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66 sats \ 0 replies \ @tomlaies 7 Nov \ on: How the Trump Whale Correctly Called the Election Politics_And_Law
I like the "neighbor poll" method. But my suspicion is it only works until everybody knows about how it works and then these polls will stop working too.
No matter what - I don't think that's why he made such big win. He just lucked out being right when nobody knew. Hindsight is twentytwenty
100% agreed. Don't give the state any more money or any more power.
It's pure populism to trick the simple minded.
I disagree with Darth on a lot of things but I strongly agree with him on this one. Fuck all expansions of the state - no matter iin which form they come
He didn't build a wall, he didn't repeal Obamacare, he won't replace all taxes with tariffs, he won't create a federal Bitcoin reserve. Maybe I'll be wrong.
using data from S&P Dow Jones Indices.
Yeah, if you look at Morgan Stanley of FTSE the number is more in the 70% range than in the 50% range
Aaaand another case of Bitcoiners not knowing the difference between who they think will win and who they want to win
I too discovered ancient coins around 10 or 15 years ago. I also started by finding below market gold and silver.
You mean you... found physical ancient coins and their silver weight is worth more than the market value for these coins? Really? That seems like a very odd market inefficiency.
Have you used a metal spectroscopy device on it?
He views Bitcoin and "Endorsing" mainstream US candidates as fundamentally incompatible.
And because Bitcoiners can't just say things and speak in tongues instead he gave you this smug dismissive answer
Would yo be willing to go a little more into specifics? "Too much hardship" or "too much complexity" seems a little too abstract, non-specific, vague etc to me.
That's on purpose. Answer with what your personal understanding of your lifes problems are. Do you consider them hard thing to do or would you consider them as things that could be easy
As you have already noted and it's also slightly addressed in the thread: There are lots of thing that could be considered hard or complex depending on your point of view.
Let me give you one example of things I suspect things that could be view differently:
- A guy named Ivan Incel from Iowa has trouble finding a life partner. He's nearing his 30s and is afraid to die alone. Bad situation. Is that hardship or complexity issue? I'm sure he personally blames it on something but that doesn't matter for the complex/hard question: Is finding a girlfriend just a hard thing to do? Or is the dating world needlessly complex to navigate? Let me repeat that the reason doesn't really matter he can view any reason as hardship and personal/societal suffering or as an annoying complex thing.
Isn't it possible to close a channel in such a way that one of the two sides gets less than 546 sats?
Hello everyone, I would also like to receive Bitcoin for no reason and nothing in return.
Send it right my way: tomlaies@stacker.news
Thanks!
"We find that the decline in robot prices increased both the number of robots and employment by raising the productivity and production scale of robot-adopting industries."
I re-checked https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/ and it doesn't look like they actually produced most of their own charts. They were mostly taken from other websites... so either everyone was being incompetent or had an agenda,
It's called cherry picking. You could pick 1970 or 1969 or 1985 instead and find lots of graphs just as well.
or at least there was some kind of divergence in the early 1970s depending on what data you're measuring.
Yes. Exactly. "early 1970s". Not exactly flipping a switch in one year and in one year only.
I'm just saying that I don't really understand what the twitter thread is trying to claim.
Maybe you missunderstood that the claim is a bigger argument than it is. The argument is only that nothing happened in 1971 specifically.
It's long term trends that span many years and multiple decades. Time moves. Time moves every year. Not just in 1971. Time moved in 1972 as well. And in 1973 too.