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Yes of course. As long as you aren't picking the Eagles or Cowboys. Haha
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This is my kind of treasury company.
I would be insanely rich right now if my small business had stacked sats with free cash flow instead of distributing it all to owners.
They don't need to make it public. They probably don't want fans to realize how rich the owners are. Haha
CPI has and continues to be a tool to suppress wages and subjugate the masses. Price of scarce assets (houses, gold), money supply, and the stock market have always been truer indications of inflation.
They're not making mistakes, they're lying.
Hey @StackerSports, any chance that I can still join in on the survivor pool. I've played the last two years. I changed my nym. Use to be elm9146.
I largely agree with the rest of your post but I honestly never think too much about the status quo; prefer to look forward. That's why I asked about this particular sentence. I think it's clear what you're trying to relay for the rest of your post.
These books [..]
Thanks! Put "Primal Prescription" on my list!
review sites
Ah! Yes that could work, but I have 2 issues with this:
- I'm a bit skeptical of reviews because many are gamed 1
- it's a surveillance nightmare
I feel we'd need something with a precise audit trail that doesn't involve people self-doxxing their medical issues. I know many good, morally grounded physicians and specialists that aren't in it for the gains, maybe there ought to be a role for them? Augmented with proper expert systems, maybe? Idk.
The idea that something so important is best done by the state is absurd to me, but I realize it isn't to most people. I didn't always see it this way.
For me personally, the problem starts with too many people, including many my age (Gen X), are expecting government to basically fix everything for them, because they voted so now fix my shit. But, as you say, the problem is often that government policy actually incentivizes much of what is wrong today, so "more government" isn't going to fix it, and "different people in government" is unlikely to either. But you or I can't make people let go of that idea, they'll have to do it themselves - I've decided long ago that all I can do is free myself from it, talk to people about it, but this won't be fixed in my lifetime. 2
I didn't see it like this in my early 20s either. I've learned a lot since.
Multiple groups competing for trust.
Or competing for results! The main issue may be the protection under the law, that's something that RFK iirc wanted to do something about.
Footnotes
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One of my friends has a sidegig as a "professional reviewer": getting hired by manufacturers to test and write a great review, and get free products on top. You write a bad review, you're less likely to get hired. The incentives are off there too. ↩
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I might get China-trolled once more now, as happens any time I write something about governance, but so be it. ↩
Yes - I will start listing it as we get closer to the game. Want to make sure we offer the competitive odds.