Yeah, cause everybody gets up to go during halftime.
Really far. The crux of Jevon's paradox is that you’re lowering the cost of revenue below the sale price. If I can generate $10 a sale then I’ll do no sales if it costs me $11 . If gas drops from $4 to $2 then I’ll do…
Did you dump them into Bonds or are you just sitting on cash? I always find these movements very interesting because you can't have everything decrease in price. If demand for Google drops there should have to be an…
You're conflated stocks and flows though. It's bad for the economy when money is turned into a stock and just literally sits. It's fine for the economy if the government forces a flow from it's citizens (taxes) when it…
Today or back in the day? Its absolutely practical to trade in gold/silver historically. Its basically just how europeans do small transactions anyways (coins). Anything larger its still practically because if you need…
If you buys bonds you’re not sitting on money. The bond seller is intending to put it to productive use to generate the yield. This differs from deflation where people will (more the before) actually sit on money and…
I mean if your borrowers go bankrupt then its bad for you.
Microwaves are incredibly useful if you can do anything besides 100% power.
Which is why they’re so upset he shook stuff up with Iran? He won at a time where the incumbent bias was like -10. He won the same reason Biden won in 2020; by not being the guy in charge.
That bill was never passed into law. https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/4779...
Trumps not 28. But also the voters voted for Trump to execute the laws passed by Congress. Which law said get rid of USAID?
But you see, I'm an exceptional employee and I don't want seniority to be a bigger deal in my salary than my performance. Imagine if somebody like Lebron James, Patrick Mahomas, or Tom Cruise was in a union!!
> If Trump ever came close to being in violation of this order, he would quickly rescind it. Sure but the actual penalties for violating the EO are based on laws not the EO. Like the actual penalties for sharing…
Amazon’s edge is scale. There are plenty of warehouse and delivery companies you could rent/pay in the short term that make logistics feasible.
Which <1000 crime did maddof start with? Your claim makes for a good sound bite but its just not how it works. Subway evasion isn’t a gateway crime.
Deepwater Horizon isn’t a ship. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exxon_Valdez_oil_spill But the effect is that oil companies just manage the logistics of the ships and don’t own/operate them themselves. Ex. BP founded an…
> Opposition to that act was, "We're not going to create new states with slavery." Pretty sure you’re arguing in bad faith. A group of anti-slavery people organized into a political party and elected a man who gave a…
Usually you have to find the perpetrator so you can summon them. And in the cases where you can't figure it out you then summon people you suspect know to testify and use that information to figure out the perpetrator.…
> [1]: The Republican Party was founded by anti-slavery activists who opposed the Kansas–Nebraska Act I mean, Lincoln being elected is a direct threat to slavery. [1]:…
It's not a war, just a special military operations that lasts longer than WW 2.
The problem is sometimes the lessoned learned is don’t be responsible. So no longer own oil tankers and instead each ship is owned by its own LLC so just that piece goes down and the liability gets capped to its…
> Domestic electricity is priced per kWh > wholesale electricity is priced per kWh > the latter is, as a rule, cheaper. I think you’re missing some detail. Why do two things that are “priced per kilowatt hour” have to…
Actual report: https://www.occ.gov/news-issuances/news-releases/2026/nr-occ... from https://www.occ.gov/news-issuances/news-releases/2026/nr-occ...
> I find it striking how you're seemingly purposely missing the point. Lol. You answer rude and get a rude response and then give up. > They KNOW excel, they know where which buttons are That’s not knowing excel though.…
I mean outside of tech, Teams, Meet, WebEx are all “Zoom”. So if you can’t tell the difference between those products how can you tell the difference between Excel and Sheet?
Yeah, cause everybody gets up to go during halftime.
Really far. The crux of Jevon's paradox is that you’re lowering the cost of revenue below the sale price. If I can generate $10 a sale then I’ll do no sales if it costs me $11 . If gas drops from $4 to $2 then I’ll do…
Did you dump them into Bonds or are you just sitting on cash? I always find these movements very interesting because you can't have everything decrease in price. If demand for Google drops there should have to be an…
You're conflated stocks and flows though. It's bad for the economy when money is turned into a stock and just literally sits. It's fine for the economy if the government forces a flow from it's citizens (taxes) when it…
Today or back in the day? Its absolutely practical to trade in gold/silver historically. Its basically just how europeans do small transactions anyways (coins). Anything larger its still practically because if you need…
If you buys bonds you’re not sitting on money. The bond seller is intending to put it to productive use to generate the yield. This differs from deflation where people will (more the before) actually sit on money and…
I mean if your borrowers go bankrupt then its bad for you.
Microwaves are incredibly useful if you can do anything besides 100% power.
Which is why they’re so upset he shook stuff up with Iran? He won at a time where the incumbent bias was like -10. He won the same reason Biden won in 2020; by not being the guy in charge.
That bill was never passed into law. https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/4779...
Trumps not 28. But also the voters voted for Trump to execute the laws passed by Congress. Which law said get rid of USAID?
But you see, I'm an exceptional employee and I don't want seniority to be a bigger deal in my salary than my performance. Imagine if somebody like Lebron James, Patrick Mahomas, or Tom Cruise was in a union!!
> If Trump ever came close to being in violation of this order, he would quickly rescind it. Sure but the actual penalties for violating the EO are based on laws not the EO. Like the actual penalties for sharing…
Amazon’s edge is scale. There are plenty of warehouse and delivery companies you could rent/pay in the short term that make logistics feasible.
Which <1000 crime did maddof start with? Your claim makes for a good sound bite but its just not how it works. Subway evasion isn’t a gateway crime.
Deepwater Horizon isn’t a ship. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exxon_Valdez_oil_spill But the effect is that oil companies just manage the logistics of the ships and don’t own/operate them themselves. Ex. BP founded an…
> Opposition to that act was, "We're not going to create new states with slavery." Pretty sure you’re arguing in bad faith. A group of anti-slavery people organized into a political party and elected a man who gave a…
Usually you have to find the perpetrator so you can summon them. And in the cases where you can't figure it out you then summon people you suspect know to testify and use that information to figure out the perpetrator.…
> [1]: The Republican Party was founded by anti-slavery activists who opposed the Kansas–Nebraska Act I mean, Lincoln being elected is a direct threat to slavery. [1]:…
It's not a war, just a special military operations that lasts longer than WW 2.
The problem is sometimes the lessoned learned is don’t be responsible. So no longer own oil tankers and instead each ship is owned by its own LLC so just that piece goes down and the liability gets capped to its…
> Domestic electricity is priced per kWh > wholesale electricity is priced per kWh > the latter is, as a rule, cheaper. I think you’re missing some detail. Why do two things that are “priced per kilowatt hour” have to…
Actual report: https://www.occ.gov/news-issuances/news-releases/2026/nr-occ... from https://www.occ.gov/news-issuances/news-releases/2026/nr-occ...
> I find it striking how you're seemingly purposely missing the point. Lol. You answer rude and get a rude response and then give up. > They KNOW excel, they know where which buttons are That’s not knowing excel though.…
I mean outside of tech, Teams, Meet, WebEx are all “Zoom”. So if you can’t tell the difference between those products how can you tell the difference between Excel and Sheet?