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sam 🐠🪼
@fishmoding
synthetic female || 光復香港,時代革命 🧋she/her || MDNI
Hong Kong Katılım Ağustos 2023
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@woodstockSSB this girl is fish as hell and i don’t mean to cast shade but her videos always seem quite emotionless and dispassionate
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@sug4rf4iryy i always care i love to see ur replies to peoples posts
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@socoolrobyna i feel like i have this dance till u drop thing too but i use the conversations to lull myself to sleep kinda. i also don’t have adhd so it’s certainly on a different level but it’s an interesting similarity!
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i did my makeup for the first time in years so naturally i took one billion photos



sam 🐠🪼@fishmoding
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its not like the capital owners don't take on a financial risk. It's just that they tend to make gains that far outweigh the initial risk they put in. This kind of system doesn't incentivize risk, but rather incentivizes minimizing risk and maximizing returns (often over the short term), especially in cases where the returns significantly outweigh the risk on average.
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In many cases, the capital owner does not invent the machine or production process (penguin random house didn't invent the printing press, appliance manufacturers didn't invent PCB manufacture). It is merely buying machines that already exist and putting them to work.
Moreoever, capital isn't accrued only through passed labour (infact, id wager it rarely is). It is instead often accrued through previous investment's return. No (or little) labour was done to create the product that created the initial return to then fund this investment.
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moreover, the reward for this persons risk is incongruent with the actual risk. maybe the cost of the machine is 1% of this persons net worth, but given enough time, the financial
upside could be theoretically infinite. in fact, this model rewards taking as small a risk as possible with the largest value extraction over time
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@krizan_juraj @kasib_ezen_azik @BrianSBU2011 @beyond_capital did they? they secured the rights to the patent or struck a contract with the patent holders, and had the money to buy the equipment. it doesn’t seem like they contributed that much to the actual production of the product.
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