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As a territory participant but not an owner (with no current plans to change that), weekly seems like it would lead to lots of territories fizzling out early, which might get frustrating to users (though maybe as an add-on? So you can go weekly after a month/year/etc?).
The Planet Money podcast did a good episode a few years ago arguing in favor of gift-giving with economic theories.
But in the end, gift-giving (regardless of occasion) always strikes me as something inherently divorced from economic theory, and is best treated that way.
"The average NBA franchise is now worth $4.6 billion, according to Sportico's calculations," per the publication. "The total is up 15% versus 2023 and nearly double four years ago, when the average was $2.37 billion. The gains at the bottom of the financial table are even greater, with the current $3.06 billion 'get-in' price 127% higher than four years ago."
The people making that money are the only ones with the power to fire him.
Woohoo! I'll cop to it being as much luck as skill, but lucky sats are worth the same as hard-earned ones!
This is a good piece that's worth reading beyond just the actual (deliberately provocative) subject line. His point about the "real Elon" and "Evil Elon" is interesting. I'm not sure I agree with his conclusion that people would just get sick of Elon if he crosses a line, and I think he's underestimating Twitter's power (not that many people using it doesn't take into account that certain things from it get amplified everywhere). But it's an optimistic view (the notion that people really aren't suckers), and better than the other alternative he mentions, the idea that only other oligarchs could provide any sort of check.
Assuming they're mostly around our ages, maybe use fiat concepts to get the point across: They've surely learned the wisdom to never check their retirement accounts during a downturn (and to avoid constantly checking it). Same for btc. It's a long game.
Ugh. Sorry -- I hadn't realized it would hit paychecks for work already done, or that folks there are paid monthly instead of biweekly.
I am curious what will happen to those 38 (and surprised to see two Dems jump the aisle). I don't recognize most of them (though Chip Roy was clearly going to vote this way), but am not surprised to see Nancy Mace there, and she seems determined to always be in the spotlight these days.
I remember this one! There was also a Reply All episode about a house in Georgia that kept showing up as the location for stolen cell phones.
This post is how I learned that Guaranteed Rate (who were our initial mortgage brokers) changed their name earlier this year.
Is there a reason this post is pinned twice (#2 and bottom of screenshot)?
https://i.imgur.com/AUwoFHI.png