The way to fix this problem is to make borrowing an amount in excess of your basis in a stock taxable. In other words, if you have $10 billion of stock in a company you founded with zero basis, loans secured by the stock should be taxable as if you sold a like amount of stock. So, for example, if you borrowed $1 billion you would have a capital gain of $1 billion. This would be both fair and practical to implement.
LLMs trained on voice, text, and video chats can now detect and mimic emotions like empathy, which could impact fields like customer service, HR, mental health (@lisabannon / Wall Street Journal)
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@Rakuten@chris_eisener They are convinced my wife and I are the same person and refuse to reopen the accounts until we merge. This may confuse the kids.
@Rakuten is proving to be a nightmare. Seemed like a good idea, just hassle with support. Account suspended for no reason, and account of person referred.