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Heterodoxy. #UBICaucus. Horizon #QI physics. Antifoundation mathematics. CMT. Nuclear/Thorium.

whatever, it's cool.

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FACT:
sets are bags of things

CONTROVERSIAL:
when you reify the bag you get dumb shit like the null set

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@GuyIncognito456 @atlanticesque Merging at the last second is always slower and more dangerous in practice, which is why it sucks

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@NoMoreBikeLanes Bike lanes in a world with distances bloated by universal car use can often feel sadly pointless. Most of your route is still unprotected, the places themselves are often dominated by parking, and you can easily still get crushed by a car.

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@talexratcliffe Zipper merge a great example of "everyone just" fallacy

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@jasonc_nc This is cosy as hell and naturally limits the harmful use of space that is street parking

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@yacineMTB lol yes

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"the bar is in hell"

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@kitahnji @buildingbulldog @NYCBikeLanes "goddamn ice cream trucks again"

"I'll take a chocolate waffle cone"

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@0kCorker @pwbnyc Cyclists should be carrying M21 mines as bumpers.

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@fallova @teammho The best reason for DIY is pleasure, a good reason is persnicketyness, the worst reason is money.

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@constans The incidence of income tax and other taxes on the food I need to eat or die means there is actually no opting out. You WILL forgo some surplus.

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@SubvertingSS @JohnMer12725120 @MarcGoldwein @Noahpinion @mattyglesias @econJaredB I think high debt to GDP possibly signals the other direction. Markets wouldn't put real resources into a failing nation, making inflation higher (and thus NGDP growth) preventing the debt to gdp ratio from being higher. Look at Japan. Shrinking, not sinking. High debt to GDP.

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@JohnMer12725120 @MarcGoldwein @SubvertingSS @Noahpinion @mattyglesias @econJaredB Uggg autocorrect *asymptotically

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@JohnMer12725120 @MarcGoldwein @SubvertingSS @Noahpinion @mattyglesias @econJaredB Debt to gdp ratio asymptomatically approaches deficit % of gdp divided by the nominal growth rate

For the US, this is ~6% deficit / ~5% growth = ~1.2x debt to GDP

Which as it turns out is exactly where it is now.

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@devahaz "I pay the Homer Tax" ass discourse tbh

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@Noahpinion @DanielleFong We should replace all that public debt with private debt. Surely that would be better.

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@yacineMTB Consider it a really loose seed round

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@yacineMTB Pump n dump

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@PaullLyons @catholicbob Even more generally, if you don't pay your debts to ANY party, they take your stuff to pay your debts, therefore I guess creditors own all your stuff.

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@AlecStapp Also, there are financial products that basically do the same thing already.

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@Kazembe_youseef Surely telling the poor they are dumb will work this time