@eurofounder "Mistral should just acquire OpenAI with that money" openai has raised about $180bn with a valuation of at least $850bn. This is tiny in comparison.
@quantscience_ Or just buy a cheap index fund (0.15% fee) set to reinvest dividends (automatic), no trading fees. 764.75% return. Same dates, no software, set and forget.
Utilizing AI aided voting software, citizens are asked to answer several questions, and the outcome of their vote is decided upon by the computer. This removes the uncertainty that existed in the old systems where voters didn't understand fully what they were voting for, giving us Managed Democracy.
Rothbard and his books are amazingly eye opening. I read 'For a new liberty' (https://t.co/P9gURMqEu1) in the space of a just a few days when I was 29, it was so radical, yet completely logical, that I couldn't put it down.
Realising that you're in control of your destiny changes so much. You're no longer hoping for a government to save you when you understand the logical and economic fallacies (the left and the right are the same from a liberty standpoint) and you know that you can improve the world and the lives of others through business (either your own, or by helping other businesses) by providing better services and products at competitive prices.
I'm now in my forties with a happy (and growing) family, I don't bother getting caught up in politics although I do follow the happenings out of curiosity and to understand how policies will affect me and my family.
I also don't watch the news (I'm horrified whenever I'm exposed to it) and I just focus on peacefully raising my kids and professionally providing valuable services to others to help them make money, reduce costs and better serve their customers - in return I'm rewarded quite well for it (top 1% of earners in the UK). Overall I'm supremely happier for it and thankful to Rothbard.
@TerribleMaps Very disappointed with my cousins in Sweden, we're down by only 226 people.
C'mon Johansson's, skip the tacos this Friday night, whip out the candles, play ABBA's gimme gimme gimme and let's take back our rightful place at the top!!
@jazzaoxon@Haggis_UK@stroppypanda Her answer is that it is a global issue and is controlled by central banks (Bank of England, US Fed etc.), not politicians. Unfortunately because the Fed is doing this, so many other countries have to do it too in response to the rising USD vs. the world
https://t.co/uTwI4p6Yzq
@OtomeSocialist @NSA_Helpdesk @the_poggy_doggy @reddit_TLCM Asia abolished poverty across 50 years through capitalist principles (Business, private profits & competitive labour). Here's China: https://t.co/1Nrj83kGtf
Next is Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia. Once most have jobs (no matter how lowly paid), wages must rise to attract workers.
@jeffm9770@Texasphysio@covie_93 The United States is a collection of individual states, each with their own state legislator to create laws. That's why laws are very different across states, they're independent, but united by a federal government. France is the one state, their regions cannot create laws.
@ContactKingston Hi,
I'd like to apply for a white bar to be painted in front of my dropped kerb but can't find the form. Every few days) find cars parked in front of my drive way. I've left 30+ letters over the last couple months asking them to stop, but it's a never ending cycle of new cars.
@ContactKingston
Good morning. Looking to apply for a white H-bar marking as cars continually park in-front of my drive way. I see in April you posted a link, but I think the web page has changed. Could you please point me in the right direction?
@guardiannews That's one data point. Here's the ONS statistics. Net migration is quite high and pure migration to the UK is the highest it has ever been. The EU migration (both ways) is dwarfed by migration from non-EU (113k of which is highly skilled as of Dec 2019). UK is very attractive.
@natalietran this is all you need: https://t.co/ei6w4E7CDU
Skip the sheet music. You can play any song by looking up the chords, just like people do with guitars and this tells you how to work out what keys make up a chord.
@ThaddeusRussell Insurance and security engaged by insurance companies. Protecting property and ensuring safety.
Focuses on preventative measures as they have to pay out when they fail.
Opposite incentive: Police budgets are reduced upon success against crime and raise budgets when they fail.
@dvassallo The patent system is not consistent with a free-market system. Government force and the threat of violence to stop you from producing something that is "protected" by a patent.