Lemonide 🐍🐧
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Lemonide 🐍🐧
@PraxLemon
Freedom enjoyer. Attending university for accounting and economics
Recessionland Katılım Haziran 2024
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@TheUnaButters Windows 10 and 8 both became more usable as they aged. This has not happened for Windows 11, if anything, it's gotten much worse over time. 8.1 was actually not that bad and pretty little on resources, and the later versions of 10 became bearable with add-ons and debloat scripts
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XP was the last windows loved while it was out.
After it a cycle formed. The worst windows ever was the newest version of windows. When the new version came out we missed the old one cause it was better than the new one
Max@PingStruggles
Windows 12 better not break the cycle just because it’s vibe coded
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@Milo_H4 As I get older I agree more and more with that idea. Some people don't want freedom (even if that freedom brings more prosperity than being controlled) they just want someone above them to make all the decisions so they feel "secure"
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@Absolutemadlado It's extra dumb as countries like Sweden had to roll back from actual democratic socialism (due to it ruining the economy) and countries like Norway are extremely business friendly
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Whenever I see Scandinavian countries being mentioned as success stories for socialistic policy making.
I laugh how backwards people get causation.
Rishi 🌐🗽🥥🔰🏙@RishiJoeSanu
@MattPolProf Yes, social democracy only exists in Nordic countries.
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@OneSeaElephant @GR1FF1NONE Price does not equal value because both the seller and buyer have subjective valuations of a good. The price is the result of a transaction that depends on this and elasticizes. This is why some transactions don't happen; no overlap of wants. This is basic micro econ
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@GR1FF1NONE sir, please consult your local stock market trader on the discrepancy between "value" and "price"
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@CultCage @blacknredtext You cannot steal things that aren't limited. I can use the same cookie recipe as you at the same time, we cannot use the same stick at the same time for contradictory means
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@ProjectLibertar unions are fine as long as they are voluntary in there membership is voluntary. It would also be nice if multiple unions were allowed at the same workplace to actually have competition (not a monopoly). This would shift labor dynamics and incentive employers to not be shitty
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“Unions are fine as long as they can be attacked by the business owners and shareholders”
GoatedWeezy@perkins_ga44117
Translating 🔄 Unions are fine as long as they can be attacked and by the business owners and shareholders
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@archer_rs No mate climate change is totally real. Its Summer that is the myth.
In my life alone the climate has spiked up and down over 40 times.
We must immediately implement communism.
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@ReviewsPossum This are the same people that complained about "hetro normative relationships" in media being "fascist propaganda". These same people called men creepy for wanting to care for a women after watching "josee the tiger and the fish".
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You guys called Frieren fascist.
Shane Gill@_ShaneGill_
How can anyone be a fan of anime and be right-wing? Most of the narratives fly in the face of right-wing ideology.
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"Why do anxious people lean left?"
According to this study, anxious individuals are more likely to support welfare programs and wealth redistribution, but not other left-wing policies.
The researchers interpreted this as evidence that anxious people are mainly motivated by concern for their own material security, rather than any abstract sense of "injustice."
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@HubertusVIE @BobMurphyEcon The real question is how stupid do you need to be in order to be a "Professor of Accounting Practice" and still get fooled by the MMT double entry bookkeeping crap lol
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Wondering.
What does @BobMurphyEcon think of this Murphy?
Richard Murphy@RichardJMurphy
What if the national debt is not a burden at all? What if it is simply the nation’s savings? Any sensible analysis shows that this so-called debt is no such thing: it's just a massive savings bank operation. That sounds like a contradiction, but it is not. In fact, understanding this point changes almost everything about how we think about government finance, public spending, austerity and economic policy. In this video, I explain why every pound of government debt is also somebody else’s financial asset. I show why government bonds are not like household debt, why they function as savings accounts with the state, and why the financial system depends upon them. Pension funds, insurance companies, banks and many of the world’s largest investors all rely on UK government bonds as a safe place to hold wealth. I also explain why governments that issue their own currency are fundamentally different from households, why the UK government cannot run out of pounds, and why the idea that Britain must one day “pay off the national debt” makes little economic sense. The national debt exists because people and institutions want somewhere secure to save their money, and the government has a duty to accept those savings. Along the way, I challenge some of the most common myths in economics. Are bond markets really in control of governments? Do bond vigilantes dictate public policy? Does rising government debt automatically create a crisis? Or have politicians, economists and commentators misunderstood the role that government bonds actually play in a modern economy? The answers matter because misunderstanding government debt has helped justify decades of unnecessary austerity, underinvestment, and fear about public spending. If we get the nature of government bonds wrong, we get much of economic policy wrong as well. If the national debt is actually national savings, then the debate about government finance needs to start in a very different place. youtu.be/rMfCrIhlAm8?si…
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Declining Population, the Welfare State, and Immigration – In a Nutshell
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@AdamMarcea95748 @philthatremains Actual truth nuke. This would unironically be more coherent if everything was flipped with "decent" being the middle
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@philthatremains This list sucks ass. Almost to the point you can flip if over and it would be decent
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i see this going around and people that agree with it are basically admitting they have no desire for limited government at all.
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@philthatremains mfers put Woodrow Wilson above Calvin Coolidge. Whomever made this has made no effort to study history outside dogshit public education. There isn't even a meaningful position to be inferred here due to the contradictions
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“It never seems to occur to liberals that other people are not blocks of wood—that when you set up certain incentives, they will react to them in certain ways. The result may be the opposite of what you set out to do.”
— Thomas Sowell
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@Truththing25 he clearly got told to tone down by the idiots in the conservative party when he became leader
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Based Pierre. When will he come back?
Dean Allison@DeanAllisonMP
Wokeism has 1 purpose CONTROL
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@jeremylynnkidd Like 75% of my profs are so-called democratic socialists or actual neo-marxists. It's probably higher in other departments because I hear econ and business are "more right wing." The rest were still also "left wing" (except a Friedmanite and another was a classical liberal)
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Anyone who says that Marxism is rare in academia is lying. Perhaps lying to themselves. Perhaps lying to you. Either way, they are lying. And that’s without considering many Marxist-adjacent members of the academy.
Phil Magness@PhilWMagness
"There are barely any Marxists in academia!"
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