Youtube comments of Errror42 (@nietur).

  1. Most horrific crimes: The US Healthcare System
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  2. Imagine building a new city without public tranportation. What is this, USA?
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  3. printing money to errode trust in money to get to a moneyless society is smart
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  4. "accessible luxury" is a funny concept
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  5. also isn't a moveable solar panel easier to steal? xD
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  6. No comments about the father wearing the mask under his nose???
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  7. Every voter would need to watch it. Politcians go for votes, not for the best solution.
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  8. and other's dream is getting a green card xd
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  9.  @marcosaguirre9351  68% have internet, 29% are moderately or severely food insecure so we're in the top 2/3
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  10.  @StylishCasuall  Netherlands is physically low, weed makes you high. low + high = same level
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  11. erstmal googeln, wie man Spielerberater wird
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  12. They paid 150k to save 45k in taxes for 13k worth of equipment? What? And why isn't that allowed if the companies did pay 150k?
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  13. The US Literally Can. They could mint one 35-trillion-dollar-coin, done.
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  14. you're comparing city and rural
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  15. They had a net profit margin down to 1% in 2018, so it's true for that time.
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  16.  @infamoushacker4chan883  Biggest difference between juices and smoothies are fibers which have no calories.
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  17.  @ClimateKiller  you can show up with a $60 bag, no luxury necessary It's a market that derives its product's value from them being unaffordable, so competition for lower prices is weird.
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  18. Military budget: $849.8 billion (7.8 B increase) 300 million dollars for teachers: But how is she going to finance that? 🤔🤔🤔
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  19.  @Carakav  +1 satellite internet will improve greatly
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  20. 15 million US-Americans drinking lead it crazy
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  21. Clarke knowing that in 1964 is impressive
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  22. Nur dass, wie auch hier gesagt wurde, Covid ungefährlich für Kinder ist.
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  23.  @jpbeckmannrz  green leaves have protein, too
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  24.  @tom23245  China produces at high quality, too. The iPhone wouldn't be better if Foxconn was in the USA.
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  25.  @thomasungaro494  the rich who lives off my work? I want that it's affordable and people don't get extortet, mostly
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  26.  @andersonjimenezsantana3309  almost 22 and can do nothing, hi
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  27. just employ one person for 50k and then you make 16 million
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  28. Oder halt wie bei jedem anderen Betrug...
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  29. just build houses
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  30. It's a straw man and illogical. Printing money and giving it to poor people is transfering wealth, while printing degrees is not transfering smartness.
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  31. Bei den Emissionen muss man vergleichen, was die Alternative ausgestoßen hätte. Auf die gesamten Emissionen zu schauen ist so, als würde man auf die Emissionen von einem Bus oder einer Bahn schauen und sagen, dass sie deshalb schlechter als Pkws sind.
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  32. no, they sold the data, yw
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  33. rather look at debt/GDP and even then, it's the world reserve currency, not just USA reserve currency.
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  34. Corporate cards are for your data. Prepaid cards are for interest free loans, yes. But so what? Would you earn more from the intests than you get in rewards?
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  35.  @bypander801  Na so lange es keine hohe, universelle CO2-Bepreisung gibt, unterstützt man bei jedem Kauf eine klimaschädliche Industrie.
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  36. The essential difference is, that Germany was indebted in a FOREIGN currency. If it prints its own currency to pay it back, the exchange rate lowers and therefore it's impossible to repay more than a some maximum every year. They didn't pay back this foreign debt, you're mistaken. Your suggestion works but it's nothing more than an unfair wealth transfer from the debtors to the creditors. The retirees who were invested in secure bonds afterwards have just little left, let's say 95% gone. The investors of higly indebted company win lots. Too unfair.
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  37. Dann gehen sie zu einer Firma, die was davon versteht...
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  38. Nvidia is definitely one of the companies of all time
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  39. think for yourself government spending is a part of GDP
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  40. John McAfee on who wrote the white paper: "If you buy a two-hundred dollar authorship program, and you take the white paper and you run it through, and you take any one of the papers that he’s published—all of these people wrote papers by the way, only one comes out with ninety-nine percent probability it's him."
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  41. Me at the thermal bath hearing about the fall of the Roman Empire
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  42. Even if they didn't see it coming, they could've stopped it the moment they saw it.
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  43. Der wichtigste Rohstoff ist die Liebe.
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  44.  @N0N0111  It's not a loophole if they lose 92k
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  45.  @prackertracker7189  Nein. Als ob der Durchschnittsbürger sich ETFs kauft und diese für 20 Jahre liegen lässt, selbst wenn sie mal 50% an Wert verlieren. Bei "staatliches Rentenprodukt" übersiehst du einen Staatsfond wie ihn Norwegen hat.
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  46. pretty sure everyone knows about seasonalities
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  47. Was hat das mit diesem Video zu tun?
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  48.  @Bazookatone1  Since when does changing your headquarters to save taxes bring high tech jobs and billions of investment into the country??
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  49. they have cheap oil, so car-centric it is
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  50. no
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  51. weil Leute Geld haben möchten
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  52. the yoghurts
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  53. Fun fact: YOU DON'T HAVE TO BUY A HOUSE! Buying an expensive house is a bad idea. It for sure is not the only investment possible either.
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  54.  @Polit_Burro  you think consumers would want to pay 50% more for the exact same thing if they had a higher salary...?
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  55. Without UBI, we would need unemployment benefits. But unemployment benefits compete with employment. The argument against UBI that is "People wouldn't work", true or not, suggests we should extort people to work with their basic needs not being met. And the same people who use this argument think people pursue higher salaries above basic needs. So wouldn't people still want to increase their disposable incomes / quality of life if their basic needs are met, therefore work?
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  56.  @ForgedinPrint  Nope. If he had said nothing, it would've been better.
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  57.  @laturista1000  Buy STOCKS! Money was never meant as a store of value but as means of transaction indeed.
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  58. If the USA prints just the interest payments, that's $900 billion. The money supply is 21,054 billion, so that would be a 4.2% money supply increase. A part of that is eaten by economic growth and a part of that will lead to consumer price inflation. Sounds fine to me. If not for that, the Fed would try to keep the interest rate low for the gov anyway meaning quantitative easing (money printing by the Fed).
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  59.  @kinglars2280  so that people stop tryna mess with them, not because they want to use them
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  60. There's this study going around on tiktok saying 30% of current production would be enough to give everyone on the planet a good living standard. Would love a video on that. It seemed to check out. People working less on UBI wouldn't be an issue that way either.
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  61. Amazon macht ja auch keinen Gewinn. Da gibt's Schlimmere. Die Kunden, die Amazon lieber mögen, schaden den Geschäften.
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  62. Less work isn't a terrible consequence 😐
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  63. As if all Americans are responsible for these
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  64. Ihr habt halt entweder nicht zugehört oder es nicht verstanden.
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  65. WQHD Atlas
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  66. you are confusing nebula and curiosity stream.
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  67. 3:33 Amazon, Andy Jassy , announced that their internal AI tool, Amazon Q, is saving them $260 million annually and reclaiming 4,500 developer-years.
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  68.  @nukeomatic  how many jobs does pumping water take, you think?
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  69.  @isaach.1135  Rent being high is a signal from the market that housing supply is low. Changing building regulation and building more is the best solution. Expensive rent and expensive houses doesn't mean that renting out is lucrative. It's about the relation to price and rent and the difference to bonds.
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  70. You know what's a losing strategy? Losing money on every vehicle to sell to the masses. They would sell cheaper if they could.
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  71. thing is they DON'T AT ALL they don't create money or get it from the FED and give out credits, they just have customer money
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  72. Wow that's crazy, hard to imagine. Yk about the ways to reduce medical bills?
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  73. 25:40 Also wenn man 40% verdient hat und es einen 30-prozentigen Crash gibt, steht man nicht besser da, dann ist man 2% im Minus. Und einem sind Anleihenzinsen mit geringerer Volatilität entgangen.
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  74. So true, schools, roads, law enforcement - completely unproductive! such drain on wealth
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  75. Richtig witzig wirds bei den Billionen, die wir deswegen für die Bankenrettung zahlen
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  76. No, because there's none obviously
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  77. so if I just save 7k, I'll starve and become a millionaire in decades? wow! yeah those damn avocado toast eaters am i rite
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  78.  @ali_el_baba3665  Also Aktien sind gefährlich. Über 30 Jahre in ein Weltportfolio? Gute Idee. Aber über 5 Jahre, Panik bekommen, wenn es fällt, verkaufen, nicht wieder einsteigen und dann mit weniger dastehen ist auch nicht so die beste Idee. Du hast nicht genug Infos gegeben, als dass man dir die Frage beantworten könnte. Es hängt von der Zeit und dem Kapital ab.
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  79. 2:30 This is how we finance preserving them. If someone thinks this is outrageous, here's a podcast episode which explains the other side: "The Rhino Hunter" from radiolab. Not caring about where your meat comes from and just taking the cheapest option in the store is a lot worse.
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  80. Cuts in spending first of all means higher unemployment. That's recessionary.
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  81. Ad hominem ist nie überzeugend.
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  82. There will be a UBI / good unemployment welfare or a revolution.
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  83. uh just go to a real library
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  84. but just 20$, an other sub could be canceled before
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  85. the equivalent of the Alexandria library would be Wikipedia if books didn't exist
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  86. You can't compare that. If income tax was lower, companies could pay more taxes and make the same profit while paying the same salary after taxes.
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  87. Then why doesn't the landlord sell? They're losing money.
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  88. good catch, it's GDP (PPP) per capita
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  89. If you saw this video, you'd know we can't.
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  90. 19:09 That's just wrong. Printing money = no debt? Printing money doesn't mean that they have to print as much as the debt and pay it all off nor that it leads to hyperinflation. If they pay just the interests, that increases the money supply by like 4%, which is fine. Hyperinflation would be 4% a week, not per year.
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  91. Hu? The job didn't match your paygrade. You could've gotten it by accepting the low salary, would you have liked that?
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  92. last 7 years
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  93. ^^ scammers
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  94.  @Praisethesunson  she scammed capitalists, sooo it's the opposite?
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  95. Shareholders could've bought ASML at IPO 14 years later if they wanted to.
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  96. mehr Nutzer = mehr Inhalte finanzierbar
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  97. Congrats to 2 million subscribers!
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  98. hm, a bundle does that could've put it on the same platform
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  99. you make propaganda
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  100. It's how money works o' clock!
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  101. It is a tax (that decreases economic efficiency and secures jobs), so same as every tax: It would decrease the budget deficit (if costs constant). You're just saying: "I don't want higher taxes". Well, money's gotta come from somewhere.
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  102. yeah abuse of power of setting SAFETY REGULATIONS
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  103. was auch sonst
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  104. 30 g sugar
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  105. 10:44 Das originale Zitat ist: „Nicht für das Leben, sondern für die Schule lernen wir“ ("Non vitae sed scholae discimus").
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  106. you gotta remember they were Christian
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  107. "He was going to be a noble price winner but he couldn't resist the salary of a concierge."
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  108. 7:00 Ich hasse das Arbeitsplatz-Argument. Komm, ich schlag dir dein Knie kaputt, das schafft Arbeitsplätze und kurbelt die Wirtschaft an.
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  109. please instead of inflation, look at the index as long as there's no deflation, the index only goes up
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  110. 1: The assumption that the market goes up in the longterm is quite... reasonable. 2: Still important to understand that if you see a news, it's priced in. 3: Wrong, passive investing still works if the majority passively invests.
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  111.  @winterwolf3659  What?? Government SPENDING is part of the GDP. If it spends less, the GDP shrinks.
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  112. +Mike Smith I care. Cuz I have something called empathy. Idc about them eating dogs, it's about how they're treated. +Mooler Agua Everyone in America finds this culture wrong and tries to influence it? Ok, then add 740 mio. Europeans
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  113. Investors SHOULD care about short-term gains as much as the discontounted long-term gains, so good long-term investments SHOULD be rewarded in the short-term.
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  114. Hu??? This isn't a fine print thing at all. When you give them your money, you give them your money. That's it. There are no special kind of financial constructions.
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  115.  @baumeimo  das ergibt gar keinen Sinn
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  116. Seniors literally have the right to vote.
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  117. Seiniger 2:48
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  118. Yes, it will cost SpaceX billions. AT&T market worth: 236 billions
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  119. They're not dieticians, they may believe it's good and may use it themselves. They see something healthy they can promote for lots of money, why not do that?
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  120. feel free to elaborate
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  121. Wow, die haben ein Schließfach an einen REICHBÜRGER gegeben??? Gibt's da keine Sicehrheitschecks?? Schlimmstes Unternehmen ever
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  122.  @TheDevil1274  Das andere? Was anderes? Die Anzeigen kamen genau deswegen und das ist auch gut so. Dass der Impfstoff nicht getestet und genutzt wurde, ist ein anderes Thema.
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  123. 🇰🇪 k
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  124. look who lives in your mind rent free
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  125. Wenn du eine Frucht willst, kauf dir eine Frucht. Wenn du dir Erdbeerjoghurt kaufst, machst du das doch nicht, um mehr Früchte zu essen, come on.
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  126. No one has thousands of houses to sit on them. They get rented out.
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  127. Median is not average. Median isn't an aggregate, so it has no segments and no Simpson paradox. If the median person is doing fine, yes, most people are doing fine.
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  128. They will increase the price of whatever the tariff is on. Increasing tariffs on produce when farms are doing good / producing at capacity, doesn't make sense and would be unpopular. Expect price increases on everything else with an international supply chain.
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  129. It's not obvious that a 2-year-old needs a mask...
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  130. this
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  131. how would free trade not help with that
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  132.  @sparfuchs6454  dann kannst du nicht sagen, dass er unrecht HATTE
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  133.  @donavanblack4347  No, corporations should do business in an amoral matter and the state should set the regulations in a way that it becomes ethical. Corporations only care about money and caring about ethics would make them less competitive. The least ethical company wins in the market. No slavery, no exploitation, responsibility, they're so important that we should not have to rely on companies to do it out of good will. Your competitors should not get more profit by doing a worse job for society than you.
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  134. Bull Run you know how there are different religions with people having different our LORDs, right?
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  135. It's called services, they produce services.
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  136.  @grammar_shark  Expected housing price appreciation has to be included in the caluclation of renting vs. buying.
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  137.  @talisikid1618  Gold literally isn't fiat. It's not that hard of a concept to grasp. The Roman empire put less gold in their coins.
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  138. Also wer in einem Callcenter gearbeitet hat, kann ja gar nicht kompetent sein!
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  139.  @WarningStrangerDanger  If everyone had 10% less money and 10% less income tomorrow, how would that fix anything? You mean an asset price deflation only. Deflation would also increase the debt burden. Good for boomers with bonds, bad for people who financed anything.
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  140. Das ist einfach nichts, dass auf individueller Ebene zu lösen ist.
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  141. ok boomer
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  142. Wie hier niemand die Ironie versteht.... ....
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  143.  @ali_el_baba3665  Du kannst auch bei anderen Rohstoffen vorbei schauen. Über 10 Jahre sollten Aktien auch eine gute Idee sein. Ich würde in individuelle Aktien gehen und die 1000€ dann in eine einzelne Aktie stecken. (Das wäre nicht gut diversifiziert.) 3% sichere Rendite über 10 Jahre sollte nicht schwer sein. Wahrscheinlich auch mit einem ETF. Der kann aber auch gerne mal einstürzen. Aktien auch, musst du einfach dich mental vorbereiten oder lassen, wenn du es nicht aushältst.
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  144. Why not tax assets rather than work?
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  145.  @LamLawIndy  Makes no sense. If it's senseful, you can just buy a condo to rent. If it's senseful, you can buy one for yourself. No reason to see it together. It's even worse together. No, one condo can't pay for two.
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  146. I really don't care how many of the viewers are subscribed.
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  147. more subscribers -> lower fees possible
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  148. So ein Blödsinn. Bitcoin ist an keinen Wert gekoppelt. Hinter Währungen stehen wenigstens noch Wirtschaften. Im Gegensatz zu Währungen ist es bei Libra ist völlig egal, wie viele Einheiten existieren, weil sie jeweils denselben Wert dahinter haben.
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  149.  @tonycrabtree3416  High interest rates mean higher mortgage costs. So a house price could be low but have the same affordability as an expensive house with a low interest rate.
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  150. no, they don't
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  151. What you yapping? This is what happens when people don't care about people. If people cared about people, there would be lots of profits in helping people. Not helping people isn't profitable, so how someone's gonna priotitise that?
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  152.  @itsJoshW  a long duration mortgage doesn't pressure higher resell wym
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  153. They can always print money and pay off all the debt.
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  154. AGI that can think wouldn't even need lots of data
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  155. Würde man 0,3% vom Rundfunkbeitrag nehmen, wären damit alle Reisen bezahlt.
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  156. Neco Amazon ist eine halbe Billion Euro wert. Amazon machte 2017 einen Gewinn von 2,4 Mrd. $. Zum Vergleich: Apple 45,2 $, Starbucks 2,9 Mrd. Ohne mich da noch weiter einzulesen, "vermeidet" Amazon bestimmt, so wie die anderen auch, Steuern. Der Gewinn kam von AWS, weshalb ich es blödsinnig finde, Amazon das mit den Geschäften und dann den Steuern vorzuwerfen, wobei Steuervermeidung ein generelles Problem ist
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  157.  @MAElisabeth33  What's worse: Complaining about a little child not wearing a mask or complaining about an adult basically not wearing a mask? so shut up
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  158. a fictitious future in which we pay back everything
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  159. The debt holders lose, that's a lot of rich people. Pensioners and other bond investors lose, too. The rich who have their equity in real assets, would be unaffected. The poor who have nothing, would be unaffected if the salaries would increase proportionally. The poor with debt (student debt, mortgage, car loan), would win.
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  160. do we?
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  161. Yup, US consumers subsidize drug development for the rest of the world. + Ozempic is profitable enough to not need subsidies. Overpaying for a highly profitable drug and hoping the profit gets spent on new drugs instead of helping new drug development directly / making less profitable drugs more profitable.
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  162. that doesn't match the topic of the video
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  163. A deflationary currency is an even worse idea. Endlessly printing to get to a stable inflation rate is completely fine. Money is not supposed to be a long-term saving instrument, it's for trading. basic thing
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  164. habe bei r/place immer die vio-Flasche angegriffen
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  165.  @laststand6420  They would be impressed just my the means you were able to write that comment.
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  166. 24:00 That became true. The information problem that's the pitfall of central planning can be solved using technology.
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  167.  @0matters  can't be lazy to get a Master but why mention it, if she never tried?
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  168. is Plague Inc real?
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  169. bro... did you know that all companies try to make money? they all have margins... so they all take billions... And no, Starbucks doesn't even make billions from this. Deposits are revenue of the future, not earnings.
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  170. normal people buy ESG funds, they want to do good with their money
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  171. our politicians of all colours have chosen... dye
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  172.  @laturista1000  Why you gotta take the most hyped stock? "and premiums collected on downside" downside means you likely lost money. To evade inflation, S&P500 would be enough and if storing value is the goal, rather go low volatility / value. I think $CALF is good
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  173. Ja Mann, das ist nichts.
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  174.  @auraguard0212  It's not. The printed money wouldn't be debt notes either.
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  175. sounds interesting
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  176.  @custos3249  Meaning that capitalism without lots of and smart regulation is not healthy.
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  177. Do you know what hyperinflation means? Go on and short TLT or buy far otm gold leaps then. Hyperinflation won't happen, can't happen. The recession was done in 2022 because there was GDP growth since then, not a single one with a negative growth. If you're referencing to an other as important economic indicator that kept being as bad since then, please share.
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  178. What scammers?
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  179. when there are only 7 comments and none says who did the assembly line first
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  180. but what if you don't? and you have no idea how or what you did wrong...
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  181. @Industrialist_11 Danke Captain Obvious
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  182. Yeah, Mexico doesn't have much output compared to China's exports. But how much does China export to USA and how much of that can be replaced by Mexico is the question.
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  183. Because it's not a planned/central economy, it's a decentralized, privatized one. In that, money and confidence are like infrastructure that can decrease output if broken.
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  184. don't worry You have money? Buy some stocks, all good.
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  185. The idea that rising currency value is bad, is so stupid. Money can be printed. They can lower it to whatever they want.
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  186. Ähm? Nein. Vermögensberatung ist immer noch prinzipiell gut. Und wenn du dich selbst nicht mit dem Investieren beschäftigen möchtest, musst du dir wohl jemanden suchen, der das gut kann.
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  187. People should get a loan and invest it.
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  188. yeah, except for all the good things they've done for the public good
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  189. Ähm? Wie du siehst, ist das seriös. Du kannst wirklich viel Geld damit verdienen. Die Produkte, die du Leuten dabei andrehen würdest, sind auch legitim.
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  190. 13:30 such capitalistic propaganda
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  191.  @susutag  The health insurances could pay for healthy food instead of Ozempic if that was the issue.
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  192. Mr. Garrison wird wieder Präsident
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  193. Dipper Pines How so?
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  194. ***** Du schon wieder -.- Lies meinen Kommentar zunächst durch und gehe sicher, dass du ihn verstanden hast
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  195. Fun Fact: Nothing starts with N and ends with g.
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  196. Desert sand can be used for concrete but the composition has to be changed.
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  197. If your currency appreciates more than you like, just print money. It's not an issue at all, only a win.
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  198. - Sell your home, you can't afford it. - Invest into stocks. - Try to work as long as you can to save more. - If you find a house with a good P/E, you may buy and rent it out. Will be inflation hedgh for your retirement.
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  199.  @Limbaugh_  You didn't get it. You won't become a millionaire by reducing these costs. They're too small.
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  200. It's literally showing me an ad that I can advertise on it for $1 per day right now...
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  201.  @Acceleronics  I mean I lived in Jena my whole life and never heard Yaynuh
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  202.  @Acceleronics  it's weird
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  203. UBI is still the answer.
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  204. Starbucks is worth 110 billion, so 1.5 billion isn't much to them
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  205. diese leise Musik regt mich auf
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  206.  @williamrosa4005  you can get water from the ocean using energy as well
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  207. In der Tat hat man als Kunde von Tui keine Schuld an Nazibomben, Giftgas, Menschen Abschieben und ist auch kein russischer Aktionär.
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  208. Did you never drop anything?? Try a piece of paper and a pen. Obiously not everything falls at the same speed. The bowling ball and the feather were probably in a vacuum without air resistance. The bowling ball would also experience more force due to higher mass
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  209. 🙄
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  210. the "APPARATUS" is individuals buying what they want to We can't just ban all highly processed foods in stores and give everyone blenders so they can make green smoothies every day. I think you meant convential farming instead of commercial farming? Convential just means cheaper, not unhealthier.
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  211. 14:30 Das ist leider das einzige Beispiel für dieses von wegen andere Menschen bekommen eine völlig andere Partei verkauft, was ein größerer Teil war. Diese Anzeigen widersprechen sich nicht. Eine CO2 Steuer macht beides möglich.
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  212. yeah, he should've explained that part of the idea of Trump which is just horrible
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  213. because your lineage has experienced the same ;(
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  214.  @watchlover7750  then they didn't crumble, maybe stagnating or becoming a little more realistic
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  215.  @PiOfficial  I'd recommend to see the own as luxury as well but it's a big part of the assets of many people. And they do save rent with it.
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  216. Why not simp for a good company?
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  217. Germany literally spent additional 100 billion on the military
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  218. because they don't spend all they can on military 🤡
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  219. @Hawken Samurai you mean for trusting a company nothing bad about what they did... (or wanted to do)
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  220. opportunity costs
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  221. The gold = Bitcoin would work if it wasn't for anyone being able to making their own crypto.
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  222. learn it for the video
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  223. Not all new debt goes to the government.
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  224. ? 0 is low. At least in my country, where people don't buy stocks but have deposits instead, the low interests costed them a lot.
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  225.  @charper3386  Capitalists can flee, capital can hardly. Taking investments from foreign investors or in foreign countries might be problematic, but other than that Why's social programs, something to help people, the first thing you think of instead of the military?
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  226. 11:15 Das ist so, diese Korrelationen gibt es offensichtlich. Und die Interpretation von Böhmermann ist falsch. Die richtige Interpretation ist: "Personen von Kulturgruppe/Ethnie A sind durchschnittlich korrupter als Personen von Kulturgruppe/Ethnie B" Und nicht von Geburt an, Kultur ist nicht angeboren.
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  227.  @nohandle1357  lieber immer neuen Regenwald roden, das wird besser sein
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  228. like in every war ever
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  229.  @MarkShinnick  yeah but if we can't tell when that is, why care?
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  230. well, humans need not apply
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  231. 2:00 Buy 5$ dollar worth of greens and fruits. Put it in a blender. Done. sOoO aNnOYiNg
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  232. Teurer heißt nicht bessere Arbeitsbedingungen.
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  233.  @its-esh  Bullshit. The same is true for normal lottery, you can just buy two tickets. So what? If something buys two tickets or if two people buy one each has the same effect. You're stupid.
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  234. sag eine Partei ohne jegliche Tiktok-Präsenz
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  235. So there's this great green solution they could do but their socialism is too decentral ;-;
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  236. The ethical duty of a company is to maximize shareholder value. Companies spending money on ethics robs their shareholderof their potential to act as ethical actors in society by limiting their means through keeping them less rich.
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  237. guter Scam
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  238. Not if the sustainable thing is the most profitable one. These are not exclusive goals.
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  239. 11:25 Was Böhmermann hier unabsichtlich ein klein bisschen unnötig kompliziert formuliert, heißt übersetzt: "Ich verstehe das Wort Korrelation nicht und ich muss unbedingt Krah als rassistisch darstellen und habe nichts Besseres gefunden"
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  240. Getting chips just for military? that's silly
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  241. Inflation doesn't matter to your dream if you don't save in currency.
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  242. "britain could have landed on the moon 100 times for the price of a 3 mile tunnel" ... IF they were India / had Indian prices
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  243. Because Kim refuses help from other countries and spends his money on military.
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  244.  @DavidHalko  yeah, taxing labor is fining something good let's do a wealth tax and climate gases tax
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  245. 🙄
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  246. And what would that have been?
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  247. But he lead a company that was worth double of Ford! :p
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  248. victim blaming
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  249. Why? It's better if a single person buys it?
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  250. remember that bitcoin is fiat
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  251. Was that country attacked by them?
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  252. "relies on not supplying enough housing" what you yapping China had the housing market as backbone and an oversupply of housing. How's other people buying and selling houses affecting you? As long as you pay the mortgage, the bank won't want to foreclose on you.
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  253. What is your paypal so I can send you all my money? bruh
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  254. Just that companies try to predict all the time.
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  255. Das Budget ist 5 Cent pro Deutschem. Das spielt einfach keine Rolle. Das einzige Problem ist die Einflussnahme.
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  256. Guys, sell stocks at all time high, it can only go down!
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  257. But they do, there's an ingredient list. They don't have to buy something if they're not happy with the details provided. Also pretty much every product that consists of more than one ingredient doesn't have every percentage listed.
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  258. das kommt ironisch rüber
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  259. Which becomes quite possible if you know the buying history of everyone over the last ten years + search history + every word ever written and media consumed
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  260. wow bots getting more creative
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  261.  @alancobbin  Then it's still not a default. Printing a trillion doesn't cause "massive inflation". It takes a lot to lose global reserve currency status.
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  262.  @StacksSats  Bitcoin is horrible currency. Gold, too.
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  263.  @UL1999  Ich formuliere deinen Kommentar man um: Der Staat soll Steuern erheben und davon Aktien kaufen, um die Rente zu bezahlen. (Macht er aber nicht...)
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  264.  @thedude8948  Hä? Wo ist der Unterschied, ob der Staat Aktien kauft oder man selbst? (Wenn man selbst kauft, kann man sogar das Risiko selbst bestimmen. Praktisch gesehen ist es keine gute Idee, weil die meisten zu doof zum Investieren sind.)
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  265. + lower interest rates help the economy
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  266.  @tipsyXtwo  scammers
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  267. "ich es so scheiße finde, dass die keine Steuern zahlen müssen und den Geschäften schaden" Hört sich für mich an wie: "Wenn Amazon schon Profit daraus schlägt, den Geschäften zu schaden, soll es auch Steuern zahlen" Einen hohen Profit macht es daraus aber nicht. Natürlich wegen der Investitionen. Na und? Dann sind halt keine Steuern zu zahlen. Finde ich besser, als wenn Unternehmen nicht investieren und den großen Gewinn nicht versteuern. In dem Satz werden Steuervermeidung und Schädigung der Geschäfte in Zusammenhang gebracht. Da sehe ich aber keinen. Ich finde es in der Tat sinnlos, Steuervermeidung nur Amazon vorzuwerfen. Wenn schon, dann gleich allen
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  268. bro what
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  269.  @mononokehime3182  then go find out... or make them establish a system that fixes this excpet if you're the only one with the problem
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  270. ah yes, there has been no progress in the last decades other than higher ressource consumption what even are future ressources
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  271. 25 min might have been arbitrary, but now it's proven not to be
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  272.    He didn't say it. Satoshi convinced him not to expose him.
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  273. both
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  274. 8:49 Die Idee von Unternehmen ist nicht, dass sie der Allgemeinheit durch Steuern helfen..., sondern durch ihre Produkte und Arbeitsstellen.
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  275.  @EngineersQuest  WTF IT RENDERS THE MASK COMPLETELY USELESS
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  276. NathansHVAC You want that one person owns every machine and everyone else starves? That's the alternative
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  277. so you think ppl moving slower in front of stores will bring more economic activity than the car industry? and that a bus equals 50 cars that could be built instead? The real argument against that is that the preposition is retarded. Air pollution bring healthcare cost revenue. But is it a good thing?
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  278. denser population = more patents? correlation vs causation bro
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  279.  @lukemorgan6166  Because they won't work but still need money. Stocks are for long-term, crisis are short-term.
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  280. Uh from investment? 4% growth and 6% return from existing investments. Not saying that's what happened but it's a simple explanation that works.
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  281. 4,8 Mrd. vs. 8,8 Mrd. für ALLE Theater-, Konzert- und Opernveranstalter? Doch, das spielt in der Liga.
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  282.  @mario.lochner  Nichts, die Kommentare sind einfach nur oberflächlich, bezogen auf die Negativität. Man hätte ein paar Indizes oder ETFs zeigen sollen, die besser gelaufen sind, um seine Aussagen zu belegen.
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  283.  @malicant123  Lessening how you feel is exactly what helps. Constant anxiety is not natural or healthy. If you can change it, change it. If you can't change it, don't worry about it.
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  284. The drug that cures obesity is quite expensive. Taxing sugar isn't.
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  285.  @cocoardo4394  Totaler Blödsinn!
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  286. THE BIRD
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  287. Impermanent loss isn't actual loss. It's opportunity costs if you knew which crypto would gain more.
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  288.  @fistofdragony3213  $68 vs. $70
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  289. Nachdem in den nächsten Jahrzehnten die meisten Jobs automatisiert wurden, muss sowieso etwas wie ein bedingungsloses Grundeinkommen eingeführt werden
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  290. Wie man weiß: Vergangene Performance ist gleich der zukünftigen Performance.
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  291.  @xd12  Wenn das deine Idee ist, solltest du 1. einen reinen Tech-Index wählen und 2. einen, der kleinere Unternehmen (höher) gewichtet.
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  292. Interoperability can kill Meta. It means the network effect is gone. Anyone could make an app as big as Facebook.
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  293. That's so sad. Like wouldn't they be more proud of themselves if they actually helped the world? I guess they'd be fired so they opt for the money.
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  294. already happening
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  295. ja Mann, die ganze Zeit hier redet er von seinen Produkten
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  296. So what? The fine is for the SPOOFING, not EVERYTHING they do.
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  297. Not renting them out costs money. You know what the solution is? Building more houses.
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  298. So your solution to people losing their job is to just get a job.
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  299. 3:30 That's a perfect pronounciation.
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  300.  @UnDEADToutom  Then why was there a WW1 before the WW2? It wasn't bad enough?
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  301. Did they try letting Homer fry the hooks to get more Yum Yum fish?
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  302. bro wtf
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  303. 8:45 Als ob Emissionen vom Auspuff abhängen? Dafür sagt sie schon selbst, dass auch die Herstellung eine Rolle spielt. Fehlen noch die Emissionen für den Strom.
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  304. ???
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  305. 13:20 hab Emma Werbung erwartet
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  306. @VorNach NameName Bei Aktien kann man theoretisch auch alles verlieren. CFDs sind nur ein Instrument.
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  307. die Erneuerbaren sind billiger als Atomkraft, was labert er von 20x mal teurer?
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  308. 2:20 Not necessarily. If everyone only want's to spend 100$ max for the TV, then he can't get more, no matter the supply.
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  309.  @cyrizre  Then no TV gets sold.
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  310. imagine you have to work and pay rent
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  311. wait...
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  312.  @taihaole4900  We predicted since decades. I don't understand what you're saying.
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  313.  @chrisr4769  because of the other Americans
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  314.  @LegioXXI  yes
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  315. bruh
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  316. I want to hear more about the upside-down office and the strange people.
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  317.  @AllNighterHeider  Yes, they're more efficient. No, that's not the reason. Private companies will try to reduce costs as much as possible, meaning delivering the worst necessary quality. Private companies would rather build bad roads that they have to repair later.
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  318. Let's not make fun of people for stuttering.
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  319. 17:55 3000€, wie billig ist er 😭 und er bekommt das ja nicht mal geschenkt, sondern Deutschland zahlt das??
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  320.  @drac124  Yes it does because it's a market. Normal people are riskier than the government so normal people have to pay a higher interest rate than the government. The central bank interest rate is 10.75%, banks won't lend for less without subsidy.
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  321. Wer mehr Geld hat, bekommt bessere Werbung. Nichts neues. Aber super Aktion.
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  322. How do less interests for car loans increase the prices of used Honda Civics?
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  323. 11:50 Did they give 300 billion? Giving the poorest people money has the biggest effect on inflation. There's little supply to fill this new 300 billion demand.
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  324.  @badluck5647  It doesn't make sense. Just price things so that almost all are sold. Where's the issue?
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  325. one can have more than one goal
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  326. Ich kann alles sein, was ich will!
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  327. Um... it means you don't get paid and starve. You like losing your job? And even if you'd get an UBI then... You'd have nothing to do. No purpose.
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  328. Meaning they're not required to prove efficacy. Like any food. You still can't claim unproven health benefits. So really no drawback at all, just don't trust marketing.
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  329. You're not making sense. They replace the jobs that pay the most first.
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  330.  @puppeli  what if they lie to get it?
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  331. Definitely not if you knew anything about the economics
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  332. Consumer Staples, commodities, inflation indexed bonds, short TLT, companies with lots of debt, also take on debt yourself :p
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  333. If AI had IG of 90, it could program a better AI which could program a better AI...
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  334. ez 100% tariff on everything, I'm sure that won't have any bad side effects and it'll stay 4 trillion imports
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  335.  @ajr993  Teachers are crucial. Following your own logic, this allows us to spend 850 billion on them. Crucial doesn't mean you have to spend that much. Several hundred of billions of which are how much profit and how much of that is enabled by the government spending? The industry can still produce weapons even if the state buys 0 of it. Yeah, we don't want TSMC to suddenly go boom. Does that justify 850 billion? Wouldn't 849.7 billion have the exact same effect? 850 billion also gives you a significant negotiating leverage. Compare to average worker with a degree instead. There's a shortage of teachers which justifies a higher price.
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  336. yup
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  337. just raise prices yw
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  338. welches?
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  339. lol Google darf alles speichern, was sie wollen
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  340. ***** Also kannst du nicht 1,2,3,4,5 zählen :O
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  341. MagicPeterPalmer Darum gings doch gar nicht
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  342. If the billions wouldn't have born without him, he didn't save them.
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  343. oh yeah, compared to the Western stock market that has never crashed once
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  344.  @sleepinglaffey3886  China'S PPP GDP is as much as USA's and Japan's combined.
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  345. "should we buy treasuries to lock long term rates OR should we go into segments that may benefit from rate decrease (like real estate or banking)?" Yes.
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  346.  @sagig72  They pay dividends. If interest rates go down, they're more attractive.
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  347.  @wagashimanju  Why should it rip up?
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  348.  @wagashimanju  how about now
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  349. From a purely economic standpoint, people like to be healthy, therefore healthcare provides enormous wealth creation... You say retirees living longer and being healthier isn't valuable? Like bro, what you saying? Just say "The healthcare spending is heavily disproportionate focused on the last years of life which is unfair to young people carrying the load but receiving little from the whole spending. It should also focus on healthspan and cost-efficiency rather than longevity"
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  350.  @solrubrum  yes you are
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  351. Banks newly create the money they loan. jsuk
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  352. Cheryl Atonal is a scammer.
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  353. 30:44 Money printing doesn't cancel itself out. I'm sure it helps since imports won't become more expensive but uh? most is domestic consumption. Again yapping??
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  354. Vielleicht bin ich die Deutschen?
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  355. I thought this would be about how unhealthy cereals are.
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  356. I'd argue, why exactly 0, why isn't it theft above -1% when it could be -2%?
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  357.  @dettolgerm8345  she meant it ironically
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  358.  @ChocolateMuffin308  that's the meme
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  359. Wieso machen die Cola billiger als ihr eigenes Wasser, wenn die von den Produktionskosten teurer ist?
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  360. scammers
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  361.  @ali_el_baba3665  Ähm, okay. Möchtest du das Geld dann alles auf einmal abheben oder jedes mal 10 Jahre Zeit? Wie viel Kapital? Wenn du nur paar Tausend hast, ist das halt nicht viel. Du sagst 10% oder 30% mehr. Das ist ein großer Unterschied. 10% sind 1% pro Jahr und 30% sind 2,7%. Das ist erreichbar mit Anleihen. Es gibt Anleihen mit 12% mit Triple A Rating, aber halt nicht in der Eurozone. Damit solltest du recht sicher auf diese niedrige Rendite kommen. Wahrscheinlich findest du auch welche in der Eurozone, muss man nur mehr suchen. Ich möchte dich darauf hinweisen, dass du damit NICHT die Inflation ausgleichst. Beispielsweise: Eine Anleihe bringt dir 3%, aber Inflation ist bei 4%, ist immer noch 10% Verlust. Gold gleicht Inflation über Jahrhunderte hinweg aus. Nicht über ein Jahrzehnt. Afaik hält Florin Homm Gold für einen Verdoppler. Also gerade unterbewertet und wird wahrscheinlich eine gute Rendite bringen. Kauf es aber nicht selbst und lass es bei der Bank einlagern. Kauf es dir online und lass es bei einem Anbieter lagern oder mit einem physisch gedecktem ETF.
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  362. Transmann / Transfrau sind immer noch zwei
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  363.  @nightfangs2910  What? QE does not lead to either one of those.
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  364.  @nightfangs2910  I know. Hyperinflation is a inflation rate of about 50% a month. Printing a trillion doesn't lead to hyperinflation.
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  365.  @nightfangs2910  No, we won't. Let's bet a trillion dollars we won't. Hyperinflation means 50% a month. Not gonna happen. I don't even think we will see high inflation. Just paying the interests on the debt would be 4.2% of the money supply. Which does not translate 1:1 to consumer price inflation.
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  366.  @nightfangs2910  definitely not but if you're so sure, go buy puts on USD futures or buy gold financed by debt
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  367. No, you shouldn't feel bad for throwing away food with mold. It won't get to poor people if you eat it either.
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  368. ??? yes they do, that's why they have to pay property taxes
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  369.  @hi-if7lj  Taxing once or several times doesn't matter if it's the same sum.
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  370. It's about the efficieny gain.
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  371.  @triton62674  Bs. All users of data centres and chips are interested in higher efficiency of the algorithms. OpenAI would rather spend less on you using ChatGPT.
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  372. CHRIS RYAN STEWART is a total scammer
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  373. What tulip scam? it was a bubble
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  374. yay? it's ye
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  375.  @Monkeycbr1  he said in the video he didn't bet on it and that they might rise
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  376. now that interest rates are sinking again...
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  377. This is so stupid. They're not the problem.
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  378. uh, you do have active control to reduce risk with stocks... You can buy secure ones in the first place or hedge yourself.
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  379. @ace9840 that's a very weird way to think just take real gdp growth
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  380. you can buy options on that
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  381. They don't earn their money back, so it's not a ponzi scheme? what
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  382. EEh, kinda. Workers and customers are stakeholders. Being bad to either will affect the business negatively. Most important point that needs to go with what you said: There's competition in the labour and consumer market. Companies wish to pay nothing but they can't. Companies wish to get extortative prices but they can't.
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  383. 30:36 Bruh what??? You know what BlackRock does, right? They buy anything according to the ETFs. Wouldn't know any ESG ETF that invest into woke companies only and even if, not gonna be relevant amount. And fake money??? How much debt is BlackRock using to invest into Disney? complete yapper
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  384.  @ukdeathwheel  You need to know their profits for that which you don't. If you make them do a report for each country, they'll claim high costs for IP from Ireland.
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  385. what idiot economist said that?
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  386. It's not the scientists, but the corporations indeed. And by multiply their wealth, they multiply the wealth of eveveryone. That's how capitalism is supposed to work.
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  387. kbennett2587 That's why I said "supposed to work". Industrial Revolution still improved the life of everyone in the long-term. The moral part can't come from the corporation, their task is to get more money, which is an amoral measurement. So the government has to do something. Automation is great and brought us here. pls don't blame working on it
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  388. Imagine Alphabet has to employ millions of commercial drivers. It's not a bad idea to let corporations educate the employees, it will stil be profitable. But I doubt there will be enough senseful jobs. Like these millions can't work as sofware engineers. In other cases when automating jobs with less and higher educated people, it could work. With the profits from automation corporations would subsidize their employees to do other work then, which will lead to others not able to compete till they have to fire employees. And even if everyone would stay employed, there wouldn't be new jobs created for younger people. I don't like any liabilities like that bc it's like: there's a way to do this work without any effort, but you still have to do it bc we're not allowed to use it.
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  389. First, that's the point Secondly, I don't understand Thirdly, "47 percent of jobs in the US are “at risk” of being automated in the next 20 years" and potentially every job Fourthly, because you need them. The gonvernment is totally allowed to impose rules. But they have to be senseful. I already said a point against your rule that makes it ineffective: "With the profits from automation corporations would subsidize their employees to do other work then, which will lead to others not able to compete till they have to fire employees. And even if everyone would stay employed, there wouldn't be new jobs created for younger people." No new jobs are created from automation, so there's nothing the people with automated jobs could work. Fifhtly, I wouldn't want to work something that could be automated.
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  390. UBI?
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  391. Universal Basic Income
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  392. what? not minimum wage, but an income that everyone gets
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  393. ^ With 47% the delusional goals of scientists are reached. The social payments the US has now won't be enough. Like the regulations that after a certain amount of time you won't get any. So rather let everyone starve? In a democracy, with 50% unemployment, an UBI has good chances. Till then, idk what would be senseful. Btw during the Great Depression unemployment rose up to 25% Stephen Louie when the cost of production is reduced, the value of money increases, so that's a point for it if you need money for UBI, ez just print it
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  394. +kbennett2587 Was this the answer for the question? "With the profits from automation corporations would subsidize their employees to do other work then, which will lead to others not able to compete till they have to fire employees. And even if everyone would stay employed, there wouldn't be new jobs created for younger people."
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  395. so in the end, they multiplied in, conquered and consumed the universe 💀
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  396. Maximizing shareholder is the best idea, you just didn't get it. If maximizing shareholder value is bad for shareholders, it's literally not maximizing shareholder value.
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  397. Hat jemand gesagt, dass es falsch sei?
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  398. most amazing thing of the year
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  399. A car and house from 50 years ago are not the same as today. And you won't need an even bigger SUV, a subscription to a self-driving car service will be enough.
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  400. Für Treibhausgasneutralität sind keine emissionsfreien Stromerzeuger nötig oder ausreichend.
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  401. I quit having a healthy brain, too many sweats
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  402. mhm, Putin is very primitive
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  403. "risk of death" isn't a good measure for health of healthy (not sick) adults
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  404. rent seeking
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  405. If maximizing shareholder value is bad for shareholders, it's literally not maximizing shareholder value. People using it as excuse for overvalueing the short-term doesn't make it correct. You should've seen that.
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  406.  @project-xj3pm  Damit unterstützt man aber Nazibomben nicht weniger
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  407. The goal is only to become as good as capitalism.
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  408.  @badluck5647  fairness
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  409. what tribe you from, you native American? Sure man, combine your hate against immigrants and the government with a stupid conspiration theory.
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  410. E
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  411. 55:55 Who could?
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  412. 16:00 The obvious solution is to reduce what teachers need to know to what they need to teach. And you'd end up with better teachers...
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  413.  @Snoopy76133  dann rechne mal nach, was gewesen wäre, wenn die gecapt gewesen wären
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  414.  @dieauferstehung  Ja, unter anderem.
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  415.  @baore2422  Really how many boars are killed per person? And then there's many more crops neded to feed animals instead of eating it directly.
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  416.  @baore2422  It's still less. So veganism still reduces harm.
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  417. I wouldn't want tobacco industry in my annuation fonds neither, because it won't grow.
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  418. check out ben felix
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  419. that's not a bet
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  420. finde es nicht auf Player FM
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  421. I'd hate working for a measly wage of $300,000
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  422.  @WanderingExistence  no idea what you talking about
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  423.  @WanderingExistence  better than 50k and alienated
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  424.  @WanderingExistence  50k is the new 300k? long FAANG
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  425.  @Vlad-bs1js  bet Portugal has better laws for more houses, so it'll be fine
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  426. Imagine if a time traveler killed baby Hitler
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  427. let me just dislike without watching for the "never"
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  428. Dass es zur Singularität kommt, ist logisch. Das bedeutet, dass KI jede Aufgabe besser als ein Mensch erledigen kann. Es gibt dann keine neuen Berufe mehr, die Menschen sinnvoller Weise ausüben können. Dafür in die Vergangenheit zu gucken und zu denken, dass es keinen Unterschied gibt, ist schwach von euch. Man kann auch so wie ihr nur in die nahe Zukunft schauen und sieht dann ja ok, vielleicht sparen sich Rechtsanwälte jetzt 30% ihrer Arbeitszeit durch KI. Jetzt muss der Bedarf aber auch um 42% steigen, damit niemand gefeuert wird. Weiß ich auch nicht, ob ich keine Millionen von Menschen arbeitslos als unwahrscheinlich ansehen würde, wenn es Millionen an LKW-Fahrern gibt. Was sollte an einer Umrüstung im großen Stil "wahnsinnig teuer" sein?
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  429. @jhev0-bru says you
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  430.  @LamLawIndy  Highly correlated positions don't diversify Commercial is more risky, I think but whatever
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  431.  @ilenastarbreeze4978  yup, that gives additional value If it's worth it, well, your choice.
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  432.  @jommydavi2197  it means you'll rent more, not that you'll have less net worth
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  433. Nein, ergibt keinen Sinn, weil der MSCI World schon alle NASDAQ Aktien beinhaltet. Er hatte gute Argumente, du hattest gar keine. Du willst wohl nur deine eigene Anlagestrategie deinem Ego verkaufen.
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  434. Black Rock is worth 114 billion and publicly listed, feel free to be one of the owners like the trillionaires.
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  435. Die Heirat folgte direkt daraus, die Kassiererin süß zu finden.
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  436. why not the first pov instead of a person nodding on half the screen
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  437. Flow of money doesn't generate wealth. What's the goal in what you say? It's usually raising or decreasing the interest rate, so doing both doesn't make sense. If you mean the state has a higher deficit financed by QE: Yeah, instead of inflation, people and companies with debt would foot the bill. And US bonds would go down in price while the Fed would try to buy them. New US bonds would give more money out, so all other lenders would have to pay for that, too...
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  438. If anecdotal evidence is universal, it's not anecdotal
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  439. 9:55 he said she's a ten probably just wanted to press the button first
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  440. 24.4 % is the nominal amount, though making the real interests -4%
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  441. 5:38 Without patents, not even 25% would go to new drugs.
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  442. Restaurants would easily pay 3x for it and with global markets and internet for sales, a single company could make lots of money. Why did none do it?
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  443.  @robertross7491  theoretically unlimited losses, so know what you're doing
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  444.  @Lolatyou332  you're both right
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  445. Warren Buffet
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  446. 55:37 What's UK supposed to do there? Subsidize research until the wages are high?
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  447. You would want that only if that decision would actually decrease carbon emissions. If you don't buy an oil company that doesn't even emit new shares, it doesn't matter. If you don't buy a dirty company that needs to emit new shares to get money to invest to become more sustainable, that would be bad.
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  448.  @itskaliko  if they're not fairly priced
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  449. Endlich wird Menschen mal das Potential bewusst und Leute so: Neiin, ChatGPT nimmt euch nicht die Jobs weg. Natürlich nicht. NOCH nicht.
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  450. So you can give the 20 pounds to the UK and they'll give you 20 pounds in return? wow
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  451. Companies maximize profits -> people use the profits for the betterment of people
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  452. if you don't play 1 pb games like a pleb
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  453. Humans Need Not Apply.
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  454. 1:49:22 lol what did she say?
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  455. Ohne die Leihmutterschaft würden die armen Mütter gar nicht bekommen und ansonsten gezwungen werden sie nicht. Also dummes Argument.
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  456.  @nosarcasm1  ???
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  457.  @emilobe  ???
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  458. Seiniger ofc he meant marketshare and not that Samsung gets taken over I thought you had the wrong time stamp nvm
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  459. cars can cost anything between $0 and millions
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  460. 19:53 So, the fucking basics of economics...: Jobs create value. Meaning more workers can create more value. Automation raises the productivity of workers. What is true that if there's less competition, wages go down. If there's not enough investment so that jobs create the same value as before, wages go down. How are 3 billion people in CHEAPER countries gonna increase the cost of living when they make imports cheaper? Inflation doesn't decrease wages except for in the short-term in theory. Wages inflate, too. That's why you hear about Wage-price spiral.
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  461.  @noahl6581  Ty for agreeing. I meant competition for labour. Less competition for workers => wage growth slows
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  462.  @alsin1597  Yes.
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  463. 8:50 You don't say??? This statistics tells us or the bank nothing.
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  464. L Tesla
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  465. the good God that used their control to make wars, great
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  466. I like a wealth tax more because why only focus on land and therefore advantage other assets?
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  467.  @Rochrikqv  Farmers and groceries don't have high margins. Food is pretty inelastic, maybe people would buy less meat as it'd be over-proportionally effected. Taxing what you subzidize is silly indeed.
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  468.  @CompassRoseGaming  If I make a million a year by passive investing and you make 40k working 40 hour weeks, it's fair if we both pay 17%? It's not. Progressive taxation and even negative taxation makes sense if we value humans.
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  469. Nononono no incentives That wouldn't be an UBI anymore. Paying people who go to HS/uni more? If it's not worth the money you'd get after you aquired the education, nor the education for you per se, you shouldn't go. School would finally have to change. Paying people more who care about the environment and work in the community? Great! But that's not something the UBI should do. If there's no worth in these things (economically)/if we don't pay for it already, an UBI shouldn't (even though there's worth that should be valued). And what will we pay people who never got an higher school education, but worked for 10 years and lose their jobs now? The same as the one graduating from HS? gg The UBI would connect us a society. It'd show the trust in humans that they'd still do something valuable even though they could watch TV 24/7. Btw, the only alternative to the UBI or a kind of, is that 1% of the population own all the machines and the others starve. Capitalists' showdown
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  470.  Cameron Ireland  the takeover was >70 mil.
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  471.  Cameron Ireland  and Jackie isn't talking about just this experiment
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  472. you didn't see the video in two minutes
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  473. ? You topped your class but don't understand the irrelevance of this one case? dense
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  474. 6th: A->B doesn't mean B->A 8th: using many sweat words doesn't mean knowing a lot of swear words
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  475. Wym you can exchange ingame money for real money? Was it a ponzi from the beginning?
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  476. in 30 years
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  477.  @Vektab  "public"
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  478.  @Vektab  sigh... sure man
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  479. eher: okay, dann gucke ich zum dritten mal Community
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  480. it's really not
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  481. If 10% of the internet content is by fake people, you'll not trust the other 90% to be real. We'll need KYC to make an internet for people.
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  482. lol have you been before so you can compare?
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  483. what about other capitalists, why you hating shareholders
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  484. Why doesn't it make sense for the stock market to be twice as big as the GDP?
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  485. trickle down economy bootlickers
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  486. rising USD = lower exports, yes
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  487. Billionaires: control thousands of jobs People: oH nO, tHeY hAvE tAlL HoUsEs
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  488. Google gibt mehr für Content aus als Netflix? Was? Wofür?
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  489. 21:45 Das ist aber kein Kontra-Punkt. Man will nicht, dass Unternehmen schlecht investieren, sondern dass sie dann lieber ausschütten.
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  490.  @esteban1487  Well, a flat tax on wealth of x% for everyone would be fair then, yes? Everyone would pay the same. 😉
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  491. There's no way we can stop it. I got you.
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  492. 35:17 This doesn't make any sense. You could just invest everything into gold. Or into stocks which makes even more than if you just saved your money in a currency that has 0% inflation. And how are managerial jobs related to that?
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  493.  @braunfuchswelpe6552  Brauchst du wirklich eine Quelle dafür, dass Verhalten von der Erziehung und Erziehung von der Kultur abhängt? Das ist Allgemeinwissen.
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  494. und? das war doch gar nicht das Thema...
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  495.  @baer0083  Ich trinke Kokosfett. Energiedichte ist egal.
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  496.  @kml1399  identifizieren sich entweder als männlich, weiblich oder non-binär ist jetzt nicht so schwer zu verstehen
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  497.  @lasmirandadennsiewillja1173  ja, sind sie
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  498.  @MarkShinnick  so, what you watching for? how does it influence your actions? it could've let to worse performance the last years
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  499.  @robinwells8879  yes?
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  500. 13:12 Ok but regulation is kinda important for nuclear power
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  501. I've seen this Simpsons episode.
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  502. who's 3:59?
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  503. YouTube pays a lot to their creators. You also gonna stop using Google because they had layoffs? They could employ so many more people with these huge profits they take in. Like logically, you should boycott companies that make lots of profits instead of hiring more people if you dislike firing. Anyways, they don't seem to be on Nebula or Patreon, else they'd link it.
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  504. maybe if you have a question write a mail to them?? they'll let you in
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  505. 10:06 You believe that everyone would have more if the state just cuts funding. But actually, there would be huge unemployment and worse state services. There couldn't be an immediate increase of overall wealth, people couldn't spend more as there aren't more goods. Yes, an economic shock and unemployment would lead to business opportunities... If the state did cut spending that is completely unproductive, even without decreasing any taxes, that alone would increase overall wealth. That's a no-brainer.
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  506.  @extremereactionxbox5457  can you think for a second
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  507.  @socialswine3656  Not voting them again??
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  508.  @chinesesparrows  I said it's a study. Studies can be shared anywhere, doesn't matter to the quality of the study.
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  509.  @AlessandroRodriguez  "good living standard" is defined in a certain way. It doesn't mean average US-American life.
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  510.  @jasonriddell  you saw a study that said that?
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  511.  @maximemeis2867  Bro... 1/3 of what YOU, yes YOU, produce, gets taken away from you and pays the yacht of someone else. How are they entitled to your wealth? Just by owning. By birth right.
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  512.  @AlessandroRodriguez  It is one standard. Arriving at this standard has different costs in different countries but the same cost if adjusted for PPP. I understand your point, I thought the same. It seems impossible to reach with just 30% of our current output.
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  513.  @maximemeis2867  You say no yet you have no clue what I'm referencing. Capital has a return. Workers pay this return. When someone gets dividends, that's the surplus value of your work. It is about 1/3, in the USA it's more than 40% at the moment. Again: Not talking about taxes. And no, handouts are just a small part of government spending... The 1/3 is the handouts you give to the rich unemployed. It is a birth right. Same thing as the king giving his wealth to his successor. They didn't produce it, you did. They gave the capital. They get money for owning, you get money for your time. You defend rich people as if they're better than us. Them, me, you, the third world country guy getting a dollar a day, all worth the same.
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  514.  @AlessandroRodriguez  In the study, they take all produced material and energy and compare it to the good living standard. There's no consideration of different currencies or cost of living needed. On first glance it seems to check out but it's still so unbelievable that I'd watch a deep-dive from someone on it.
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  515.  @blipblop92  Part of your money goes to ads, so what? Where else should they raise money? For them is like: Pay 1$ for ads, get 2$ back, more money for their charity then before! but but sure, such a BIG RED FLAG
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  516.  @its-esh  So what??? The chance also cahnges if simply MORE people take part. So what? This is not about having the maximum expected value, bruh. If you want that, go play online casino.
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  517. If everything was fine, would you still be making videos? Would you post a video every week how things are relaxed?
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  518. Try 15€ blue light blocking glasses.
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  519. I'm a logarithmic function
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  520. Maria Reyes is a scammer
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  521.  @boozecruiser  no, they don't
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  522. wtf
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  523.  @everglades_n_co.  but in mine
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  524. Meat eaters be like: I can't eat that! Humans were made to eat meat! I'm not a sheep!
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  525.  @weeblis  they're crazy like that
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  526.  @ploppyjr2373  you weren't so long on the internet, I guess
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  527. USA would only print more for payments of new debt. What about the companies, just ignore them?
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  528. Groq nvidia killer with 212 employees??
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  529.  @coldshock5181  Then private companies are not gonna develop new medications, fabricate efficiently, improve the processes. Government won't be as efficient, need a solution for that.
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  530. digga was
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  531. The podcast said USA could save a 100 billion on healthcare fraud if they did more against it. The heck is that Government Accountabaility Office doing?
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  532. Oh, so a negative comment about a black person is racist, because they're black.
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  533. Was ist schlimm an jungen, wütenden Männern? Wie soll das Volksverhetzung sein??
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  534. Ach und andere Frühstückssachen sind gesund? Mir fallen keine gesunden ein außer Eier. Kellogg's fühlt sich gerade unterrepräsentiert.
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  535. krass
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  536. 10:23 One unit of stock?? bruh wtf that makes no sense at all
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  537. we're the normal ones
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  538. that's an expensive phone
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  539. You're saying government jobs don't create value but that some should exist. So just following what you say, you want jobs to exist that create no value. 🤣 By definition, they do contribute to the economy. It's in the GDP, literally econ 101. And the value created could be more than what's balanced.
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  540. cool, never heard it explained from game-theoretic view
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  541. all of that except faking was good for them...
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  542. wtf
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  543. that's a very small part of state spending
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  544. alles klar, Helmuth
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  545. Tatsächlich hat mein Professor bei dem FHSS kurz von ihr erzählt
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  546.  @Steve-xh3by  you're a bot
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  547. "no one"
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  548.  @juriscervenaks8953  Could do 90% but doesn't beat stocks long-term. Banks can't steal your money. Banks can go bankrupt and then, if there's no deposit indurance and no bailout, only then can they take his money.
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  549. You're way too one-sided to a point you're not thinking critically.
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  550. 30:17 Yeah and that's fine. People misunderstand it as this evil thing but it's not per se. You can own a million in stocks and "own nothing and be happy". FSD where you'll just rent rides means not having to buy a car (/repay car loan), no insurance, no maintenance costs, can easily be cheaper and be better environmentally.
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  551. @ They can until a certain point without fucking up the economy (MMT). They could fr pay all off.
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  552. giving free copies u legend
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  553. er sieht es als Recht an, kommt später raus
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  554. Von 35 Mrd. zu 30 Mrd. ist kein kleiner Unterschied, dafür würden einige die Zentralbank Spaniens ausrauben.
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  555.  @googleuser4207  That has to be your own credit-worthiness' fault. Bet you can get a broker that allows buying S&P 500, you're EU. Trade Republic, Interactive Brokers
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  556. How would China’s Fujian Aircraft Carrier feel if it saw this?
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  557. just buy the normal index and some co2 certificates
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  558. Marketing is not a feature of the currency / fiat. It would be the same without fiat money.
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  559. Wegen des Shirts??
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  560. Hexagon is Bestagon
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  561. so nothing about the design is evil
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  562. 10x better than industrial farming where people don't care about the animals no need for a 10 min video about that?
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  563. Everyone is NOT buying passively. The active side is big enough so that people can piggyback off the active side. Broad market ETFs, not niche ETFs, remain the best investment long-term.
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  564. How's equating marginal cost and revenue wrong?? If a company has capacity it can fill and sell it all and make a profit with every product, of course it's gonna do that, it didn't yet hit the point of marginal cost = revenue. They sell as much as they can as long as they make a profit, that's what you and the textbooks say.
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  565. Es gibt viele aktiv gemanagte Fonds mit guter Performance. Wenn du sagst nicht willkürlich, wegen welcher Richtlinien wurde IBM denn ausgeschlossen?
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  566.  @erikche5518  du hast mich falsch verstanden Aktiv gemanegete Fonds underperformen den Markt im Durchschnitt
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  567. Wow that will really change the system.
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  568. Wealthwise Capital are scammers  WealthwiseCapital01 
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  569. wtf
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  570. oh fuck
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  571. could've just bought facebook shares
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  572. Let's pay the pleb to get flexxed on by the robot owners
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  573.  @willwilliam4996  don't blame criminals
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  574.  @rathelmmc3194  Individuals can own 1000 houses.
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  575.  @michah321  anyone who buys houses
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  576. "I know I have" - it's YOUR video
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  577. 9. you can apply for any job there is and ofc should you be allowed to
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  578. 6:42 These companies don't throw plastic into the ocean. They're on the list because they're big, it doesn't even mean they're the worst on a per-revenue basis. How are they supposed to control the after life of their products? Lobbying?
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  579. How much did investors like you and I use in the fash crash? Nothing?
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  580. why making stupid ass titles?
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  581. You're approaching the topic in a very weird way in order to use it for your own agenda. I could in 30 seconds explain how to easily solve world hunger within capitalism using basic economics. Why can't you?
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  582.  @nebuchadnezzar6894  By giving everyone money. That's 100% allowed in capitalism. That's literally it. No 19 minutes about "the real cause" or food waste needed. With 30 secs still plenty of time left to explain that we value human lifes more than their food costs, so we can price it at that, ez econ 101. Remaining issue is food crisis, for that the state needs to pay contractors to store food.
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  583.  @nebuchadnezzar6894  Who would give the money in socialism or communism? No one, because the hunger is happening in other countries. Capitalism is not the issue, people are. For what I said, it doesn't matter who gives the money. The state can do it, financed by taxes. People can do it. People could do it right now, too btw.
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  584. ​ @nebuchadnezzar6894  Capitalism could do it by itself if humans valued other humans. It's not socialist because the government does not gain control over capital. The capital stays in private hands and the invisible hand of the free market takes care of everything.
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  585.  @ClassicalTraining  What are you replying to? "a political and economic theory of social organization which advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole.", "Socialism is a populist economic and political system based on collective, common, or public ownership of the means of production." -> is true if the state or the workers own it
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  586. like how they knew about climate change? like how Germany knew about the refugees long before?
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  587. AI will replace everyone in my lifetime
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  588. ​ @User-mncbjlfjrebxkl  "There is no transfer of money by printing more." If you print money... and you give it to someone... that's a transfer of money. The distribution of money changes. Money isn't just value or it wouldn't be able to inflate.
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  589.  @rykehuss3435  You just said that creating money is creating wealth. Which is the opposite what you probably believe and the opposite of what the Milei quote says. You don't have to explain inflation to me and you don't even need to understand inflation to understand what I said, which you didn't. Yk our inflation target of 2%? purely done by creating new money. yet no hyperinflation
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  590.  @anonymousperson9735  didn't even expect to get a positive like count on that, glad that some people understand! But I think you misunderstood the quote. It's about printing degrees and giving them out without any knowledge requirement. A much weaker form of that is lowering the requirements.
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  591.  @rykehuss3435  I had macroeconomics in uni, what did you have? You don't even try to understand.
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  592.  @rykehuss3435  you said printing money creates wealth 🤡
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  593. This video has big mistakes which makes it nothing but propaganda. "Second Thought" my ass
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  594. Chinese
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  595. nope
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  596.  @JinKee  Laws still exist.
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  597. ah yes, no progress the last 50 years and that#s because the capital is more concentrated you idiot
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  598.  @neonovalis  he recently did talk about Germany
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  599. Ich weiß ja nich'
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  600. US tariffs are paid for by US consumers
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  601. The US economy expanded an annualized 2.8% in Q2, up from 1.4% in Q1.
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  602. just pair trade
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  603. always when you say you wish to reach 100k and I get remembered you have 154k, I get a bit happy
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  604. Yup, he's making it racist
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  605.  @Ace1000ks  They didn't say that. It's also any property owner who would lose, not just speculators.
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  606.  @RenePickhardt  aber anscheinend gibt's für den Bürger nur Riester oder liegen lassen
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  607.  @UL1999  Steuern haben kein Risiko...
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  608. 9:10 Only inflation? facepalm
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  609. Nein, wenn 1 Milliarde für 1% reichen, heißt das nicht, dass 100 Milliarden für 100% reichen. Brücken kosten nicht alle das gleiche.
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  610. "machine time is not human time" explains for 2 mins
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  611.  @K.R.98  No, the debt is definitely not why they don't thrive and they are definitely not in a better shape than before.
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  612. assuming 10 bil. * 0.05% = 5 Million So that'd be 1/200 of their whole earnings.
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  613. it's because they're stupid
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  614. Genau, wir werden die Kurse hochtreiben.
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  615. If you have inputs that cost money that you buy from the market and you produce more, you pay more for the input per product and therefore the marginal costs go up...
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  616. "Könntet Ihr mal Amazon exposen, ich fände das sehr wichtig weil so viele Youtuber Pro-Amazon sind und ich es so scheiße finde, dass die keine Steuern zahlen müssen und den Geschäften schaden...." "(Natürlich schädigt amazon auch teils lokale Geschäfte aber das hat nichts mit Steuern zu tun, nicht einmal ansatzweise. Da geht es eher um Globalisierung und das ist hier nicht einmal annähernd das Thema)" Auch meiner Meinung nach ist es ein anderes Thema. Darum gings. Und darum, dass Steuervermeidung ein generelles Problem ist, das man gleich allen vorwerfen kann und sollte "Nein, es ist nicht sinnlos, und logischerweise allen (allen Schuldigen), aber eben AUCH amazon." "Ich finde es in der Tat sinnlos, Steuervermeidung nur Amazon vorzuwerfen. Wenn schon, dann gleich allen" Ähm, zuerst sagst du, es sei nicht sinnlos. Dann stimmst du mir aber zu. "Du bist derjenige der hier scheinbar eine Ausnahme für amazon machen will, warum auch immer." Überhaupt nicht Wenn du einen Tomatengarten kaufst, schmälert das deinen Gewinn und nur auf deinen Gewinn bezahlst du Einkommenssteuer. Dann wurde vorher keine Einkommenssteuer gezahlt. Es sei denn, es wird aus angesparten Mitteln finanziert. Oder verstehe ich das falsch?
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  617. @Lime Crewmate Und?
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  618. Es gibt keinen Fachkräftemangel. Die Unternehmen sind nur zu dumm, um qualifizierte Ausländer herzuholen.
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  619. You expect another world war? A strong military is a waste of money.
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  620. RIP Telekom
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  621. Ein Arzt, der von "ungeborenen Kindern" spricht... ok...
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  622. The intro is too long and the chapters don't have a descriptive title, so I have to click away.
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  623. Sellers really have to start charging the customers what the credit card issuer charges them.
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  624.  @raitaraita9448  Nein, ist es nicht. Hat nichts mit Finden zu tun.
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  625.  @Napalm_Candy  Everyone is free to use those.
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  626. Why you need WhatsApp with a weird bot to send out a free ebook?
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  627.  @toddjohnson271  bs
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  628. 1:30 Just that this garbage number does mean a lot. GDP per capita means a lot for the wellbeing of people. In socialism it would be an important number, too. 5:05 Companies don't produce randomly. They produce for the market aka "our needs". If they make a mistake by producing too much, yk what that means? higher consumer welfare 10:20 Any sources for the claims of big corporations making recessions and wars happen so they can profit off it? 14:55 Growth is equivalent to life improving. Degrowth means it'll stay the same. No new technologies, medicines... Growth doesn't mean higher footprint.
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  629.  @CassandraY  The ones doing the jobs might be informed better but that doesn't mean their incentives are aligned to cut where it's the best for the military. Bribes are already illegal.
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  630. why do med labs dealing with tb need more awareness?
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  631. was ist mit den anderen drei Großen und allen kleineren
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  632. USA should get away from single family homes and build much denser.
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  633. 12:29 Google, Amazon, Walmart, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, Oracle, ...
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  634.  Hernando Malinche  instincts, yeah complex knowledge? no
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  635. Wanting emotinal intimacy rather than physical intimacy is a signal for obession...?
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  636. 7:50 Und deswegen eine CO2-Steuer. Dann können Leute 15 Mio. ausgeben und dafür 870 Auto fahren. Eine arbiträre Beschränkung vom Staat wie ein Tempolimit dagegen ist nicht so sinnvoll.
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  637.  @alchemist889  how'd they adapt?
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  638. Vielleicht witzig gemeint, aber viele glauben das, obwohl es Blödsinn ist.
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  639. nice
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  640. yes it is his reasoning probably is that the real interest rate you'll get will be negative
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  641. Yess, BlackRock provides the best investment opportunity for common people. And the one where the least goes to asset managers / rich people ;)
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  642. I like fluffy cows
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  643.  @SuperBenzN  und wieso sollte das gut sein...
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  644.  @SuperBenzN  ...weil sie dadurch Produkte und Arbeitsstellen schaffen. :p
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  645. @De Batman Das hat überhaupt nichts damit zu tun
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  646. Deflationary currency sucks. The government kinda has the monopoly but really, they pay interests on their debt, they don't control the FED, banks print the money, the gov doesn't (it could, key word one trillion dollar coin but it doesn't).
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  647. Camille Anne Hector is a scammer
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  648. If plastic is so good for ecosystems, let's throw more into the ocean 🤨
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  649. 19:20 Please... that's not what MMT says. MMT clearly, right there, 3. on the Wikipedia article, says that you can't print money infinitely. That spending money creates demand which then grows the economy obviously makes sense.
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  650.  @darbydupree4056  Wrong.
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  651.  @mmkw5621  yes?
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  652. 12:12 but you said it's not sustainable
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  653. Just short as much as you go long. Free downside protection.
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  654.  @1030media  nope
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  655. Eleanor Nelson Barnes is a scammer
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  656. you're literally homophobic
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  657. Camille Anne Hector is a scammer
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  658.  @ThePretch  Elon Musk
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  659. Für Kunst - das will die Stadt ja, weswegen sie weniger akzeptiert.
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  660. 4:20 strawman
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  661. if inflation goes up as much as the interest rate, the real interest rate didn't change, could be worse
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  662.  @blackmountain6469  die leisten mehr und arbeiten länger und es lohnt sich, wo soll der Fehler sein?
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  663.  @ItsMe-yg4yi  genau, entsprechend gibt es dafür 0€ Gehalt
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  664. inflation is only a wind if you have loans at low interests
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  665. You didn't even watch the video, bro...
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  666. Why doesn't it make sense for the stock market to be twice as big as the GDP?
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  667. *humanoids, every robot in existence is a realistic robot since it's real
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  668. The pharmacists should just take the time they need and what's left over, is left over. CVS will feel the declining revenue and complaints. (I get it might not be possible since employees could be threatened to lose their job)
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  669. He didn't call the war here as it would be be devastating
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  670.  @CamStubbs  taste does change over time depending on what you eat
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  671. 16:30 No. Inflation is higher prices. They can come from money printing. Look at Japan's inflation, debt, money supply as example.
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  672. Tell me the party that has a good approach against climate change. Doesn't exist!
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  673.  @vojvoda-draza  Yes they can
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  674. that's printing
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  675. AI planned economy
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  676. @Stein Mauer manche schaffen selbst das nicht oder eher: Erschreckend viele Darum ging sein Kommentar nicht, sondern um die Inhaltsliste.
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  677.  @OzixiThrill  We don't know details. They might be investing the inheritance and only consume the return or not spend it all, so it would only increase. On the other side, we don't know what beamm is saving.
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  678. yeah, labour surplus value pays for capital income of all inheritances
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  679.  @NahuCommNS  Doesn't happen immediately, yeah. Big assumption of you that is has to be hyperinflation. A negative real interest rate has the effects I said, no matter if it's -1% or -13000%, which would be hyperinflation.
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  680.  @NahuCommNS  Nope.
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  681. ​ @Red-Check-Mark  The Fed can always buy the debt. The state can always print a 10 trillion dollar coin.
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  682. uh try therapy
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  683. Nice idea assuming that AI isn't capable of complex or creative work. But it is. And we won't need that many workers in compassion stuff.
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  684. ???
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  685. witzig
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  686. Wenn KI besser als du ist, musst du auch nicht 10 Stunden die Woche arbeiten, sondern gar nicht.
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  687. Allistic policians?
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  688. I thought this would be about housekeeping.
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  689. Incredible.
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  690. Habt ihr pufo gehört und dachtet euch, dass ihr sie man ein für alle mal aufklärt?
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  691. It doesn't make sense to save on the office if it reduces productivity of employees that cost $150 per hour.
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  692. Please just look it up: Taxes can't possibly make up for it. Plus: It's not other countries who pay tariffs, it's US-consumers.
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  693. never
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  694. 6:12 Wait, no... That's not a bad thing at all. You can always print more. You can print and buy foreign assets. It is only beneficial.
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  695.  @SideWalkAstronomyNetherlands  why you tell that to me?
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  696. Mit Aufarbeiten können sie nur verlieren. Dann würde man Fanta mit den Nazis assoziieren.
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  697.  @TheSyndicate09  YES. Because it's not at the expense of them if they get other jobs at least as good.
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  698. Why would people want an unlimited amount of active cooking surfaces? They still cost money. Just give people more efficient stoves.
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  699. 5:35 So what if the state did pay back the tax you paid? If that's the only argument against it, it's really weak. Just refund the taxes ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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  700. Teeming
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  701. Car sharing does not have enough capacity. If everyone needed a car at the same time, there couldn't be less cars with car sharing.
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  702.  @howtoappearincompletely9739  According to him but he's wrong about that.
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  703. 12:30 What's your view on the Philip's curve and why isn't that inflation? Got a video on that?
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  704.  @rationalreminder458  Habe ich...
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  705.  @rationalreminder458  Hat er gesagt, dass der Nasdaq schlecht ist wegen des hohen US-Anteils?
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  706.  @UL1999  doch
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  707.  @UL1999  Weil wir mit dem marktkapitalisierungsgewichteten MSCI World Index vergleichen. US-Unternehmen machen Umsatz auf der ganzen Welt, nicht nur in den USA.
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  708.  @UL1999  weil es das durchschnittliche Portfolio ist
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  709.  @UL1999  bist du schlauer als der Markt?
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  710.  @UL1999 Der Markt sagt 61% USA.
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  711. ok sure
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  712. Your stance on government jobs is just wrong. They obviously create wealth.
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  713. More humans don't mean more progress. That's because AI will be more intelligent than all humans.
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  714.  @awsomesauceify  Progress by super intelligent AI doesn't require more humans for the same outcome. I never said that it means less progress for humanity.
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  715.  @awsomesauceify  It's not about semantics... it's independent... they're not baseless...
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  716.  @awsomesauceify  Sigh. How does it matter how many humans there are for an AI that learns on itself and is more intelligent than all or all*10 humans? God, how should I prove what the future is like to you? I can provide objective reasoning. It's logical that we will get the singularity. You can think whatever you want.What are you basing on that AI will just stay stupid and not become similar to us? Because we're so special?
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  717.  @awsomesauceify  Think whatever the fuck you want. This video is about the far future... Ray Kurzweil predicts the singularity for 2045. AI doesn't need anyone.
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  718. ​ @awsomesauceify  blabla If it has "character flaws", we're dead. Help for what? Make goods until it can make it itself? Obviously. This is about the far future. So even if 23 years are wrong, 100 is still below the scope of the video. It can turn super intelligent basically overnight after we gave it the ability to do so. You say fusion reactors and mars colonies, but what about the things we use everyday? Who would've thought phones, computers, internet would become so good? Not you.
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  719.  @awsomesauceify  We already have lamda and imagen. They're amazing and can't even think. That we'll be able to create something as intelligent as us that can learn is just not a question for me. If it happens in 23 or 230 years, it's still before. So where's the problem? Didn't get it.
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  720.  @awsomesauceify  Well, we had figured out atomic reactors already. Now we do have fusion reactors. Solar and wind power was predicted to be far less efficient. Elon Musk is going to the Mars now even though it's not senseful at all. But anyway, singularity is not something fantastical as you think. We're neural nets and we can build neural nets. Well, basically. If that doesn't work, we can simulate a whole brain. What's fantastical here? And it's not just me who is predicting it. Everyone who thinks singularity is not possible is stupid.
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  721.  @awsomesauceify  doesn't matter if 23 or 230
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  722.  @awsomesauceify  Uh? Yeah, AI needs us to progress to some point. Then we don't matter. And this point is not in the far future, as I've already said. So I can skip it, no problem.
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  723.  @awsomesauceify  No. It wasn't about the time until then. It was only about the far future. yeah sure, whatever you like to believe... some people istg
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  724. 13:25 thank you
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  725. Aw that poor guy, it causes him distress 🥺🥺 he could just return the money...
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  726.  @illiiilli24601  how's Tokyo the cheapest? you looking at rent per sqm as well?
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  727. No big profit in a recession and they'll not get more than they're owed.
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  728. indeed
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  729. "CONSISTENT ACROSS EVERY MAJOR AIRLINE"
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  730.  @abcdef-ms9mb  You can do that in especially bad cases if it becomes public. We can't monitor supply chains or introduce a glocal CO2 tax as consumers. Nestle is worth 260 billion, Fairphone had a revenue of 36 million. People don't care like that.
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  731. continues crying
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  732.  @shadowsmirk  you're not making sense You could only buy and hold. Businesses couldn't buy from other businesses.
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  733. "What about teachers, firemen, police, wastewater treatment plant operators, government workers that keep things organized and clean, and on and on. These do not create profit but are completely necessary to maintain an organized, efficient and healthy community." No, it's not a debt or inflation. Only if financed by a deficit and that doesn't lead to inflation 1:1.
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  734. not a scam
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  735. FRANCINE DUGUAY is a scammer
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  736. higher wages, more expensive consumption, nothing improved
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  737.  @stayinganonymous.3172  How was that bot behaviour? was pretty normal thing to say, nothing biased or political so idk what you on about
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  738.  @skylerlightning4620  Nope. Everyone can afford stocks. ETFs, the best way to invest for the common man, are cheap. MSCI World is 100$ and people could get fractional shares. So that isn't it.
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  739. 21k*4 for 40k salary
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  740. Hu? You have a leader with alzheimer so now tell me how that indicates what's wrong with the economy. You're not making any sense.
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  741. Wenn jeder die Daten hat, kann jeder Yuriy und Oleg nachmachen. Tolle Idee.
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  742. you get about the same outcome with a progressive income tax
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  743.  @bobsteve4812  and affordable ones
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  744. 13:12 der Zinseszins
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  745. @De Batman Und woher kommt das? Vom Zinseszins.
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  746. @De Batman Jeder hat Startkapital. Die Höhe ist egal, es geht um die Anlagedauer. Wenn man Kapital immer wieder investiert... was hat man dann? wtf Zinseszins ist nicht nur für Kleinanleger
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  747. @De Batman wtf
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  748. @De Batman So, für dich nochmal: der Zinseszinseffekt. Das war nicht klar zu verstehen, aber ich meinte fortlaufende Wertsteigerungen auf den Einsatz inklusive Reinvestitionen. Egal, ob Kredite oder Aktien etc. Der Anleihenmarkt ist viel größer als der Aktienmarkt. Das ist kein Fliegenschiss. Von wegen Kleinanlegern... wer außer denen hält gerne Bankguthaben?
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  749. @De Batman So ziemlich JEDER hat Startkapital. Niemand wird mit Schulden geboren. 1 ct zählt... Kapital wächst über den Zinseszinseffekt. wtf nur Höhe ist entscheidend... laber doch nicht Josephspfennig sag ich da nur
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  750. @De Batman wenn du's nicht verstehen willst, dann halt nicht
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  751. #abindietrends
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  752. schools should teach correct information...
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  753. Guyana can print an infinite amount of Guyana-Dollars. A currency that's too strong doesn't ever have to be an issue.
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  754. AI pin is hilarious, wish I was an es Apple employee
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  755. Of course it is.
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  756. crushing objects is UNACCEPTABLE
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  757. If you think about what are the top songs, they're by celebrities. A pure AI song without a celebrity behind it will have a hard time to become a top song. "Have you heard the new song by random AI-artist who published 1000 other songs this year?"
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  758. everyone knew that
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  759.  @wagashimanju  how so?
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  760. wait what The 5 Watts flagship is better than the 125 Wats one? I got that right? That means Intel is going bankrupt? And a lot more Bitcoin inflation?
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  761. That's cheap af. I should advertise there.
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  762. these scam bots are crazy
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  763. Colleen Janie Towe is a scammer.
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  764. If you prioritize customers over shareholders, you'd have to give shareholders some kind of minimum return. If that's fixed because all other money goes to customers or employees, there's no profit incentive.
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  765. HDDs instead of books as background is such a flex on paper as a data storage
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  766. Endlich sagt's mal einer!
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  767.  @IL_Bgentyl  It really can't.
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  768. So, normal retirement age? good for you
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  769. Ich schlafe nicht zu wenig. Und "warum" würde ich und jeder andere wohl selbst wissen.
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  770. If the housing supply doesn't increase enough and immigrants take a low skill minimum wage job that this person could've done and they don't get anything better, then yeah, they stole the job and they're not stupid for thinking that. If it's a job they wouldn't have done, sure.
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  771. burned in two seconds oof
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  772. Machinery improved a lot. Extraction isn't that big economically.
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  773. It's not free rent, though. The risk of losing everything is a cost. And the interests they have to pay for the loan are a cost. And the interests that the private lender would pay are an opportunity cost. Would people get a loan from the bank to lend it to a private investor? No? Way too risky? THEN DON'T DO IT
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  774. expensive doesn't mean good, cheap doesn't mean bad
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  775.  @HornetLarry  Far Cry is from Ubisoft, not EA yeah makes sense lol
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  776. ESG isn't the real solution, either. So we're just doomed.
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  777.  @seansingh4421  I mean sure but do you mean them doing something that would make them less profits or be illegal? They were not sarcastic, money is amoral and you should know several severe cases were companies were unethical.
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  778.  @seansingh4421  Hm, I'd expect them to sell to anyone if there's no risk for them.
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  779. you're not the economy, saving would slow the economic growth...
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  780. Facebook will die Daten zurückhalten. So können sie selbst bessere Werbung schalten.
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  781. Zum Glück ist Bildung nicht so wichtig.
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  782. Our God is eternal, transcendent and absolutely one. God is incomparable, self-sustaining and neither begets nor was begotten. Islam is the complete and universal version of a primordial faith that has been revealed before through many prophets including Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac, Moses, and Jesus.
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  783.  @andriusnesvarbu-o8d  or the other way around
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  784. yes bc no kid cares
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  785. did u just say Apple might be like a dotcom stock?
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  786. Ofc USA won't just let China overtake
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  787. Guess where American goods are produced
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  788. And what you need in retirement? Cash liquidity. As you said, one can also do a bond ladder, so you'll not lose when interests go up. What bond you talking about that went -50%? That didn't happen. But yes if it's a 30 year bond to have big duration risk, rather stocks.
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  789. G for Graphics
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  790.  @305Nick  People like other things than low income taxes: Housing, work, state services. Taxes support all three.
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  791. the prize is $100
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  792. they're so happy and cute when they die
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  793. he was too young
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  794. 16:50 Hä, warte mal. Wieso soll das denokratiefeindlich sein?? Und doch, klar weiß man, wie es funktioniert. Man kann doch nicht einfach so eine Aussage bringen.
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  795.  @Blaurot  Du wirst einer Gruppe basierend auf deinen Aktivitäten zugeordnet. Weißt du, wie Wahlplakate funktionieren??
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  796.  @danihesslinger7968  Stefan Tietze und ich auch.
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  797.  @danihesslinger7968  ja, aber es machen eben viele und unterbewusst zählt auch Ja toll, dann bist du nicht aktiv, aber genug andere sind es. Ja dann mag es abgesehen von einer unterbewussten Wirkung bei dir nichts tun, aber bei vielen anderen. Es lesen auch viele nicht ganze Wahlprogramme.
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  798.  @danihesslinger7968  Eine kleinere SM Plattform wird nicht die krassesten Data Scientists haben. ja leider und leider ist nicht jeder hochintelligent, in allen Bereichen gebildet und hat genug Zeit, um eine gute Wahlentscheidung zu treffen
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  799.  @graceli6886  but look who got top comment
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  800.  @PinballBob1  Total bs. Fiat currency is what mortgages use, it makes housing more affordable. Non-fiat might not see this asset inflation but worse effects on the economy... Gov interference caused the housing shortage by idiotic zoning regulation. Gov should support building of higher density property as much as possible. Yes, that might cost something but the result is lower housing costs, so net positive... Incentivizing owning over renting doesn't make sense, this is about housing, not owning housing. More supply => lower rent = lower cost of housing
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  801. Coldfustion TV? No one?
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  802. Die Antikorruptionspartei?
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  803. Robot tax decreases effieciency increase. But we want the increase!
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  804. Would make as much sense as this official China cryptocurrency that promises 1000x return.
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  805. 24:17 Böhmermann unterstützt Nazibomben???
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  806. Which guidelines?
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  807. here we are with Bitcoins still worth a trillion
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  808. Yeah, giving the tenant this security would be a solution. But the landlord could also give the property to a bank as security for a loan and then get the deposit on top. If the landlord is credit worthy, the bank won't have high interests in the first place.
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  809.  @LotharTheFellhanded  Why would it be hard for them? Only because they don't have enough securities to back up their loan. Else banks like to lend.
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  810. horrible idea...
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  811.  @morty6462  Nee, so hoch wird die Inflation nicht. Inflation entlastet Schuldner. Kein Plan, wovon du sprichst.
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  812. Marcia Ann Bic is a scammer and these are bot comments.
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  813. not possible
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  814. Mehrfachbesteuerung ist kein Problem.
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  815. 2:42 haha - daran sterben Menschen
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  816.  @esteban1487  You saying 2008 recession happened because available land and ressources decreased? It stays basically the same, it rather increases since there's economic growth. You'd be right about the 1973 oil crisis.
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  817.  @esteban1487  Nah. Land stays the same. Natural ressource deposits decrease but mined ressources increase. E.g. car batteries can be recycled and provide a return after habing been mined / increase economic output. Not my main point anyway.
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  818.  @esteban1487  car battery increases output, while your premise was it would decrease output we literally have economic growth despite natural ressources being mined...
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  819.  @esteban1487  YOUR whole point is finite resources
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  820.  @esteban1487  read what you said
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  821. Yeah, always. Every single time that we've gotten homanoids in history has this happened...
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  822. Bruh, she's an idiot. Spending on defense is completely useless. Giving people healthcare or food isn't... and it helps the economy at least as much.
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  823.  @Mr.Muckington  It is supposed to do that according to many people. They literally want it to be a new currency independent from banks / third parties, used as much as credit cards. But it can't.
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  824. who would've thought :O
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  825.  @CoolModderJaydonX  No, Snapchat is a publicly listed company and Meta doesn't have shares.
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  826. 28:27 Ironie, oder?
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  827. audio editor is sus
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  828. what's that even supposed to mean?
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  829. No.
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  830. "Isn't making less money what every entrepreneur wishes they could do?"
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  831. They survey land so they know where it is?
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  832. literally isn't
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  833. Minute 11 is a massive win, gj!
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  834. DOT44H is a scam.
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  835. Marcia Ann Bic is a scammer.
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  836.  @davidwarford3087  Fix for what?
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  837. CPI is the debasement. You can look at core cpi, individual inflation rate or asset inflation but what are you using here?
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  838. Established Titles is a scam
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  839. But what if you asked them to bet 10 for 20 directly? Probably more would go for it then. Or maybe they just didn't go to school.
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  840. Or it's three dollars. State spending is measured by spending, not by value generated. Can't just fire random people and expect no effects. Couldn't get your driver's license, couldn't get permits for your business, but could stop paying taxes, since the IRS is bureaucracy, too.
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  841. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holzkern
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  842. 6:02 for 3., we have PPP GDP
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  843.  @AniMageNeBy Not if it happens voluntarily. Then it's a trade-off that the workers choose.
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  844. Nvidia can't meet the demand on its own? Amd doesn't have an own capacity. Both have a shared capacity of third party foundries.
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  845. I'd love a video on why Risc architecture isn't dominant over arm and x86 although it's been known to be better for so long
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  846. 35:45 Yeah, people don't want to take new debt to buy houses at the current interest rate. Makes perfect sense. People not willing to sell at lower prices means the lower prices are not the market price. It's basic shit, not an example of fake money. Fake money could be the asset price inflation driven by low interests and yes, monetary supply, but the sensible solution to lower housing costs is lowering regulation to allow denser and more building. All the "fake money" could flow into building that.
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  847. Wenn Kinder lernen, dass das generische Maskulinum alle mit einschließt und auch sehen, dass jeder in bestimmten Berufen arbeiten kann, gibt es gar kein Problem. Führt man jetzt jedoch eine neue Form ein, die sich auf zwei Gender bezieht und dessen Benutzung impliziert, dass das generische Maskulinum das nicht tut... Dann ist die normale Form nicht mehr klar inklusiv... Deswegen würde ich auch nicht abwechselnd die maskuline und feminine Form verwenden. Keine schlechte Idee, ergibt nur keinen Sinn. Wenn auch nicht von dir: Es entsteht ein Zwang, eine umständlichere Form zu nutzen gegen ein Problem, das es nicht gibt.
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  848. climate change: long crash: short Climate change will not crash the stock market.
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  849.  @bedri1  and???
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  850.  @travisadams4470  Actually, 50% of voters drink lead, the other 50% doesn't. One half is very bad and completely irrational. The other half is very smart and ethically good.
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  851.  @travisadams4470  ur mom
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  852. People who have a car and don't live on planet Earth: :O
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  853. Yup. I can accept it as intro for people who have never heard of it. But apart from that, it's harmful people think that. Well, we're not gonna get MMT so widely accepted that the gov can print without having to take on debt.
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  854. But if solar is cheaper, it should give higher profits...
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  855. die transphobische Bemerkung hätte er sich sparen können
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  856. Wenn ihr meint Bitcoin explodiert, kauft nicht Bitcoin, sondern Calls auf einen Bitcoin-ETF. Ganz einfach ein Vielfaches an Gewinn.
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  857. Did you make a whole video around a math problem to advertise Brilliant?
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  858.  @s.kusmeti  They take taxes & they are government.
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  859. 3. is not a scam
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  860. thank you
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  861. They have to because it's easy to switch.
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  862. Inflation measurements try to take technology into account using hedonistic inflation. Look up the inflation rate for TVs, it's highly deflationary.
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  863.  @quackhead9387  Hä? Soll er sagen, dass er dein Geld verringert oder was?
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  864.  @Hasthegravy  🤨 if it's even true that he sped up technology, the destruction made up for it
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  865. AI isn't even necessary. People can order the big things they want years in advance. You know the age of your car and your preferances for a new one and you can submit those. For everyday goods, AI is already much better than human planners. 14:15 That's wrong. Workers would get options they can choose from. Options with different salaries, locations, companies. They could get the option to study or move to get a better job.
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  866. Wenn ich nicht Netflix schaue, schaue ich YouTube. Damit ist der CO2-Austoß von Netflix die Differenz im Vergleich.
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  867. 🤡
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  868. What you yapping? You're saying one needs 30% return per year to offset inflation? obviously wrong
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  869. 30:50 What money from the government did Disney get for being woke? Did you ever hear about Ron Desantis?
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  870.  @sampajam6256  Government bonds pay 10% per year therefore corporate bonds should get you to 1% a month.
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  871.  @drac124  You could use your investments as security.
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  872.  @j.c.mgomez2515  You shouldn't keep big amounts in your bank account anyway, banks can go bankrupt and then it could be gone. Use money market fund
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  873.  @sampajam6256  Government bonds pay > 10% a year therefore corporate bonds should get you to 1% per month.
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  874. Wait! How can a normal person get a lower interest rate on their loan than the government pays? Gov bond should be the risk free rate
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  875.  @drac124  The houses would be cheaper if there were no subsidies. Government bonds are risk free if they're in the currency that the government can print.
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  876.  @eeyoresgirl55  there's 94 comments, idk what you ask
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  877.  @michaeldesilvio221  Bayer bought them
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  878. If the homeless people die, there's no homeless problem
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  879. 1:19:38 No, not NVIDIA. It's too expensive. And if interests go up because inflation goes up, growth companies go down.
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  880. Wrong. Communism does NOT inherently care about sustainability. And we won't get communism. The best solution is carbon certificates. Yes, in the economic model capitalism. Sigh
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  881. ist klassistisch
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  882.  @moumo23  Wealth of a country would be the assets. Wealth as in what people consume, the PPP figure is closer to the truth. Russians can buy 3.2 more than what you'd expect, they're 3.2 times richer.
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  883.  @optionboom  That it's spread out to poor people is what creates more inflation. South Africa's whole agritural output is 8.5 billion. If you give everyone below poverty line 4 billion, will the farmers produce 50% more or will there be inflation? This is an unrealistic example, though.
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  884. The rate like 200:1 doesn't mean anything at all. Strong or weak is determined by how much you can get in the countries or by how the currency's exchange rate changes. Limiting exports doesn't make sense, they'd limit themselves if the currency gets too strong. But it's stupid anyway because a country can just print to make the currency as weak as they like.
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  885. Filling the poverty gap like that isn't good because then there's no incentive to work what pays below poverty line.
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  886.  @DavidHalko  ??
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  887.  @badluck5647  It's possible to change prices. If one batch sells out too quickly, you raise the price. If you got too much stock, you lower the price. Over time you get closer to the right price. Dynamic pricing is another option. Capitalism, too has to guess.
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  888.  @badluck5647  This is not about the soviet union. A command economy does not have to have a five year plan and base everything on it.
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  889.  @badluck5647  Just not a five year plan that's about everything and set in stone. Companies in capitalism plan, too. A central organization that has more data and control has to be better at planning than one part of it.
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  890.  @badluck5647  What you say is that they get external suppliers, while in command economy, there's no external. But the equivalent in the command economy is not having no other suppliers. the equivalent would be to have excess supply. The additional external suppliers would be internal. Yes they totally can fire people. They can reduce work time, give an other more productive job or pay unemployment benefit.
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  891.  @badluck5647  Have you seen command economy by AI? Certainly not as simple / working by itself as capitalism. welp
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  892.  @anteeko  It's a simple rule that anyone can follow, including a central government.
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  893.  @anteeko  matching the price to the demand
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  894.  @anteeko  Like a company would? idk where issue
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  895. just pair trade
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  896.  @sickpuppy575  If the tariffs come that Trump wanted. Otherwise we won't get as much as we've seen the last 5 years.
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  897. pov you watched the whole video and realise you're a full blown adult
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  898.  @CaptainCaveman1170  Does your bank own any credit default swaps for Chinese home owners? didn't think so
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  899.  @robertmclellan154  Yes, if there were now 150 million Chinese added, there would be enough demand, that doesn't mean it's the result of the 1 child policy. They knew the demographics and overbuilt anyway.
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  900.  @linksfussdribbla1556  Selbst wenn wäre das kein Grund
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  901. it's jews vs muslim wym
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  902. Institutional investors compete in shares and bonds as well. Why would houses be worse? All these problems tenants have are not because of this. Any landlord would try to get as much money from their tenants as possible.
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  903. What you yapping
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  904. that's sad
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  905. 16:50 JAA und bei weitem nicht nur bei Kleidung!
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  906. 13:27 nooo, average is not median
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  907. Many coincidences and the right ones survive. What's so hard to get?
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  908. good stuff
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  909. Kommunist?
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  910.  @niklasgravemann  nee
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  911. lol
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  912. 11:47 1. Yeah and? That's not against feminism. 2. is wrong. If you want to say there are 200 races of humans, then yeah maybe. 3. Seed oils are fine. Sugar and HFCS are unhealthy, duh. 3. hu?? 4. hu?? MMT makes sense, what's your point against it? 5. Who ever rejected that? 7. How did you separate nature and nurture to get to that conclusion? You can't. What do you want our society to do? Judge people based on genetics? Great. Also not possible. 8. Sure we do in some economic models and in others we don't.
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  913.  @gerrit2822  Der Konsument hat NICHT die Aufgabe, die Welt zu retten. Tja, sind wir wohl verloren wegen der Demokratie
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  914.  @Moebelmannn  Ach und wenn du einkaufst, informierst du dich wahrscheinlich über die Produktionsmethoden und den Transport und die u. a. daraus folgenden Emissionen über die gesamte Lebensdauer hinweg und rechnest das in den Preis mit ein, vergleichst das dann mit Emissionskompensation und das für jedes Produkt... Außerdem kaufst du weder Haus noch Auto, weil das zu viel emittiert...
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  915.  @MutedStoryteller  Ich finde, dass man darüber überhaupt nicht nachdenken sollen müsste. Wenn es bepreist ist, kann man auf den Preis schauen und es nur daran beurteilen.
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  916.  @Moebelmannn  Wenn der Einzelne mit seinem Handeln die Welt retten oder zerstören würde, würden sie etwas unternehmen...
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  917.  @MutedStoryteller  Indem die Unternehmen für Emissionen zahlen. Damit ist es egal, wie viel sie ausstoßen. Durchaus ließen sich Produkte auch je nach Arbeitsbedingungen verzollen.
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  918. Indeed, he's yapping liberal propaganda and being wrong. Obviously government jobs add value. Some less than other and at some point it's better to not have them, yeah.
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  919. yk the Southern Bordern Patrol keeps illegal immigrants in rather than out? They were the worst example imo. Maybe good against drug trafficking.
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  920. blabla
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  921.  @Black.Templar_002  Explorers are a very high risk investment
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  922.  @rumilgaifullin7432  he advertises an explorer, not gold
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  923. lil a month fast
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  924. In den Talk Shows wird immer nur gequatscht - wahre Worte
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  925. nice, fuck credit cards
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  926.  @BlahBlahFreeman  They can choose their investments.
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  927. For a few more hours the illusion of continuity was upheld. Until it was NOT!
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  928. epic
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  929.  @KaybeCA  300 million is nothing. Fighting against pirates isn't that expensive.
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  930. Crispr und Uber sind nicht populär?
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  931. "gut für die Wirtschaft" heißt nicht "gut für Autokonzerne"
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  932. 20:50 Why you act like it's stupid? Better make a private bank create money and buy bonds from the government like that's different?
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  933.  @andyjay729  nah
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  934. Median vs. Mean-fail speedrun
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  935. Na toll, dann bekommt also China die Singularität und wird die Welt beherrschen.
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  936.  @Harald_Reindl  xD Diese zwei widersprüchlichen und richtigen Kommentare von dir. Schwankungen während der Ansparphase sind per se nicht wertstiftend. Wenn man kein Markettiming betreibt, bekommt man halt den Durchschnittskurs. Vor der Entnahmephase sollte man entsprechend umschichten.
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  937.  @chriscoop7666  Sondern höher? Dafür näher dran statistisch...
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  938.  @chriscoop7666  Wieso sollte es?
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  939.  @chriscoop7666  Höhere Volatilität in den meisten Fällen zu einer höheren Rendite, weil jeder, der eine gymnasiale Oberstufe besucht hat, ganz einfach mathematisch selbst nachprüfen kann? Tolle Begründung. Was du sagst, stimmt nicht. Ich mache es ganz einfach für dich, auf Grundschulniveau: 4 + 6 = 2 + 8
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  940. Which is true at one point in time. There are two types of unemployed who don't create wealth: Poor ones and rich capitalists.
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  941. go all in usd puts
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  942. erstmal einen Roman schreiben, während das generische Maskulinum alle mit einschließt, nicht mal nur "beide"
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  943. So they're not lying but a subsidy is gone.
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  944.  @MbTrojansurgeon  it's in the literal definition of GDP... apparently you don't understand summation
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  945. ? if it went up because of inflation, it's not a bubble
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  946. Als Knappe hatte ich einen guten Freund in Rom, der hieß Mister Annuß.
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