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@regularhuman0
libtard, free markets make free people, 4th amendment absolutist, sometimes I talk about sports
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@logicalduty @AxelTalksFilm The later movies are literally about trying to stop a genocide, it’s not that lighthearted
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@regularhuman0 @AxelTalksFilm I didn't like this cold color tone at all.
There was no need to go that blue and dark over time...
It's Harry Potter the teen sorcerer, not Ozark.
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@RoKhannaNews LLMs aren’t Ai, and probably won’t ever be, they’re very useful but not SciFi tech
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So, did the Sci-Fi movies predict AI or was AI only made because of the Sci-Fi movies?
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@shipwreckedcrew There is no such thing as a social security account lol
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The it no longer becomes a "contribution" to one's own Social Security "account", it is just a tax on wages to fund a Govt funded social welfare program for the elderly.
That's NOT was SS was designed to be.
Fuck You I Quit@fuckyouiquit
Every dollar earned below $184,500 a year has a Social Security tax of 12.4%. Everything after that cap is exempt. If we lift this cap on the wealthiest earners, Social Security would be fully funded till 2070. The cap should not exist.
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@ALegdrop @AxelTalksFilm The books did a good job with this too. The sorcerer Stone was written on a 5th grade reading level, and the deathly hallows was 10th grade level
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@regularhuman0 @AxelTalksFilm That's one thing I like about the Harry Potter series. It literally grew with its audience
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@GivnerAriel Algorithms are uniquely bad and the government has a responsibility to keep companies from harming the public, no matter how much money it makes them
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This is disgusting and I can’t wait for the appeals.
The precedent set by YouTube being liable for screen-time addiction is kind of scary. Treating algorithms like a defective product opens the door to endless lawsuits over “addictive” tech.
What’s next? Books, video games, junk food? What happened to personal responsibility?
BBC Breaking News@BBCBreaking
US jury finds Meta and YouTube liable for woman's childhood social media addiction in landmark trial bbc.in/47nqXq0
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@MagnusFTS @Brave_Trades @USA_Polling I do think the top 1% should pay more taxes, but so should everyone else.
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@regularhuman0 @Brave_Trades @USA_Polling I’m glad that you acknowledge that this is one of the most retarded things Ideas ever proposed. The top 1% pay more taxes in the US than the bottom 50% combined.
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I'm a big fan of the idea that once you hit a billion dollars, you get a plaque in a park saying that you won at capitalism and everything you make over a billion is taxed at 100%
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BREAKING: Elon Musk’s odds of becoming a trillionaire this year hits 82% — a record high.
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@aboeddeker @hwinkler4real He made $300 million after he was forced to resign a CEO, because his company was convicted of the largest Medicare fraud in history
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He made money the American Way, he earned it. The Dems? most of them made it after they became senators. Perfect example, the Biden family. I would imagine Rick Scott would be glad to give up his salary during this time. Perhaps you would like to donate your millions to help the TSA workers.
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@hwinkler4real Isn’t this the guy that got paid $300 million after he resigned from his company, when they found guilty of 14 felony counts of fraud, by stealing over $1.7 billion from the government?
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@MagnusFTS @Brave_Trades @USA_Polling For the record, I repeat, this is not a good policy, but pretending its impossible to tax is disingenuous
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@MagnusFTS @Brave_Trades @USA_Polling X ai is not public, and for Tesla it’s even simpler just force the sale his of shares on the market, and tax the capital gains, then he can buy back as much as he wants
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@twalkerp @Brave_Trades @USA_Polling Yes force them to go public. Then, after paying capital gains tax, they could buy back as many shares in the company as they want.
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Force them to go public??? You still don’t understand what shares mean. You would need to force them to be acquired and paid with cash in order to make them liquid.
Private to public still has the same problem with losing voting rights and control over board and company decisions.
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@krishnanrohit Because at the surface level it seems like it would help, force landlords to lower rent, and people don’t think about it too hard
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@regularhuman0 @Brave_Trades @USA_Polling I think allowing people to hoard endless wealth isn't a good idea either.
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@regularhuman0 @Brave_Trades @USA_Polling So every time someone builds a successful company they immediately have to give up majority ownership and divest from the majority of their shares? How do you think we maintain a world-class economy like that?
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@regularhuman0 @Brave_Trades @USA_Polling Yes that way the public market can take your company from you and then they’ll own it! The richest buyers (blackrock, vanguards, fidelity, etc. or if you don’t like them, name any other rich buyer) will own your company instead of you. You’ll own nothing and you’ll be happy!
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@regularhuman0 @Brave_Trades @USA_Polling You know that it would crash the whole financial and economic system (including things like pension funds)? Provision of capital is generally good thing, we want to encourage it.
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@Brave_Trades @USA_Polling Force them to sell the company to the public market, then tax it. Duh. I don’t think it’s a good idea. But it’s not particularly complicated
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@USA_Polling Honest question.
How do you tax people who’s net worth is shares of a company.
I don’t think a “tax” is the answer.
I don’t think people should be able to borrow against their stocks.
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@rat_liker A vegetable is any part of the plant that’s not a fruit, so lettuce and carrots, are vegetables
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@USSMogger @rhcm123 We’re not getting an even Venezuela oil for a long time, 10 years at least
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>hormuz shut for a month now
>ukraine blows up 40% of russia's oil export capacity
>wti $90
i don't get it.
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