There are some professions where women's work is useful, but overall women's employment is generally counter-productive. They introduce excessive politics in the work place and do not have the intelligence (on average) to contribute to the knowledge-based post industrial economy. This can be seen by looking at the declining of the standard of living since the 1960s

Depends on who is having children

The drop in traffic is probably mostly due to people working low-wage jobs that can no longer afford to commute to work by car.

And yet somehow PG&E stock dropped more than 10%. Is that irrational?

To add some context:

He bought Bitcoin on Coinbase and then moved it via a series of wallets and mixers (blogging about mixers), then sold about 4m and then did not pay capital gains tax.

The transaction will be considered as payment in property, which is perfectly legal. When doing taxes the merchant will have to report the income based on fair market value of Bitcoin in fiat at the time of the payment.

Roughly corresponds to the IQ map

He wants to introduce price controls for example.

I've traveled extensively in Central America with my car. My prediction is that El Salvador will become either a dictatorial state for the lifetime of Bukele or revert back to chaos.

These countries just don't have the human capital to remain free republics on their own.

Selective enforcement.

Interactive Brokers and Robinhood both offer elections futures contracts to the US residents.

In part yes, but not solely. If the elections result was the opposite, I would not be planning it.

I am moving back to the US in January after 4 years in Spain

If you mean this, for a new user the following things are lacking imo:

Perhaps you should put it explicitly in the list then, with clear instructions. Those things are highly non-obvious for normal people, it would really help the transition to non-custodial.

Blink is send-only, coinos is not in this list .

I want to receive zaps on mobile without a desktop

A republic