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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @SimpleStacker 3h \ on: CMLL Announces Crossover Wrestling Event With Pokemon gaming
Pikachu from the top rope!!
I don't watch football much. What are the factors that make someone good at pass defense but not run defense?
Agree, always steelman instead of straw man.
Present the other side's beliefs in a way that they themselves would affirm and recognize.
Start there, then work towards finding your areas of disagreements.
I respect anyone who starts from this point of view, regardless of whether we disagree on many things.
36 sats \ 0 replies \ @SimpleStacker 11h \ parent \ on: Bitcoin Learning Resources bitcoin_beginners
Nice, glad to see people making use of it
I know you said you didn't want zaps, that's why I'm zapping you. If you hadn't said it, I might not have zapped this. Reverse psychology
I absolutely hate these privacy disrespecting default settings.
The thing that shocked me was that the default setting for Venmo is to publicize all the money you're sending around to other people. Like, who the f*** thought that was information that by default should be public??
How did you decide on which 210 stackers to write about?
I think @hn is actually a bot haha, guess even the robots are part of our little group.
102 sats \ 1 reply \ @SimpleStacker 17h \ parent \ on: Help me brainstorm child labor ideas alter_native
Ha, okay nvm then. My kids spend 6-7 hours in school a day plus homework.
We've considered home schooling, but my job feels too busy for that and my wife doesn't seem as interested in doing it.
I like that challenge! Maybe I will try to get my kids to do it.
I have to tell you though, bro, one hour of homework a day is considered a lot these days, at least by california public school standards.
One of the exercises I have students do in my upper div econ class is to run regressions of earnings on gender, to statistically estimate the gender wage gap.
I show them that if you just include gender, then the gender wage gaps looks like 30%.
However, as you start accounting for other factors, like hours worked, industry and occupation, education level, the wage gap falls significantly. It's still there, but much lower than it initially seems.
I wonder if the economy will actually crash in terms of aggregate GDP, or whether investor optimism will continue to sustain the aggregate numbers, benefitting the lucky few, while the average person continues to struggle.