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Me: Where should we eat? Girlfriend: Mathematics is not yet ripe enough for such question
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I feel like we got a whole lot closer to one, even if this particular version isn't the one
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They're finally ending single family mandates here in MA. This should massively increase housing supply which will increase affordability. No more government meddling with our property rights
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You can also use it to travel through the universe
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What people don't get about the economy is that the 3 sectors of the economy (private sector, public sector and foreign sector) can't all be in surplus. The only way for the private sector to run a surplus (which it needs to do to stay out of recession) is to draw that surplus from one of the other sectors. And since it can't draw the surplus from the foreign sector because of our trade deficit, it must draw it from the government. So until we get rid of our trade deficit (which can't happen unless the US loses it's reserve currency status) the private sector will rely on government deficits to stay afloat and calling for a "balanced budget" is basically calling for a recession
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Not much of a stalemate since core inflaiton has been falling for a while now, outside of lagging rent data we're already at the fed target
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This gentleman was wrong about the national debt of America. The united states does not "borrow" because it takes up debt exclusively in its own currency. Dollars originate from the government, so there is no one they need to borrow from. What they call "borrowing" is just the process of selling government bonds, which is optional. Please look into MMT
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If they gave out Emmys for YouTube videos your house would be full
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MMT is a new economic model that is gaining much popularity, is it known in India?
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This claim that the "next generation will foot the bill" is nonsense. It relies on the idea that taxes will have to go up in the future to pay for the national debt, but that's completely wrong for two main reasons. The first one being, the debt isn't paid for by taxes, it's paid for by simply rolling over any bonds that come due. The government rolled over 120 TRILLION dollars worth of bonds in 2021 alone. That's trillion with a T. The idea that taxes could ever cover that amount in silly. They can do this forever because they control the currency our debt is denominated in. The other reason it's nonsense is the main reason, and it's because taxes don't pay for anything the federal government does. They're debited out of existence at the IRS. The money we're using to pay taxes comes from the government in the first place, so our taxes don't give them new money, they just cancel out what they've already spent. You can test this out yourself, the next time you pay federal taxes, do it in cash at a physical IRS location. They'll literally put your tax money in a shredder
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Cities and suburbs need to legalise apartments and town houses to lower these ridiculous demand levels
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We need to examine your motives
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These longform videos always fly by
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What a masterpiece of a video
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These videos are movies
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