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  1. Sadly, that’s the philosophy of publicly traded companies. Screw ethics and sustainability!

  2. Companies should (and do) reflect the ethics of their owners, not their employees, otherwise those words mean nothing anymore.

  3. Fake and stupid news. Articles like this one, similar social media post and donald tump declaring “things are a disaster” are the only reasons why some people cannot appreciate life these days.

  4. It's neither fake nor stupid, and nowhere does it say that things were better in the past.

  5. The formula was changed over 40 years ago. Never heard Larry mention it till now, during an election year. And of course he didn't mention it was over 40 years ago.

  6. Well to be fair it has never been as impactful as right now after the massive rate hikes of the last years. The paper is trying to address the "consumer sentiment anomaly" that many are observing right now, even in this very thread. It does coincide with an election year but a lot of years are election years man.

  7. Murray attended a conference (I think National Conservative Conference) with some of the most anti-gay people on the planet. One dude is in "exile" in Hungary because gay marriage was legalized in America.

  8. Is your point that Douglas Murray, a gay man, is anti-gay? Or are you saying one shouldn't attend conferences with people that we disagree with?

  9. There was no proof of Hamas doing any rapes against Israelis. The New York Times report claiming that it happened came from an IDF propagandist and even the family of one of the alleged victims says it was all a lie. Israel lies about everything. They are more condemnable than Hamas.

  10. There is plenty of evidence. "Proof" is extremely unlikely to happen. It's also kinda stupid and/or disingenuous to be skeptical about *this* considering *everything else that happened*. Like yea, they killed children with fire, they cut off the breast of women, but let's be very skeptical of the claims by victims that they were raped.

  11. The amount of government spending says nothing about the centralisation of the economy. In fact, the prevalence of state owned enterprises also says nothing about the centralisation of the economy. Economic centralisation is a measure of the extent to which a single actor (the state) can and does influence economic decisions.

  12. I'm initiating forced mass migration to a new hearth, hopefully in time to save the game.... But yea I'm likely screwed :P

  13. It happened at the begining of winter because of a seal curse. Even if I call the trader come spring, I won't have time to finish the event in time. Feels kinda unfair since there was and is nothing I can or could do about it, but it's the only time this happened to me in hundreds of hours of gameplay.

  14. PVV is very vague about abortion, they don't want it to be easier to get an abortion. They are not against gay marriage (something different than 'pro gay marriage' imo), but they don't support puberty blockers for trans kids for instance.

  15. There is leverage factor in MSTR

  16. No there isn't. It's the opposite. At current prices, for every 100$ you put into MSTR you get 43$ worth of BTC.

  17. MsTR is basically a derivative of Bitcoin at this point you might as well just buy Bitcoin

  18. Much cheaper too. For every 100$ you put into MSTR you only get 43$ worth of bitcoin.

  19. Ive used MM for L1 - L3 and given that I had to pay out of pocket, nothing else came close to working as well for me.

  20. It works for me too! I'm still purchasing his material. Totally worth it, but it has its flaws, one of which I'm pointing out here.

  21. I said it once and will say it again. A prep provider is not a substitute for the CFA curriculum. You will get tested on the CFA books not on MM videos. The reason that he filters and focuses on the most important points makes it easier for you to know where you need to score your points. He cannot and will not summarize the CFA curriculum. If you see gaps, maybe you should start opening a CFA book? What’s so difficult with that?

  22. Filtering is great, and I value it, but it makes no sense to filter out stuff that is on the curriculum while adding stuff that isn't. And he clearly filtered out something important here. The effective interest method is not optional material.

  23. I watch the videos for the first time on my couch in the evening in low energy mode. Then I do a second pass (either skipping through, or using the notes) sometime in the following days, taking notes. Then exercises.

  24. https://news.yahoo.com/missouri-law-says-pregnant-women-041746130.html

  25. In addition to what others have stated, this is more about the fact that he anticipates little movement in the price over the short term than it is about his long term view.

  26. I'm guessing the post is going to get deleted, but if someone would point out where the analogy fails I'd love to hear it.

  27. Rich people absolutely hate being told what to do and assume, usually correctly, that they can do whatever they want. They should make a TV show of very wealthy people failing at things. I would enjoy it, like this week we watch donald trump fail in court for example.

  28. Then don't buy a historically significant building that survived WW2 bombing? This isn't hard.

  29. It wasn't considered significant until it was. And somebody owned that building *before* WW2. Should they have sold it because it survived, thinking that in 80 years it would become a historic site? Should nobody buy it?

  30. I choose sovereignty and justice over global oppression and fake "free trade".

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