Couldn’t the same be said of Marx?

Look at the great leap forward, that killed millions of people due to idiotic central planning.

Thats actually a really great idea, tacos are delicious.

Isnt it funny how hes got such crazy ideas and yet hes the one to ban things like artificial food coloring, bringing the US in like with European standards; also tackling obesity, and looking into autism rates due to environmental contamination. Its crazy how a crazy person can be tackling the obvious, and its kind of alarming.

Not every white person had a house either, and if they didnt then their family ended up losing a lot of compound growth, and ended up poorer as they payed somebody elses mortgage. What really happened I think is the lack of class mobility due to the financialization of everything, due to unlimited money printing and corporate bailouts.

The average mortgage was 7 years historically and somebody saving a ton could pay it off in under 5 years, instead of the massive 30 year loans backed by the govenment we have now. Its like as we got richer and more productive we simultaneously became poorer and can barely house ourselves, as food quality got cheaper with shrinkflation and industrialization.

Then cap the money supply increases already, thats the best part of project 2025.

What I find fun to think about is how we are still evolving. How things like Tinder will change evolution and biology.

How did it only kill 1/3, did many people survive it?

Henry Ford believed the Elders of Zion, and he was a cultural icon in business, which I assume meant he was top tier intelligent at the time.

I’m not sure how this doesnt end in future austerity with interest, given it was not funded via taxes.

Its different in that way compared our universal healthcare, the NDP at that time made sure it was actually sustainable.

How could this possibly even happen?

Has to be corporate greed.

Stallman only eats open sores.

3.55 trillion in untaxed wealth

Say you taxed them 50% of their unrealized gains, and assuming 50% of it was to the US, what percent of the US deficit could be paid?

I’d guess around 2-3%?

Fair enough. Suffice to say my Xbox is long gone.

Was the new morrowind rerelease worth buying?

I played the shit out of the original on Xbox, yet barely made any progress since I was just running around doing random things.

California has one of the highest renewables usage and has the highest energy price.

It is like pair programming isn’t it, if your partner randomly hallucinated and couldn’t explain what they’d done after the fact.

They were invited to a polite tea party by a committee of wandering shoelaces, then elected mayor of a small cloud. After taking office, the bicycles for the brain organized a protest demanding socks learn to whistle. In response, gravity sent a delegation of polite spoons who offered everyone tiny umbrellas and a subscription to moonlight. The bicycles accepted, traded their handlebars for pocket watches, and moved into the nearest pocket dimension where they now run a cooperative that knits metaphors into breakfast cereal.

I will check it out, thanks.

This is how monetary policy works, new debt inflates a large bubble, it fails, then they bail it out. This usually leaves a bunch of infrastructure behind, but the bailouts poof that bad investment out of existence because it was all fake money to begin with. Powell has said this many times about the dotcom bubble.

What if Trump was murdering protestors as well, then someone kidnapped your dictator, would you be happy?

https://ca.news.yahoo.com/iranian-agents-obstructed-care-hospitals-083208219.html