Mobilewalla acquires data from various sources to build consumer profiles and audiences, including behavioral audiences related to shopping and lifestyles
Mobilewalla is also listed as an approved vendor for internet gaming by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement.
This builds on GDPR complaints about adtech and real-time bidding filed by @johnnyryan, @jimkillock, @mikarv and others in several EU countries, and in part on my research: https://t.co/zwDMRj3Egd
Tech gets this because we look at cap tables all day. Inflation is dilution on a cap table. That’s why share issuance is a highly ritualized process. Everyone tracks fully diluted ownership (and the full liquidation waterfall) not just the nominal number of shares.
Keynesians know this too. Their whole solution for “sticky wages” is to stick the workers with silent and deniable pay cuts by inflating the currency.
Another Keynesian trick is obfuscating the denominator. Is the relevant money supply M0/M1/M2/M3? It’s not kept simple like the 21M hard cap on Bitcoin. They stopped collecting M3 in 2006, they changed the definition of M2 in 2020, and you are called naive for even paying attention to it.
Yet another Keynesian trick is keeping it opaque as to exactly who’s getting the printed money first, who’s benefiting from the Cantillon effect, and how the printed money is being spent. We know it’s going to large banks, but again because there’s no blockchain we can’t track it onchain.
One more Keynesian trick is to print the money, dilute down everyone in the economy, and then when those who were stolen from have to raise prices on each other…to then swoop in as the government on one side and attack the *businesses* for raising prices and shrinking portions.
In short, the Fed’s scam steals invisibly from everyone and turns society against each other. In the example below, Coke employees were diluted down just like you were. Both were made poorer by Powell. But you can only see the company’s actions and not the state’s inflation which led to those actions.
“You look at the lobbies who are spending the most money and they’re not the good guys. First it was the sugar lobby, then the tobacco lobby. And the gambling lobby is pretty strong now.”
Well said, Ian Hislop 👏🏼
Disappointed with @NatWest_Help. 3 months & still no SAR response. Unaffordable lending complaint met with "no bank statements data before Nov 22? Is this due to pressure post-Farage case? taxpayer-backed bank no accountability #NatWest#CustomerService#SARFail
@ilyasut Too late. Now OpenAI (just name) with your new CEO will become more like AI policy makers where MS will take full power with creating better tool mainly for entreprise clients. Sadly your decision impacted all of us - true believer in genAi free revolution
@lindayacc @elonmusk Feels like we've got a newbie entrepreneur here, but one with a Godzilla-sized influence and more billions than a pirate's treasure chest
What, indeed, could be beyond his reach?
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