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@SFarringtonBKC Like half of Carvana customers are desperate subprime buyers who are paying 15% apr. There's no equivalent base in real estate
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CMI@cmi_dwarf·
@ChrisSp58086246 @StatisticUrban @uncledoomer toyota corolla 2012: 16k 2016: 17k Ford f-150 2012: 23k 2016: 25k Honda Accord 2012: 21k 2016: 22k None of these got bigger or more expensive than usual, but you want to believe that it did so bad it doesn't matter 😭😭😭😭 we all have to have dreams, I guess
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CMI@cmi_dwarf·
@ChrisSp58086246 @StatisticUrban @uncledoomer > Cars got more expensive during Obama's presidency. ok which ones? None of the top-selling ones moved that much. >I'm 👏 not👏 here👏 to 👏 educate👏 you 👏
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CMI@cmi_dwarf·
@ChrisSp58086246 @StatisticUrban @uncledoomer Which car model are you saying got more expensive during obama’s administration? I don’t know what your argument is anymore. Be specific. Safety regulations making cars bigger is another 50 year old trend that has nothing to do with Obama
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Chris Sparks@ChrisSp58086246·
@cmi_dwarf @StatisticUrban @uncledoomer Obama didn’t force anything, but he made it easier to pass CAFE standards for larger cars so car companies went all in on advertising those cars and investing in those cars so the bigger ones were nicer. As for your 50 year trend point, trucks used to be barely larger than cars
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CMI@cmi_dwarf·
@ChrisSp58086246 @StatisticUrban @uncledoomer The move towards trucks is a 50-year-old trend. Americans just want bigger cars, and they get them as they get wealthier. Obama didn't make Camrys illegal.
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CMI@cmi_dwarf·
@ChrisSp58086246 @StatisticUrban @uncledoomer So now your contention is that Obama forced people to buy bigger vehicles, even though smaller ones continued to be available at the same prices until COVID? That's your argument??
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CMI@cmi_dwarf·
@ChrisSp58086246 @StatisticUrban @uncledoomer The data doesn't support that, either. New car prices were also pretty stable until COVID. There's a reason people only started complaining about this ~5 years ago
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Chris Sparks@ChrisSp58086246·
@StatisticUrban @uncledoomer Agreed cash for clunkers isn’t a big part of the problem, but I do think his EPA regulation which led to much larger vehicles is part of the reason the US now has much bigger and more expensive cars than the rest of the world
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CMI@cmi_dwarf·
@StatisticUrban @uncledoomer It's so weird how persistent this belief is. ~200 million cars have been scrapped in the US since 2009, and C4C accounts for like 0.3 percent of that. The idea that a policy in 2009 is what made cars suddenly expensive in 2021 sounds like a Colbert Report joke, but it's common!
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Hunter📈🌈📊@StatisticUrban·
@uncledoomer You can tell just by looking at the graph that Cash for Clunkers is not the main driver. The program destroyed about 680,000 cars, but total used car sales in the US are 20M+ each year. Also, the avg. scrapped car was built in 1997. Those would've been 25+ year old beaters now.
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CMI@cmi_dwarf·
@Steve_Sailer Pete Rose really wasn't a major league-level player for the last 5 years of his career. He just happened to play for the only manager who'd play him, himself. Barry Bonds might be the better example, having had a .480 OBP in his last season before he got blackballed by MLB
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CMI@cmi_dwarf·
@koreanjewcrypto How are these people even making money? All that driving, waiting, ebay fees, etc probably add up to less than mcdonalds wages
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CMI@cmi_dwarf·
@Molson_Hart Every Indian who has the ability to leave emigrates. India is left only with poorer, less ambitious people. Until this changes, India will stay underdeveloped.
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molson 🧠⚙️@Molson_Hart·
I believe in India because I saw China transform in a way that I never thought possible. Yeah the buildings and trains are amazing, but the way people behaved changed completely. If China could, why can’t India? People blame genetics for behaviors that are driven by culture and incentives. India has a lot of disadvantages that China did not have: - more chaotic government - more languages, less national identity - AI poses a greater threat to their industries But India also has advantages that China did not have: - better English language skills (also can be a negative) - more accomplished diaspora who can return - rising in an era without a clear hegemonic power The things I see people mock India for, I saw firsthand in tier 3 city China 15 years ago. I watched a chef drop a wok of rice on the floor and put the rice right back into the wok. I saw a pile of manure that got dumped in the downtown. Broken glass and sharp wires at neck height everywhere. Gutter oil! Restaurants cooking with used oil from other restaurants. Is India more dysfunctional in states like Bihar than this? Yes, but I think they can fix it, just needs time, education, and different incentives. Will they match China? No one will ever, but they can be unique and great in their own Indian way.
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CMI@cmi_dwarf·
@Jason how did you get fat again??? I thought you were on GLPs??? are u preggers?
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Hardwood in the ATL
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Anthony DiComo@AnthonyDiComo·
David Peterson's final line in his return to the rotation: 3.2 IP, 5 H, 7 ER, 3 BB, 5 K. Peterson's ERA is 6.53. Genuinely, where do the Mets go from here?
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CMI@cmi_dwarf·
@buccocapital I wonder where chamath’s long sol short visa trade is at
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BuccoCapital Bloke@buccocapital·
“Visa just reported their fastest transaction volume growth in 4 years” How can this be true? I was told all commerce was being done by agents circumventing the rails with millions of seamless algorithmic jizzcoin microtransactions
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CMI@cmi_dwarf·
@rasmr_eth @fairtrades69 They should've never announced it was coming soon. All their other announcements don't have much credibility now because of that
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rasmr@rasmr_eth·
@fairtrades69 They can just do it in the next 1-5 years whenever it’s optimal. Literally why rush
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rasmr@rasmr_eth·
So the "serious take" from the memecoiners is that pumpfun should have simultaneously forgone all future revenue while also airdropping them free money got it
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CMI@cmi_dwarf·
@BronxBmbrz because most pitchers are right-handed. creates a nice symmetrical look, like John and Paul
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CMI@cmi_dwarf·
@LionBlogosphere if you're in gamedev you've met a lot of guys like Cole Allen. A lot of indie developers got inspired by the documentary Indie Game, and they thought they could do that too, not knowing how difficult it is, and ended up with nothing but a huge gap in their resume.
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ライオン Lion@LionBlogosphere·
My post where I made the case for Luigi Mangione having schizophrenia. This Cole Allen guy isn't like Luigi, he fits the classic beta-male shooter archetype. Despite having an engineering degree from Caltech, he has a job as some kind of part-time tutor and he's living in his parents' house. No girlfriend. He claimed to be a video game developer, but that seems like it was more of a high-IQ nerdy hobby than a way for him to make a living. This archetype's motivation is that their life sucks, and they want to go out in a big and notorious way. They used to do mass shootings, but now there's an assassination meta, which seems more attractive to leftwing-leaning beta males. (Also, not directly related to the shooting, but Cole Allen fits into a category of a high-IQ half-black people. Like Mark Obama Ndesandjo, Malcolm Gladwell, Alexandre Dumas, etc.)
ライオン Lion@LionBlogosphere

The case for Luigi Mangione having schizophrenia: Mangione's sudden withdrawal from social interactions and family contact aligns with patterns seen in individuals experiencing the onset of schizophrenia. In fact nobody, not even his own family, knows where he was. The last time his mother spoke to him was July 1, and she thought he was in San Francisco (which probably wasn't the case). She eventually filed a missing persons report and hired a private investigator to find him. Prior to his disappearence, there is no indication that he had any extreme radical beliefs. What I saw from his few Twitter posts is pretty typical for a high-IQ "tech-bro" type of man in his twenties (even if most midwit offline people aren't familiar with that kind of stuff). Everybody who knew him can't believe that he would commit a crime like this. I say that the radical change in his personality from a mild-mannered intellectual tech-bro to crazy assassin is caused by the psychotic delusions of schizophrenia. His Reddit posts detailed struggles with "brain fog," which is often a precursor or early symptom of schizophrenia. His Reddit posts also talked about his problems with "visual snow," which I found particularly interesting. Not only are visual snow and other strange visual oddities often an early symptom of schizophrenia, the following three likely schizophrenic murderers also complained about visual oddities prior to their crimes: James Holmes (2012 Aurora theater shooting), Andreas Lubitz (the pilot who intentionally crashed Germanwings Flight 9525), and Bryan Christopher Kohberger (2022 University of Idaho killings). The peak age of onset for schizophrenia in men is 21 to 25. I cannot find Mangione's exact birthdate, but he is reported to be born in 1998 so was probably 25 when he disappeared earlier this year, which is probably when he first started having psychotic delusions. But if he had just turned 26 before then, still close enough. They say that Mangione had a "manifesto" but it was just a 262-word handwritten note. I say that if not for the thought disorder and disorganized thinking that is said to accompany schizophrenia, a high-IQ guy like Luigi Mangione would surely have written something a lot more profound than a 262-word note that explains why he did what he did. All attempts to create a more rational revenge motive for Mangione have come up completely short, in my opinion. They said he wanted revenge against United Healthcare because of a botched surgery or because they overbilled him or wouldn't cover his necessary medical care. But that has all turned out to be false. Mangione comes from a very rich family and has no need to worry about him or anyone in his family not being able to afford healthcare. If anything, his family owns nursing homes so he's actually a beneficiary of the greedy healthcare industry rather than a victim of it. He has a literal trust from his decamillionaire grandmother. Also, he was not even insured by UHC. Also, he wrote on Reddit that his surgery was a success and his pain went away. Earlier this year he was hiking around Thailand and the people who were with him who talked to reporters say they didn't observe him having any physical problems. Finally, there was his outburst to reporters as he was being escorted into the Blair County, Pennsylvania, courthouse. He sounded like a crazy person to me.

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CMI@cmi_dwarf·
@PerryALPHA tbf if the abe assassin lived in america, he'd have just bought a gun instead of doing all that too
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Pericles@PerryALPHA·
Dude graduated Mechanical Engineering from Caltech and he couldn't even steampunk together a weapon like the Shinzo Abe assassin
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