pablo🟩
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Giving stuff to other people is not immoral Having stuff that was given to you is not immoral You 'deserve' it in the sense that nobody should take it away from you You don't 'deserve' it in the sense of having earned it yourself
in fact the modal historical understanding is that there are no accidents of birth and all fate is determined by divine providence, karma, and so on the modern notion that your life sucks because strangers aren't giving you enough money is indeed novel
The German media are reporting that €10bn of the recovery fund money earmarked for Spain ended up in the country’s pension system. This is how the good idea of a eurobond gets killed. Mistrust is not only present. It is justified. This example also goes to show that a eurobond can only work as a sovereign debt instrument of a unified state. If you really care about a eurobond to fortify a capital markets union and the euro as a global currency, you should talk about political union first. Don’t make this a technical discussion. eurointelligence.com
this is an argument i will never get. "it's deserved" i didn't do shit to get born here. it's not deserved. it's luck. and most people are unlucky as hell
I thought it too difficult to do a blinded experiment on your own w/o having identically looking placebo and active pills but after reading gwern it's clear I was just giving up too easily You just use empty gel capsules, which are conveniently sold in amazon
Not scared of aging because this is my mum at 50 😻
This country is profoundly mentally ill lol