the concept of selling
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  5500. While that's bad it's insignificant compared to the general problem in China
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  5501. Is the column counter a 16 bit signed integer?
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  5502. ​ @RHCole  but certainly non royalty had limited options for upward mobility. Even napoleon originally stuck at a certain rank in the army because higher ranks were reserved for royalty.
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  5503.  @herstar9510  that's still widespread, basically happens everywhere expect retail targeting end customers. And by deciding where you get something it's kinda happening everywhere
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  5504. @Overlordian I googled availability bias and many explanations come up, it is a thing "The availability bias is the human tendency to think that examples of things that come readily to mind are more representative than is actually the case."
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  5505. We don't know details but that doesn't mean the investors weren't told details
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  5506. Kinda reminds me of evangelists who have that concept of "seed of faith", meaning money you sent to them, the more you sent the more likely God is to listen to your prayer
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  5507. Wirecard hat aber eigentlich was anderes gemacht. Zwar gefaked aber eher Anlegerbetrug als betrügen von Banken und Lieferanten
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  5508. Where did you see the evaluation and drop?
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  5509.  @varg3815  the crypto space is full of paradoxes. Most of the crypto hype seems to come from there. I don't think crypto would have ever gotten big if it wasn't for this centralized institutions making access easy for the average person
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  5510. Maybe it's because I'm not american and he never was on my TV but I could never take him serious for stock advice
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  5511. ​ @cfltheman  in case of Madoff it wasn't counted as a single crime and they added up
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  5512. "Keep government out of my medicare!"
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  5513. "Globes everywhere" What about crosses and other christian symbols everywhere?
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  5514. Can't really expect a start up to start off completely professional tbh
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  5515. "there isn't a subscription service for news" Maybe for a reason
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  5516. Hyperloop was intentionally designed to fail. It was to distract from a working public transport system so cars could continuously be sold.
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  5517. Every time they do find something the company doesn't go far enough to get on your radar
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  5518. But you don't add them, you multiply them?
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  5519. ​@Tovalokodonc it can be but it requires more than just getting people into the country. But that's rarely done right.
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  5520.  @artics1031  you're talking a lot of bs, your greed makes you make unjustified assumptions
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  5521. Didn't watch the video?
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  5522. So if they tortured all citizens but put it in the constitution it would be alright?
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  5523.  @NoMustang273  GDP says little about quality of life in the end because it doesn't show income distribution or purchasing power
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  5524. Besides they're the 2nd largest with multiple times the population of the largest so it's far from 2nd best in sense of gdp per capita
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  5525. No it's not. They didn't choose it. And there's a lot of crimes that happen in China where the police just doesn't care.
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  5526. Metaverse not failing would be a dystopia
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  5527. The gold standard doesn't prevent money printing anyways. And even when gold or other precious metals were used as money directly money printing was done by dilution
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  5528. FDA approved aka it doesn't make things worse
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  5529. You can't just see a country like some private property someone can do whatever they want with, there's people with private property on them already
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  5530. I live in a colder climate and i don't quite get the appeal. It's colder now but i can put on enough clothes to be comfy. But in summer you can't wear less than nothing to stay comfy outside
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  5531. ​ @archvaldor  you can be tight about something going down in value and still lose money by shorting it. Shorting something volatile is usually expensive
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  5532. He says "in twenty years or so", still 19 years to go. That's a whole new generation reaching adulthood. So much changes with a new generation, especially combined with the oldest dying off
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  5533. ​ @baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714  i think that quote was originally meant to be in the context of using free services provided by a for profit company
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  5534. I think manufacturing activity is less useful than GDP. If one country designs and advertises a product and thus takes the majority of the income the country who manufactures it doesn't get much out of it. Otherwise if using that metric, it would say that the working class is better of then the upper class because they do more manufacturing
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  5535. Of all things to focus on that is a bit strange
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  5536. It's easier when you don't know life could be different
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  5537. Wieso überhaupt Werbung anschauen?
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  5538. ​ @loonaeclipse3743 why?
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  5539. ​ @angmori172 gave Muslim 50 % of government power. Muslim population grew faster making the power distribution non representative. That's the end
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  5540. You have to think rationally about it to come to reasonable conclusions
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  5541. What about things that predate the US?
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  5542. Humans lived quite peacefully together initially despite having weapons, those were just for hunting. Weapons only became a problem when humans started building stuff and storing crops. Then it was possible to plunder others with weapons. Before that it wasn't really worth it
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  5543. So many people voted for Trump only because they thought he'd keep inflation down with no regards to human rights
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  5544. Ironic, the supposedly hardliner on immigration let in so many illegitimate migrants that Germany, which been one of the least strict, considers adding border control
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  5545. August 29th
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  5546.  @sofiyah9552  apparently
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  5547. When you look into US history slavery potentially breaking apart the USA (with the spreading idea of all men being equal being in conflict with slavery) the best those people can do is to just not teach it in school so people don't know it growing up
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  5548. What's the point of investing into that hypothetical company without expenses? If they just increase prices for inflation you won't get more purchase power out of your profit
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  5549.  @luisbrandolb  the dam itself creates the change of elevation.
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  5550. ​ @HaggisMuncher-69-420  and your credit score
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  5551.  @slizzysluzzer  maybe not debt slavery but debtors prison was a thing not too long ago
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  5552. Having a healthy relationship isn't very common in history
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  5553. It's a fictional story. Let's not make predictions based on that. So far it seems the actual problems of AI are going into different directions than in movies.
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  5554. ​ @fatboyRAY24 GDP can easily be boosted by government spending like the local governments in China regularly do
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  5555. I'm wondering if he did actually mean a German word just misspelled it
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  5556. ​ @2x2is22 but for the internet it has to be world spanning or it's just a local network. And for that internet cables are a good option
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  5557. This seems to be such a waste of resources and time at any type. Every type of infrastructure has to span the whole thing instead of just using like a tree like structure, everything takes ages to get around, etc
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  5558. YouTwatFace*
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  5559. You're making an oversimplification here, ironically becoming cynical in your attitude
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  5560. Wonder if someone did this around the time this video came out and then lost their cool when covid wiped out even more in their portfolio
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  5561. No you're not but in the end, nothing is safe. Cash can be stolen, lost, physically destroyed, etc.
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  5562.  @nxbis  ARK is transparent in what they own, their growth is verifiable
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  5563. It's the only place average people in China can put their wealth
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  5564. ​ @KenjaTimu  not true. Many people buy produces way out their league
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  5565. I wonder how real the struggle was tho. As far as I remember Sparta thought the eventual doom would be a slave uprising but that wasn't their end
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  5566. ​ @noodleknight7924 didn't they think they weren't Greek and constantly fighting off the Greek?
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  5567. You've already done it all without getting promoted, they had little reason to promote you
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  5568. PMCs are not for cost saving but plausible deniability.
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  5569. How so?
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  5570.  @Alexander-kd8lt  Gold ist aber auch einfach kein investment, es produziert nichts. Wertsteigerung entsteht bei Gold nur in relation zu der restlichen Wirtschaft und auf Dauer hat Gold keine gute Rendite
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  5571. Maybe that was because unlike the German military the Italian one kept failing under their fascist plans from the start and had to be bailed out by the Germans regularly
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  5572. Why did they shoot at that point and not earlier or later
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  5573. ​ @MrCat36635  suppressing the opposition isn't democratic. "You can vote but you better vote the right person"
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  5574. So much stupid comments here. No wonder when the video is about vaccination and Bill gates. At least make your conspiracy theories make sense and don't leave unexplained open ends
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  5575. Russian gas came in with pipelines, replacing it with other sources where there are no pipelines (yet) will make it much more expensive, even if enough replacement is found
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  5576. Institutions are just gonna be replaced by other institutions. Don't be naive. Just like the internet used to be that place everyone could go their own thing is now dominated by a few big players
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  5577. They used to be for that but they're not about that anymore. They're clearly for the returns by now
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  5578. So the incentive is for all other countries to get on the west's side? Carrots might cost some but it also gives some in return in having less enemies to fight
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  5579. Wissen Leute echt nicht wo Ungarn ist?
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  5580. I keep hearing complaints about people not using turn signals on the internet as if it's common but I basically never see someone not using it
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  5581. ​ @liamjohnson2474  it's the typical crypto copium. When something inevitably fails we'll hear all sorts of contrived theories why it's other's people's fault
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  5582. Being popular with the army wasn't uncommon tho, to a degree it was a necessity to become emperor in ancient Rome
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  5583. Are you a sociopath/psychopath?
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  5584. You're arguing on whether being rich is something to aim for. This video is about the very real influence billionaires have, regardless of its founded on an illusion
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  5585. Not surprising given that they usually have to deal with people in bad condition all day and many not making it
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  5586. Ignoring the stupidity of this particular protest, every protest has to necessarily have an blocking impact, otherwise it would just get ignored
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  5587. I think the past rally just made it hard for people to lose, now it's an option again
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  5588. It's not a crime if it's not against the law
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  5589. The ECB did that a decade ago and we still had too little inflation in the Euro zone. Inflation only started going up post covid interruptions in the economy. Japan had little to no inflation for two decades despite high government debt and money printing. Inflation doesn't just come from oversupply of money but also money moving around. If it slows down, there won't be more inflation despite there being more money.
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  5590. I don't know if that claim can be made, for all we know there might be big pieces missing in our knowledge because it wasn't written down in some form
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  5591. Storming a building isn't peaceful
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  5592. It's so important that it's a patient that it's upper case
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  5593. This channel is as logical as the e Democratic People's Republic of Korea is democratic. It's just some guy's opinion. "Logically Answered" is so misleading
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  5594. Has this channel take down their video about China falling in 30 days? (posted months ago)
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  5595.  @CalCaliente  treasure bonds are considered essentially risk free. It's very unlikely the US government will not pay it back
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  5596. I am
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  5597. I wouldn't say balanced view but objective view, like saying what happened without saying if it's good or bad would be documenting it for the future. Also without stating what someone's secret intentions are when you don't know them. Eventually those will show up in future records anyway
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  5598. While that's true it's hard to demand such cuts from average people while the leaders who make these demands can just keep being extra wasteful.
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  5599. No we didn't. But it was a bunch of lunatics that stormed the capitol, not the army that's supposed to fight in a war
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  5600. There's no reason for the west to interfere here
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  5601. ​ @Mrshoujo  just pull out all funding for food stamps etc. so that people become so desparate to do these jobs. That's the only conclusion for someone who is against immigrants and social programs
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  5602. Wtf lol. Frankfurt is the place I would have expected the most for Europe. But I don't like that it has become like New York where rich people buy expensive appartments just for the value to rise. Not a city for people.
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  5603. Ireland only has "too much money" because they're talking away tax revenue from other European countries without adding anything
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  5604.  @dashtoroya2838  I don't want to pay for sports because I don't care about it
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  5605. ​ @raymondhartmeijer9300  Communist ideology started off with the idea that communism would be the natural progression and that the working class would willingly participate without being forced to. But whenever it got too much out of hand for the Soviet government they did enforce it. Then of course with Stalin it started to become much more forceful
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  5606. Isn't that still creating problems nowadays?
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  5607.  @HiSodiumContent  The number of dogecoin keeps rising and there's no upper limit so people have to keep buying just to keep the value stable
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  5608. Not all get arrested or caught
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  5609. Wouldn't say typical. Bianance was one of the most trusted ones afaik so this shows that not even the best in the crypto space can be really trusted
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  5610.  @godmode2461  no, just decency
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  5611. ​ @3182john  no one wants a badly paying job. If people don't want to do honest work anymore, why should those types of jobs suddenly pay less? If less people apply they'd need to raise the salary to attract more people
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  5612. ​ @ReflexVE not long term but short and middle term they would have needed to increase prices to not get bankrupt
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  5613. ​ @Kodiak42 a failing justice system threatens democracy
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  5614. How smart would it be to "scam" back? Like doing what they say but also pointing out the problem immediately? Or are their contracts too tight to allow that?
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  5615. To some degree I agree. China used to be very advanced thousands of years ago. However, at some point their ideology made them stuck in the past, that's how they could be defeated so easily by the British in the 19th century. Basically, it went down hill culturally, scientifically etc before the CCP
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  5616. It's been going up since March 2020, doubling it's price from there, going over all time high 3 months ago. I'd call that soaring.
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  5617. The right wing often seems to go the way of trying to make themselves look like the objective ones and making opposing views out to be subjective
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  5618. Bit off topic: I tend to get less/less expensive food when I don't pay for it fully on my own. I'd feel guilty otherwise
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  5619. They can still make money with corruption then
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  5620. If it works it's not a Ponzi scheme. Not everyone being able to withdraw at the same time isn't the only criteria for a Ponzi scheme. You only need one bank to lend out one dollar for that to be the case.
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  5621.  @icebox1954  There have been many cases of something new becoming fetal a decade later, sometimes creating severe birth defects. Choking hazards don't fall in that category, that can be verified very quickly
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  5622.  @icebox1954  When it comes to changing plants and animals by selecting that process worked over a much longer period and only allowing certain changes, not implanting a DNA sequence from another species. There surely also have been dead ends there but those were never on a global scale
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  5623. The lesson here is to not wear socks
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  5624. Lol
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  5625. Social Darwinism isn't natural selection
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  5626. "below trend" using a projection of 20 years for a 40 year period seems quite far fetched
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  5627. ​ @thealkymyst  it's been next month for years now
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  5628. I don't really understand the scariness of creatures who are just scary on purpose. Knowing it can change shape makes it more like watching an illusion while knowing it is one.
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  5629. Don't look at it as art. Look at it as an investment speculation. And those in general been booming late 2020 on until recently
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  5630. ​ @hapwn why launder money in a way where every transaction is visible to the public?
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  5631. Especially with a fiat currency the government needs to collect taxes simply to give the currency a value. So first off, the US dollar has value because it's the currency you pay taxes in. And starting from there the system is build up
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  5632. The effective interest rate of government bonds or checking accounts after you account for inflation have for the most time been practical nothing. It's not different now
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  5633. What's up with the US spending gazillions on crime and homelessness and being ineffective?
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  5634. ​ @AdamOwenBrowning privacy is hard to achieve but there's another thing you can do: spam the system with wrong information. I rarely get any ads for anything that I'm remotely interested in
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  5635. That's not an answer to the question though
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  5636. The currently widely used definition of woke has become meaningless, meaning nothing else than being something that the person who uses it unironically doesn't like. It's just like the red scare was: irrationally portraying any progress as bad, and not even letting any discussion happen.
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  5637. That's legal?
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  5638. I've always thought that selling bogus products with the claim that it cures serious illnesses is one of the most serious type of fraud
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  5639.  @ryanbruh752  You're forgetting that with rising inflation interest rates will rise too, and higher than inflation
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  5640.  @deeandrews7051  the 50s are a bit too late to start investing
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  5641. There's too much focus on single family homes in the US despite wanting to be in a highly populated area
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  5642. But that's only if literally everyone gets higher wages. If wages are just distributed differently it doesn't happen like that
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  5643.  @billschlafly4107  Democrats used to be slave owners, however the people voting democrats and Republicans switched at some point so the voter groups that used to vote democrats now vote Republicans and vice versa. I think the change happened somewhere around the New Deal. So it doesn't make sense to blame the democrats of today when those people are now in the republican party.
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  5644. ​ @user-xh4uk1rh3b yeah, they tricked India into buying oil at lower prices. What a master move
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  5645.  @chrundle2700  without saying it was her sister
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  5646. This is a nonsense dichotomy. They might not always say the truth but that doesn't mean everything they say is a lie
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  5647. They're not really, just a strategy to avoid getting taken down
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  5648. Youtube kids is for kids, making parents more comfortable with their children using YouTube. Ads are for advertisers who want to advertise on the least offensive of content, optimally as tame as their ads themselves
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  5649. Wrong title
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  5650. Why did mastercard pull the plug? Not really explained
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  5651. Okay but why do we need a decentralized way to prove ownership? Games are way too big to store on the Blockchain and couldn't be updated, so what's the point
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  5652. All of these terms are subjective tho and we don't see an objective proof it is the case in the video
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  5653. Is he? Harding seems more complacent than straight up active in the schemes himself
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  5654. It might even be that the crash makes the market fall on a level that's higher than today if it's stretched out long enough
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  5655. Comparing corruption in China with countries like USA when in the USA you can sue in these scenarios, usually in the case of a class action lawsuit, so the cost for the individuals isn't even that high
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  5656. The money was still there but everyone who had some didn't want to hand it out anymore. That's why in 2008 the government decided to provide the liquidity the banks weren't willing to provide to avoid the same scenario as back then
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  5657. ​ @dragonmaster613  The study is supposed to show that just any person can become bad given the power and opportunity but it had a heavy selection bias in which people became part of the study and heavily influenced the participants in their actions, totally nullifying it. If you run it without these flaws with college students there's a high chance they'll just fuck around and have fun on both sides
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  5658.  @Waldohasaskit210  some gamblers even resort to commiting fraud to get access to more money. Makes me wonder how the world would look like if a gambler's desire to get more money to gamble with was spent on more productive adventures.
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  5659.  @alloutofbubblegum7271  that only applies to the attacker's side, you can't escape the war when it's fought in your home
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  5660. 6 years? Well duh
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  5661. ​ @MysliusLT  the free market doesn't care about external costs, that's why these things need to me regulated. Or would you like that some factory polluting the air without restrictions where you live? Because there's no free market incentive for them not to
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  5662. Very bizarre that horrific things are happening but when asked about it saying "shit" is what's too much
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  5663. Or just open up the possibility to sue and ability to get back fundings that were taken out the company when it was clearly hurting it. Preselling is a thing in my country but never have I heard of people not getting delivered
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  5664. I don't think discord users and people taking vaccinations in foreign countries have a big overlap
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  5665. If you're not willing to sanction those who do business with someone you sanction you might as well not bother sanctioning at all. None of this is really fair in the end, sanctions will always have to hid a lot of people who have nothing to do with it because those who are actually targeted are much more protected. This all is just the usual politics of opposing powers doing their play
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  5666. Diversified as fuck
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  5667. Maybe it's an expression that's lost in translation
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  5668. Steve Jobs is over hyped
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  5669. You won't get loans the second time tho
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  5670. Not yet but there's a real risk of that happening, especially going into winter
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  5671.  @234doit  not necessarily. And wide spread corruption has another structure as organized crime. In case of corruption the corruption lays over another, official structure. In organized crime there's just one hierarchy
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  5672. Won't it be just the highest of all two effectively and it being split up?
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  5673. Why shouldn't they want to stop it?
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  5674. Idk, he talks like the typical wallstreetsbets gambler. They always have some contrived reasoning into making bets on unpredicable things
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  5675.  @Keln02  yes, what just one missing word can do
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  5676.  @Medicine91  having your health tied to your employer seems like a pretty bad model, especially given that gives the employer extra leverage when threatening to fire someone. Then there's the extra problem of maybe needing to leave work because of an illness.
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  5677. Where did you hear that
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  5678. You're really comparing the highest point with the lowest point?
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  5679. So we can basically only have lots of different species when there's something separating them, like islands being cut off other lands
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  5680. ​ @JESL_TheOnlyOne  no selection if they all keep hanging around
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  5681.  @argusfleibeit1165  problem is simply by the way the economy is set up today most people couldn't even afford doing the right thing
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  5682. The US has no deep divide on it, it's mainly just the work of the NRA
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  5683. Brags about fraud, gets arrested for wealth
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  5684. If you remove strategic planning from politics there's nothing left
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  5685. There's no utility in crypt. It just solves already solved problems in a worse way
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  5686.  @stevem4660  the threat of Russian invasion will
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  5687. But the market capitalization is still what it used to be worth and people holding on to these shares did lose that amount of money even tho they didn't put that in at the beginning. It would also be the amount of money needed if another company wanted to buy that company
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  5688. Going from the fall of the Roman empire right to feudalism, while ignoring what was going on outside rome before the fall and who took over is already not very promising for the quality of the video
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  5689. He made a video about Canada tho
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  5690. Huh?
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  5691. Is this channel using AI pictures too now?
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  5692. ​ @letsomethingshine he became the governor of Florida after all, so he had popularity there
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  5693. How's that a net positive? If the monarchy was simply abolished no allowance would be paid like in countries without monarchy
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  5694. 1 in 200 is close to wiping out all humans before enough can be born
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  5695. As far as I know the oil industry really hates renewable energy because once the plant is build, they can no longer sell anything since sun/wind/etc. comes free of charge. If that weren't the case I'm sure they would also sell sun/wind/etc and not object to it
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  5696. This looks like satire. All those posters would make it hard to clean and it looks like it was freshly put on (neither dust nor dents in the posters from cleaning around it)
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  5697. "Legalize alternative Healthcare" Legalizing snake oil
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  5698. Where's the copium exactly? Most people who touched crypto got burned. People who simply didn't get involved in crypto are better off. The few winners are either gamblers who got lucky or fraudsters
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  5699. Wtf are you on about
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  5700. That's why he got Ukraine under control in three days
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  5701. Yes
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  5702.  @thechestrockfield  they invested not despite his appearance/behavior but because of it.
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  5703. ​ @aslamnurfikri7640  but here it would be selling the information of where gold can be found for pennies
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  5704. Well technically it's the fault of the rich for deconstructing public transportation and promoting useless consumption
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  5705. troll moment
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  5706. Humans nowadays aren't worse morally than in the past
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  5707. It sounds so weird to me to refer to a country by she
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  5708. It's the fact they're short selling more than 100 % of the stocks that this was even possible. Seems like the short seller's fault. Also, two big investors taking opposite bets is okay but when one side it's retail investors it's not?
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  5709. This one account with the same message all over again seems like a spam bot
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  5710. He didn't claim that reasonable is defined by the government, did he?
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  5711. But at the same time he doesn't really know how to use it so I dunno
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  5712. ​ @572089  they're already regularly doing that but idk how often in general
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  5713. "they're all invertebrates. In vertebrates like us" I had to turn on captions to understand that there was no contradiction here and that it's not "invertebrates" the second time too
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  5714. ​ @KarlEmanuel-f4l they weren't guaranteed food and shelter. One failed harvest and they're starving, one attack by an enemy that burns down crops and house and you have neither. With serfdom you're also not allowed to move. And don't think that the lords ruling over you are merciful. Thinking that that's better than working at McDonald's is truly delusional. Feudalism also was an era of warlords. With no power above that ensured that they could hold on their ownership they could easily go at war with each other and a peasant getting in-between that easily
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  5715. I watched the movie and the whole thing didn't make sense to me
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  5716. It's been recombining parts on certain topics, that will give more content than just the basic length of the series
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  5717. Imaging working 8 hours
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  5718. But that's just one industry. IT started to have struggle with increased interest rates and since the big IT firms hit saturation in their market they started to lay off many people who now flood the market
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  5719. Increasing leverage destroyed it, the politicians just let it going longer than it would have naturally
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  5720. The comment section seems to be flooded with brainwashed or paid people who praise Robert without saying anything of substance
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  5721.  @maskoblackfyre  it's not freedom of speech in this case but laws against it would be the evil government restricting the freedom or something like that
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  5722. ​ @Gamer_2047_ that's the type of generalization that's so useless it will only confuse you if you're trying to understand the world. Ponzi schemes are hidden, QE for example is made public intentionally and there are no promises of profits, it's something very much different
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  5723. Are you saying violence and oppression is the only way to keep Russia together? That's a very weak argument and I doubt it's true. Just few years ago Russia was much relaxed on criticism and still could be if Putin didn't decide to attack Ukraine. Now he can't let it surface that that was a mistake and crack down on criticism
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  5724. They're still way too popular after what they did
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  5725. Buzzfeed is just a capitalist funded content farm with no ideals in the ends
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  5726. Only makes me wanna create my own coin tbh
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  5727. Shouldn't that mean that people are willing to pay more ?
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  5728. Assuming you reach the goal and also have a child to who you inherit their wealth - wouldn't that mean they would never have to work (unless they blow it all by spending too much)?
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  5729. ​ @Ikneeslp  but it's not in money but investments and that's not losing value to inflation
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  5730. Feels like he's just using that as an excuse to not go through with the purchase
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  5731. The pronunciation is far too strong for me, it's so distracting
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  5732. Factual history was rarely talked about widely so nothing changed
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  5733. I think he would have gotten proper punishment if he didn't kill him and just let him get imprisoned because these kind of guys are even looked down to from other inmates and I don't think just getting killed is really a punishment in this case when he escaped that situation. But it's understandable that a parent can react that way
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  5734. How do you know they aren't paid adequately already?
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  5735. This is about keeping kids ignorant about minorities and most kids probably won't know what is no longer there
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  5736. Das ist aber erst durch den Eingriff durch Russland geschehen und Russland hat auch Provokationen gemacht um das Recht zu fertigen
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  5737. Telling soldiers to buy their own gear sounds like Roman republic army - except the Russians don't get the reward
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  5738. How are offsets that are backed by not cutting trees supposed to work in best case? The amount of CO2 still increased and they'll just cut trees somewhere else
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  5739. That 200x of what's spend on equality isn't helpful at all because I have no idea how far 1 euro spend on that gets you. To be fair I also have no idea what you could get for 1 billion consulting so it's totally useless for me. More reasonable would be a comparison with some established, always needed branch
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  5740. So that typically suggestes orange juice as part of breakfast is potentially bad for children?
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  5741. Well technically it's to attract new female watchers
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  5742. The repeated "check this out" and the stock music are pretty distracting to me
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  5743. While I agree he's a hack it wouldn't be stupid to trade with other people's money and make even more unless the strategy doesn't work with too much money. But the thing that's suspecious to me is why he's on the media so much if he could just earn a big buck making good investments.
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  5744. But finance bros also includes the people who fall for dubious products and keep believing in them even when they fail
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  5745. Crypto doesn't really provide any value that digital fiat currency doesn't already provide but its poor price stability makes it a bad currency. Even if it all turns out well, investing in crypto doesn't make sense, if anything it's speculation. There's no reason the value per unit of a crypto currency should start to rise as its used as a currency, quite the opposite. Who would spend currency if it gains in value?
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  5746. They didn't just drove around them. They had to go a long way through a dense forest, something the French didn't expect
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  5747.  @Hidavi  It's something one shouldn't look for. Anything that is actually very profitable will immediately see a jump in value so the future return is low percentage compared to the valuation. Only those who went in before it was certain (and therefore had risk) will benefit from the high probability
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  5748. pretty much no crop is natural to the region they get planted. and none of today's cultivated crops are natural. For example corn comes from middle america, so theoretically you'd have to cut down the rain forrest to plant it in its most natural environment
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  5749. For that reason they might use drastic measures so that the defaults don't propagate, while misinformating the Chinese public about what's going on. I see a possibility (not certainty) that they'll get through it without changing the government too much
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  5750. Tf dude
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  5751. ​ @homerj806 maybe all this companies are just using package delivery as a front...
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  5752. If everything but consumerism is reducing then I have to ask where do these consumers get their money from? After all they should be paid by the other things
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  5753. A bit off topic but the increased account of ions has been used a few times in science to date the age of something found
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  5754. If that's what you got you were pretty lucky
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  5755. No, Russia is responsible. They attacked. Ukraine is in defense
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  5756. Why wouldn't Abu Dhabi not just invest in themselves instead
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  5757. Imagine being
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  5758. Idk if that works against a group who's whole existence is based on fighting back opposition violently
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  5759.  @mandelbrodt  IQ isn't equal to intelligence
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  5760. Investors and customers are two different things
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  5761. ​ @FrankNoBank69420 you're weird as hell if you think adults being in love being around children is inherently sexual because that also includes straight people
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  5762. ​ @rayanderson5797  there's someone who watched through all of it and they don't even add up to a consistent narrative
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  5763. I don't understand how people think that that ad pack thing works economically
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  5764. ​ @alexsilent5603  a Russian sponsored civil war in Ukraine
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  5765. Ignoring how much sense it made on its own it's quite a good argument for these people to fight for the nazi if they're into it
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  5766. Trees don't remotely create as much food, so that would be insufficient as an replacement
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  5767. It's not just time to bring it back, it's time to stop loosing regulations whenever the economy is booming
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  5768. He's only that rich because he's good at selling. Tesla wasn't special from the start, he just managed to get so much funding that the company ended up with this big evaluation. But you could have given any random small car company a lot of money and they'd be able to get something out of it
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  5769. Makes me wonder: Is that a short time range or did you get one while you're so young? Neither seems too smart
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  5770. Woher kommt diese Zahl
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  5771. I love the level of self reflection
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  5772. I won't
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  5773.  @mariusvanc  that's not fully true tho, it can still be a while from there
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  5774. That's the latest point of where he says "and that's how many works", if excluding the promo it's past the half
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  5775. Two possibilities Good intentions and trying to make people realize it earlier than later, seeing it inevitable any way. Bad intentions and just publishing when he sees it causing enough fear to crash the company, while not being sure if the company might turn it around on its own
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  5776. The whole thing with no longer be able to afford it is total bs. Their protection opened up other country's market. If Europe can fully defend itself it can use much more regulations against shady tactics that American companies often engage in. They also lose out on selling military equipment in general since other countries no longer can trust that they're even usable when they need it
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  5777. Wieso nicht?
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  5778. Wasn't he in the news for a long time for doing bad things?
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  5779. I don't buy the uranium and multi body gravity one. All we know here is that we don't know, doesn't mean it's truly random
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  5780. Don't say that. When no one wants to short is shortly before a crash happens because then there are no buyers left
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  5781. You have had a bit too much 420 it seems
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  5782.  @cim888  Little crimes isn't a sign of more freedom. It's much easier to get rid of criminals if the government doesn't care about fair legal proceedings. Just charge anyone who's suspicious and besides a lot of innocent people you get all the criminals too. That's not freedom
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  5783. But it seems all decisions of the government combined are
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  5784. I really like so many people were speaking in the video, with different insights
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  5785. ​ @evans4751 what is it? The future of money or an asset that steadily increases in value? It can't be both
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  5786. ​ @sushantkurren2562 i can't really find anything about heavy use unless it's from a pro crypto website
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  5787. They're kinda sus
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  5788. Idk about this idea of a company having multiple working spaces just to shorten commute. Ever location will add cost in terms of management, separate infrastructure, etc but also more planning (how big does each location need to be in the future in case employees move around) and those locations also need to create teams depending on location and sometimes there won't be enough for a certain type at one location to form a complete group
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  5789. If he couldn't read he wouldn't have eaten them
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  5790. Well, technically they do count into GDP, so no need to manipulate there
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  5791. I don't think it's in China's interest to have the dominating currency
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  5792.  @TheGeorgeous  I'd say gold is definitely better than crypto here, way more stable
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  5793. It's not that ironic considering China is nearby anyway, in case they want their help still. The same goes the other way where the threat for South Korea is way closer
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  5794. How?
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  5795. This interview kinda shows why they keep getting away with it
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  5796. The worst about it is that it increases risks of design mistakes because some part that used to be okay no longer is with changes in a different part
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  5797. You think Russia is gonna attack Ukraine? No wait, they're already in war
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  5798. I don't get why keeping stressful and badly paying jobs for people is a good thing
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  5799. 25 years is a bit long for a learning effect
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  5800. I need an in detail explanation for the idk
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  5801. Scamming people out of money or white collar crimes in general have always been punished less than literally stealing, no matter the social status of the perpetrator
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  5802. I dunno but when one doesn't understand that 50 % down and up already maybe one should learn about percentages first before investing because that's one of the most important things to understand in that field
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  5803. What
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  5804. If i did the research right those earn like roughly 30 percent of all income and that doesn't even include income coming from wealth gain which isn't going to social security at all and has low tax
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  5805. Hypebeast is "affordable" to the average person (not saying it's reasonable to buy), while the trends in the videos couldn't be uphold by non rich people. But yeah, in a way it shows a "problem": we've gotten so advanced that good looking clothes can be bought by anyone so people who want to set themselves apart with something more flashy tend to be more ridiculous looking. Also a trend observable with restaurants where some upscale restaurants are now serving food that in the past the poor ate regularly but was considered waste
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  5806. They're enemies
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  5807. Well duh. To get higher up you have to be increasingly more convincing
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  5808. ​ @pkflex1614  It is a scam, especially since many rich people can take drugs, get caught and just continue on while some poorer people get caught once and get years in prison. Meanwhile privately operated prisons are happy they're getting more inmates
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  5809.  @PardonMe_ImDrunk  Idk who said it first but if Jesus came to America today they'll kill him for being a communist, a pacifist (hippie) and not being white. Not even the USSR was so ideologically opposed
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  5810. Don't forget most of those are old and don't see much of the effect and with being rich also being able to protect from it
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  5811. The secret to a 10 million dollar studio is 10 dollars
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  5812. There are some crypto bros who actually think that those exist. Like, "crypto is a new thing that doesn't follow classic economics"
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  5813. But crypto is supposed to replace the old system and work with new paradigms! /s
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  5814. Fiat money isn't backed by the government or trust. It's backed by loans. If someone takes out 10k for a loan and then purchased something equal to 10k, this increases demand in the economy for there to be that thing for 10k, increasing economy as a whole, justifying the higher money supply
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  5815. The US needs foreign investors to cancel out the trade deficit to not have the dollar lose value
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  5816. Did this channel's name always contain an s at the end?
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  5817. ​ @azrobbins01 if it's really good then it can work on a global scale. People will recommend it to others they know and eventually that chain will jump countries and continents. More likely than not though is that there will be copy cats. That's how invocations have always spread
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  5818.  @gatti3933  he got wealthy by other people giving him money and him getting profits off that, not by investing his own money. Hedge funds take ridiculous cuts for themselves. And even worse, he may know the truth but he doesn't necessarily have the incentive to tell it or act on it, like let's say he comes to the conclusion that he no longer knows what to do. Would he close the fund or just keep it running without significant profit while still getting paid a lot?
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  5819. Und was wäre das?
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  5820. This channel is as logical as the e Democratic People's Republic of Korea is democratic. It's just some guy's opinion. "Logically Answered" is so misleading
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  5821. Revolt and put your family in danger
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  5822. How much of that process actually ends up being practical and how much is just doing it for traditional sake without having any benefits?
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  5823. Well technically you can still buy all of them and money is really the only thing you need
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  5824. This didn't work well. Basically the opposite happened
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  5825. Smart cities require a lot of intervention which is against the American mentality of individual freedom
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  5826. But most horror movies don't contain serial killers?
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  5827.  @mr3817  It doesn't always, in cases where there would be deflation for example it doesn't. And at the moment they don't just print money, the fed hands out money in exchange for securities
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  5828. Ist doch ziemlich tief dass sie für 35 Euro im Monat so dankbar ist, muss da schon einiges an schlechter Behandlung gehabt haben
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  5829. That's an unpopular opinion because of fear mongering
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  5830.  @EzraMerr  no bank is going to give you cheap fixed rate mortgages with rising inflation
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  5831. The problem is that all these schemes work on steady (high) return from a market that's notoriously volatile, so one company often just offloads that promise to another until it just ends up in something highly speculative that eventually implodes
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  5832. ​ @angeliqueoren2462 they could have had diversification in investment, it was just all handled by one broker
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  5833. Back then it wasn't so obvious. Nowadays I regularly come across people who have realized that
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  5834. Ironically, being self sufficient is always potrait as the ideal
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  5835. What's that episode supposed to be about? House is about identifying mostly rare illnesses, covid 19 is one of the first things that are checked nowadays
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  5836. "the market will grow at 8 % a year, the economy will grow at 4 % a year" How does that add up in long term?
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  5837. It's not the "left", it's rich people evading taxes
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  5838. Bargeldloses zahlen hat sicher Wachstum in die Zukunft aber die Konkurrenz ist wegen der möglichen Profitabilität so groß dass es unwahrscheinlich ist ohne viel Wissen in die richtige Firma zu investieren
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  5839. This channel sounds so much like a mainstream media channel but it's not
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  5840. Journalism, that's what Russia doesn't allow anymore
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  5841. ​ @pumbajayden  so must prospectors weren't real ones?
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  5842. When you listen to what he says he talks a lot but says little. Always sketchy
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  5843. I thought he changed his stance on bitcoin with tesla because of some pressure and not personal choice, like he's being told to not do certain things in the past
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  5844.  @PointNemo9  it's a company name, it doesn't need to follow any language
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  5845. Aren't all factors basically useless and it's all about the story given that all we know is normally already priced in? Cheap according the factors only can mean it's on the way to bankruptcy, bad could mean it's growing fast and continues to do so
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  5846. I think Caesar not dying would have fundamental impact on the existence of Rome as an empire with a dictatorial leader. The reason as to why he didn't in an alternative time line would also make a lot of difference
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  5847. There has been a strong anti nuclear movement in Germany for a long time and that eventually convinced people eventually. Kinda also why introduction in Austria failed
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  5848. You're making too many suggestive questions, dude. If you said it straight ahead your contradictions would been more obvious, so maybe that's why you went that way
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  5849. Fractional reserves
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  5850. yes
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  5851. Why's he always trying to make every video sound as much as possible like conspiracy theories, even with well known topics
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  5852. I greatly doubt that. The image of oneself and saving face is much more important in China than in the west. I actually already can think of another case where just saying it didn't work: Being more resourceful with food. In China it's a thing to put loads of food on the table when you invite someone or have an event to show you're not poor or something like that and the government has recently told that should stop but people kept doing it.
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  5853.  @future62  if you're quiet quitting socially you'd have to do more than the bare minimum still
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  5854. @J Anda blaming everything the government does on the citizens didn't make sense, especially if it's not democratically elected
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  5855. It's disturbing how the crowd cheers at the most nonsensical things he says
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  5856. I've read Russian comments that not much changed for them since sanctions except not having McDonald's and a bit higher prices but the latter is happening all around the world But that might be a genuine comment by a fortunate Russian or propaganda tho
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  5857. Interessant wie er voll aus zucken anfängt (auch körperlich) aber nie Tendenz in Richtung gewalttätig hat
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  5858. 8888 views atm
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  5859. What I'm thinking "It's unlikely he'll invade the Ukraine"
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  5860. Really? He thinks that way?
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  5861. So is Parler
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  5862. Whataboutism. And why only focus on western economy? Because he uncovers problems in China? And, let me correct what you actually wanted to say: "let the Chinese government alone" because the population wouldn't agree
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  5863. Is there a reason to assume the pentagon is located in Washington?
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  5864. That's better but such a plant still has environmental impacts, water dams flood a big region and also block the natural flow of water so animals can't move freely. I don't see how designated plants benefit the world, isn't the global throughput always the same regardless of how many miners there are?
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  5865. Detecting sarcasm without some obvious sign requires two things: first something you might call intelligence and second knowledge on what's being said. When you watch comedy you can assume that it's not meant seriously but in something like an interview not everyone watching knows enough about what's being said to detect the sarcasm. For example, some people actually hold believes someone else might say sarcastically but if you don't know that person well enough you can't tell the difference and that has nothing to do with intelligence
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  5866. Comparing annual earnings * age * 10 % with net worth is basically asking if someone at least saved 10 % of their income, but why draw the line at exactly 10 %? When I think of actually rich people I'd assume they could afford to save much more than 10 %. I mean I'm not rich but I save more than that
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  5867. Referencing the Kardashians in a pro argument is a bad idea
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  5868. Dollar cost average will cost more in transaction costs tho
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  5869. He owns his truck and has to pay for the maintenance which is expensive. But of course you use the braindead American mentality that if companies screw over a worker it must be their fault
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  5870. Senior software engineers can just start their own thing
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  5871. Why is that surprising?
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  5872. It's better than socialism because you can discriminate against people you don't like /s
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  5873. Given all I know about Dubai I'm more wondering why they thought it could work
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  5874. Poor people? More like pesky peasants
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  5875. Als ob
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  5876. Every part of this scam seems so sketchy I don't get how people keep falling for that kind of stuff
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  5877.  @skun406  for many governments that's synonymous with growing the economy
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  5878.  @Diana1000Smiles  what is Ukraine supposed to do? Just give up and get superseded? What is the world supposed to do? Let Putin annex country after country?
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  5879.  @zeebest1004  they were usually so small the dinosaur couldn't catch them
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  5880. One thing that stands out here is that there was an actual investigation on the police afterwards
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  5881. Ne, die Inflation entwertet es ja
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  5882. What if you lose the 10k to zero afterwards? Will you put something in again?
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  5883. Hmm maybe but it doesn't look like it won't keep falling, especially if they default on their loan payments
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  5884. One thing I don't get: They got rid of the books and said the library cant have it unless they agree that they'll get rid of the books?
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  5885. How do those work out? Because that way would actually make some sense
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  5886. Wieso haben die den Fake Amazon-Lacher gemacht statt ihm echt lachen zu zeigen? Den sein lachen ist nämlich ziemlich creepy und schon fast stereotypisch
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  5887. The good ol "you stopping me from oppressing minorities is the real oppression here!"
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  5888. He's also rich enough by now that saying something "wrong" won't ruin him
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  5889. Some people even feel better when defrauding to the degree that they don't stop even if they already earned enough money
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  5890.  @alanpatterson2384  why should their property value change because of that? They'd lose it anyway without additional payments afterwards
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  5891. Ehh, idk This seems more like internal propaganda and crack down on opposition Meanwhile they also crack down on service industry, calling it a fake economy while propping up production industry, both of which require more export and less national consumption Maybe an internal war Also, I've read news about plans in China for a broader stock market, essentially to get more foreign money. Very mixed messages if that article is also meant for foreigners Maybe the CCP wants to go back to the era of cheap labor manufacturering without a consumer market inside that just makes people think to independently and question the working all the time life
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  5892. Government spending isn't an issue if it's done wisely as investment for the future. But the US government has some strange entanglement with the private sector that doesn't make sense from a capitalistic standpoint
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  5893. "these days"? Shut up
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  5894. I think they're doing that all to divert attention from the actual problems
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  5895.  @enemyoftherepublic777  Not animals in general If we got ourselves extinct by changing the climate too much it's very unlikely that we killed every animal species
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  5896. Yes but what's the alternative
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  5897. Wth is that supposed to mean? Why can't "they" just tax you already for that amount? If a government actually wants to its just gonna raise taxes, no need for finding obscure excuses to do so
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  5898.  @robertroot7237  you can't complain about degenerating people when that's what you just did
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  5899. What i find most absurd is that there are cases where people pay more WITH insurance, with that extra money going to insurance like wtf are you insured for if you have to pay them instead of getting helped out when you need it
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  5900. @Hattie Lankford the US used to be stricter about it but then let lose again. You don't need to catch up, you need to ensure that you also keep the better laws once there are made
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  5901. ​ @wojtek4p4 I'm also European but here many ATMs are run by the banks themselves and it doesn't cost me money if I use one
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  5902. Companies doing buy back despite or even with debt made for that reason is relativly common
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  5903.  @Faesharlyn  but stones are heavy
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  5904.  @mato4334  it's not just price or calories. A vegan diet requires you to be more careful with what you eat to not get a deficiency. There are certain vitamins for example that are very rare in many vegan options but necessary to survive. So you might find a cheaper option calories wise but that doesn't mean you won't need to add other vegan ingredients that are more expensive to add the missing parts
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  5905. The difference is that there's millions of alternatives on YouTube while just a few on TV. Just by that as long as people watch TV enough people will watch it. Some people actually prefer to just been shown stuff instead of deciding what to watch
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  5906.  @lu881  the US doesn't have full control over every single dollar
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  5907. ​ @qwertykins76  i think the problem is heat. What's the point of avoiding getting bitten if you just die of overheating instead
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  5908. I didn't really know about Harding before and after reading the title and even with the initial introduction what I've actually learned about Harding in the rest of the video was kinda... anti climatic. Sure he went along with it but it initially sounded like he was the leading guy in all the corruption when in reality he just stood on the side
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  5909. I don't like beer 😶
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  5910. Ur mom
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  5911. SNL blatantly ripping off reality
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  5912. ​ @alexanderh1721 doesn't mean they can't still be sued
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  5913.  @KissatenYoba  State owned enterprises are, well state owned. The state does get in a lot of revenue but the local government has to come up with most of its findings on their own, which mainly came from land sales. I assume that the budget of the state doesn't allow diverging funding to local governments because then they'd had to cut some spending themselves
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  5914. Some kind of inflation? That's the status quo for most of history
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  5915.  @snaketanker  back when it was "broadcast yourself" you didn't get money for anything, you can still upload like back then
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  5916.  @antr7493  I think you misunderstood
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  5917.  @ricardosmythe2548  oil isn't the same category. Fossil fuel providers have realized their days are counted and trying to squeeze out more, not the same as with others
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  5918. Billions are laundered without cash in a few transactions and then there's the people who claim we need to get rid of cash to prevent laundering
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  5919. Sounds like the start of a scam thread
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  5920. Aren't peaches sweet enough on their own?
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  5921. ​ @IRNoahBody on the internet it's usually just something made up for attention tho. Sure it exists but maybe not often told because it's then seen as another fake
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  5922. This video seems longer than necessary
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  5923. Imagine if you could export real estate - might have been the solution to the housing crisis in some western countries and would also help China
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  5924. How can we make any assumptions at all of outside the simulation if we're in one? What if there's no connection to actual reality?
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  5925. Cold environment + alcohol doesn't do well together
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  5926.  @allanallen1835  then the US would probably lose a lot of wars with Biden not being the youngest
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  5927. To my understanding is wasn't because of the amount but because they were Muslim
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  5928. Most people who are affected didn't make the decision
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  5929. I've often been thinking that in a way horses are like self driving vehicles. Often can get you home without you giving directions
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  5930. If he buys something you short it?
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  5931. Nah
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  5932. "are we common, are you over trusting" after having just mentioned he's supposedly leave wife and kids behind if she just made the slightest move
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  5933. Owning the sport card instead of owning a receipt for a sport card. If you have the card, you can look at it, show it who you want or do whatever with it. Anyone can look at the image tied to the NFT, no reason to own the NFT
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  5934. Why? They can't capture all at once and then we could have a civil war with nuclear weapons
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  5935.  @anneonymous4884  That's just regression. Web 2.0 has made many things easier, just because of some wrongs we don't need to get rid of it completely but fix the problems
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  5936. You're not going to get so much out of it that it's worth fleeing the country
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  5937. isnt it kind of being forgotten about mentality?
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  5938. Same. I also think that if crypto ever does catch on it's going to be some new variant that solves all those reoccuring issues. Pretty much never in history was it the first versions of something that led to widespread adoption. We keep seeing problems in today's crypto so it's not going to be the successful version of crypto if there ever will be one
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  5939. Do a Saul Goodman. Don't let laws and morals stop you!
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  5940.  @miguelpereira9859  I don't think they necessarily assume that but isn't that the only demographic they can sell to?
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  5941. I doubt the Wagner group would be effective after him dying. Wouldn't want to fight for someone who killed my leader
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  5942. How would the water stay liquid at those temperatures? Is the increased pressure enough?
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  5943. If that were true the prices of all products would change in correlation to gold but they don't
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  5944.  @sd-ch2cq  with 8 % interest it would take 21 years to get from 20k to 100k. Whatever someone put in, it can't be multiplied by now because the program didn't exist remotely as long
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  5945. I always thought the fried was like in getting fried
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  5946. I've been watching Chinese economy for some time and it's weird how long it took to get into the western media
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  5947. Why are there laws if you can just break them?
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  5948. They say giving, not gifting
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  5949. Ukraine is indirectly asking for other countries to both weaken their own defense and also risking their weapons getting into the wrong hands
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  5950. Some called the run on the capitol to be a false flag attack by antifa, so why not call that here too
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  5951.  @Celrrose  Having an explaination as to why doesn't make it less terrifying
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  5952. Nah, even without corruption it doesn't work out most the times even if you're generally correct. If you bet against, you need a counter party who won't offer an open ended deal. You have to give specific number and date or else you'll lose even if you were right in general.
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  5953. "almost at once" doesn't make sense when births are quite evenly distributed over single years. Sure, baby boomers will accelerate that but it's far from at once
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  5954. ​ @metaphysicalfuck not a gender topic. That other guy always talks in that unnatural way that no person would talk like and it's so tiring to listen to, could rarely watch more than one video in a row
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  5955. Welll To be honest it's hard for ordinary citizens to get anything done without getting caught up
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  5956. A lot caused by Xi's decision which were bad for the economy. If it gets worse he might get replaced by someone who turns the economy around
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  5957. Don't forget that people claiming to be pro free speech often just mean the ones that agree with them. Don't trust Musk. He's not a great investor but merely an investor. He didn't co found Tesla, he just bought that title
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  5958. You could argue that if these decisions were voted on
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  5959. It would only get his fanboys on
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