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@ptuomov @Mayhem4Markets Can anyone on X read? This isn't depreciation. It's paying the CEO tens of millions of dollars to fly on his own aircraft.

One weird trick to be loved and admired by multiple women: Have a wife and daughters and be faithful and good to them.

@GetTheFabulous I think you meant "grifted"

You don’t outgrow being gifted. You outgrow the systems that once worked for you.

from the WSJ Free Expressions column, a summary of the candidates for CA Governor, states: "followed by consumer protection advocate Tom Steyer at 10%." "Hypocritical billionaire dilletante Tom Steyer.." FTFY.

There is nothing 'weird' about it at all. Anyone can do it. The results are guaranteed.

@EnMantis @HPluckrose You left out "I'm single"

@HPluckrose Nothing bad needs to happen to anyone to see that sex as a household duty is sexual abuse. There is legislation against marital rape for a reason. I'm 47, I didn't use internet for 30 years, I have an outside life 🙄

Nah, buying milk doesn't make women happy either. I'm talking about something that commonly makes women happy and is a treat but which men commonly find a chore but which they do anyway because they like women to be happy. Retail therapy. 1/

@maxwelltani @semafor We will hire lots of writers and reporters from WaPo and Politico, but they won’t suck at their jobs as much as they do now.

As we first reported in last night's @semafor media newsletter, NOTUS is rebranding/dramatically expanding. In a memo to staff this morning, the organization said it plans to "launch this new version of NOTUS under a new name" and double staff from 50 to 100.

Those numbers sound about right to me for estimates of real returns / risk premiums.

Read the full piece by Richard Vedder: mindingthecampus.org/2025/10/08/som…

Venture capital returns aren't what they used to be

Canon in D – Johann Pachelbel #sheetmusic #b3d #pachelbel #canonind #fypage

@BoringBiz_ Private equity helps to develop capital. Capital leads to economic growth. Economic growth is the only thing in the history of the world that can reduce poverty without reducing freedom.

Still think about this

@rshinra @twittytwister35 @Bubblebathgirl Everyone knows the answer. You are just pretending to not understand what "context" means. I refuse to pretend that you that stupid.

@twittytwister35 @Bubblebathgirl Ok, thanks for helping by not answering the question. It's amazing that right-wing conversation is them pretending to know the answer, and then just smugly acting like they're better than you by not answering questions because they actually can't.

CNN’s Natasha Bertrand hasn’t yet figured out that leftist “journalists” can’t lie on 𝕏 and get away with it like they used to be able to on old Twitter.

@tonyannett According to your unbelievable chart, all forms of energy have gotten much cheaper over the past 15 years. Right.

Renewables are now the cheapest form of energy in electricity generation. People who claim otherwise still think it’s 2010…

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@ATabarrok Treaties are called “treaties”. International law is a fiction.

The cynics who say 'there is no such thing as international law' are confused. Much of international law consists of treaties signed by the US. Per the Constitution, treaties are the supreme law of the United States. International law is not liberal wishful thinking it’s US law.

@oren_cass That’s a lot of words to say “you are right on the economic benefits of BTR, but it is bad because I say so”.

Note that this argument helps explain the 7-year hold window in the bill. If the case for BTR is actually, as described here, "we'd love to build and sell, but maybe conditions won't support selling when the house is ready," guess what... you don't have to.

Recommended money according to age: 0: $0 1: $0 2: $0 3: $0 4: $0 5: $0 6: $0 7: $0 8: $0 9: $0 10: $0 11: $0 12: $0 13: $93 14: $232 15: $465 16: $1,395 17: $3,255 18: $6,975 19: $13,950 20: $23,250 21: $37,200 22: $55,800 23: $83,700 24: $120,900 25: $167,400 26: $232,500 27: $325,500 28: $465,000 29: $651,000 30: $930,000 31: $1,209,000 32: $1,581,000 33: $2,046,000 34: $2,604,000 35: $3,255,000 36: $4,092,000 37: $5,115,000 38: $6,417,000 39: $7,998,000 40: $9,858,000 (Peak) 41: $9,765,000 42: $9,672,000 43: $9,579,000 44: $9,440,000 45: $9,300,000 46: $9,114,000 47: $8,928,000 48: $8,742,000 49: $8,556,000 50: $8,370,000 51: $8,138,000 52: $7,905,000 53: $7,672,000 54: $7,440,000 55: $7,208,000 56: $6,975,000 57: $6,743,000 58: $6,510,000 59: $6,278,000 60: $6,045,000 61: $5,766,000 62: $5,487,000 63: $5,208,000 64: $4,929,000 65: $4,650,000 66: $4,371,000 67: $4,092,000 68: $3,813,000 69: $3,534,000 70: $3,255,000 71: $2,976,000 72: $2,697,000 73: $2,418,000 74: $2,139,000 75: $1,860,000 76: $1,581,000 77: $1,302,000 78: $1,023,000 79: $744,000 80: $465,000 81: $279,000 82: $140,000 83: $46,500 Death: $0 From 15 to 40 → Work hard From 40 to 80 → Enjoy Are you on track? 🤔

@choffstein @ptuomov you're telling me not everyone is doing this?? 🤣