Comments by "Robert Morgan" (@RobertMorgan) on "TheQuartering"
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But why even do it? Setup a server, change a webcam setting, boom, you're livestreaming directly to everyone, nothing to take down.
BUT, you don't get the free hosting youtube provides, is the catch.
This is why I despise monetization and ads and all the money people have gotten addicted to on youtube. The hosting used to be the compensation. A free video host? Amazing, groundbreaking.
If even a modestly large YT channel had to pay their actual hosting fees they'd lose money endlessly, not make it, even with adsense.
Maybe we all need to get off these pedistals and get back down to the real platform, the internet. You don't need a service, you dont need an app, the tools to do it all are easy and FREE, they worked for decades past, they'll work today.
But it takes getting off your ass and off a site where someone else does all your work like yt
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And that's really the thing here, choices and preferences are ok, and someday THEY might learn that lol.
I like broccoli, I enjoy cooking and eating broccoli. I don't like Kale, I don't eat it. That does not mean I'm anti-kale and through my vegetable preference am trying to invalidate kale's existence, lived experience, intersectional identity, or those who enjoy it. I'm not part of any organized anti-kale-spiracy, I'm not a far-white alt-vegetable extremist lol.
I just don't like that food so I don't eat it, and if someone wants to do so themselves, fine, but why, ick, lol.
For a group that's so pro-non-binary, the left as a whole craves painting themselves into binary thinking corners. If you don't support something, that makes you against it. If you support something, by their default you oppose the inverse, and that's just not reality.
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@edwardfigueroa4436 If you sell assets to buy assets, it's not like you lose assets. I forget what financial expert I heard this from, but one of the biggest mistakes people make is confusing negative assets for positive assets.
You buy a car with cash, you lose money, depreciation, market value, breakdowns, and such.
You buy a second home to lease out, you MAKE money, it's an actual asset that brings in more resources rather than taking resources. If Musk buys twitter for $X billion, and a year from now it's worth $X+1.5 billion, that's a great asset, and even at $40 billion and the value going up 1.5 bill is still only around 3% return, very feasible.
Of course, if I had a billion dollars myself, I wouldn't spend a dime. I'd convert it all to Tether crypto earning 9% interest and live off the paltry $90 million in interest every year lol
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