Brian Swazey

Physicist, philosopher, financial analyst, animal lover (even most humans), fitness obsessed, naturalist, history and future enthusiast (in no particular order)

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@RepMcGovern Maybe, but do they have to weigh working more or not with the amount of their various benefit subsidies?

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@pmarca It's not an absence of philosophy, it is an absence of all encumbering control mechanisms by a government. It only appears to be an absence because all of the choices either outright demand all encumbering control or build in short, easy passageways to that form of system.

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@JesseKellyDC Joe Biden is the ringleader, but you aren’t wrong that many Republicans also have a hand in it. And yes, the lockdowns guaranteed pain like was coming.

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@crazyclipsonly The crazy part is keying someone else’s car for no reason, and the beating was not severe enough for the cost and inconvenience the car owner is subject to.

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@ComicDaveSmith That doesn’t extend to the defense of other nations halfway around the world, Eakle.

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@GrantCardone How much exposure do you really think there is in 10 year bonds at 1%? I would not expect that all banks share in that exposure.

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@LqLana That metric is pretty meaningless when you realize how many people are working multiple jobs now just to get by.

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@LuisECayetano83 @KimDotcom No, it is quite obvious to many outside observers that most of the EU is getting by only due to handouts from Germany.

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@PrPatriotUS No, it should be longer.

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@desilva_frank @JohnArthurRyan @UltraDane If people are not fixed by prison then why give out short sentences for heinous assaults?

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@Suhail What happens to insiders/employees who pulled their money out prior to the collapse in your scenario?

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@devahaz If only there were timeless tidbits of wisdom about the dangers of putting too many assets in one place.

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@CitizenFreePres I can say with pretty strong confidence that the system will not still be there for people in their 20s.

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@MebFaber Solid point! I also wonder if the farmer’s bank would be treated with the same sense of urgency that people are pushing for in this case.

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@girdley After reading the entire thread it sounds like the startups, the VCs, and the “bank” were dumb.

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@D33T3W @unusual_whales Why by your reasoning, would banks all over fail? Or do you just mean that regional banks will lose accounts that are holding more funds than FDIC insurance covers?

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@ScottAdamsSays A bailout would be providing funds for the investors and management, while stabilizing the bank would be to guarantee depositors are made whole. Both actions do not have to happen, and I am only in favor of the latter.

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@ScottAdamsSays If your payroll is that high then the company should keep that money in a SIPC insured account and roll it to the regular account at the last possible moment before payment. Higher interest and less risk.