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@FromKulak @prissmorgen But not all the population was able to fight the war therefore should not be the denominator correct? Adjusting the denominator for fighting age men does not get you 8%. Sure you can argue the benefit is for all but is way easier for non fighting people to say go and die for us.

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@bartromir @GiacomoGiglio6 @CryptoCapo_ An analyst which has been correct, lets say 80% of the time (random percentage) but myself choosing to focus on the 20% which he wasn’t may cost me dearly.

Managing my risk with 20% in and 80% on the side would more appropriately reflect a better risk management.

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@elonmusk Dont see this suggested yet but would love to see it.

Consider re-instating the dislike button.

I suspect that would have the same degree of “manipulation” the like button but has twitter approaches a more meaningful representation of people it be important to gauge narratives.

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@JoeBiden Top comments are not from praising bots anymore and the current ratio from them and the likes is getting tighter. A wind of change in public discourse in the platform can be sensed that better correlates to the pools. If the unlike button would make it even more obvious.

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@johnredwood There is a reason for the BOE governor to no be publicly claiming what the government should or should not do with fiscal policy. One side at least understands which lane it should driving in.

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@ThatBritG @cazenove_uk As per their filling they are restricted to sell max of approx. 70M shares. If they were to sell their maximum allowance for those $100M it would be $1.43 per share but I could not understand if the price is agreed at a certain amount or if at the market valuation

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@redtilldead83 @HLInvest 2/2
They are the ones with minimal to no profits since the ofgem cap is often backwards looking and lags regarding the market price on what the suppliers pay and are allowed to charge. The gov have to pay the difference as long as the the cap is in place meaning more borrowing.

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@redtilldead83 @HLInvest 1/2
Energy industry has many players. The producers selling the energy on the open market (every country is trying to outbid each other) are the ones profiting. The suppliers that buy that energy and sell it to us will do so at a loss after the gov capping the cost.

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@GerberKawasaki Funny how the FED concept of neutrality and independence from government policy and their mandate to be immune to political pressure is not even defended anymore but interference is welcomed. Then it becomes a surprise when society questions the integrity of these structures.

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@FluffyTowels_ @BarbieAgitprop @benshapiro 7/7 problem of their own making and refusing to truly resolve it.

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@FluffyTowels_ @BarbieAgitprop @benshapiro 6/6 debt, they would change the program but the government is not worried about reducing the ability of the student/society reliance on their credit, they embrace this reliance after creating a problem and then appearing as the ones able to give them an easy way out for a

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@tinyt0ni_ @BarbieAgitprop @benshapiro 2/2 are all the same while failing to understand that one was imposed to save jobs and the economy and the other was voluntary and not subject to any forgiveness. The only potential correlation was both being subject to misusage.

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@tinyt0ni_ @BarbieAgitprop @benshapiro 1/2 Don’t disagree. But I understand why its easy for an individual with student loan debt without understanding what they signed up for complaining about the business owners that also had loans provided and forgiven under certain criteria and concluding loans are loans and they

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@BarbieAgitprop @benshapiro I am not saying people did not take advantage of the program and the discrepancies should be investigated. Your claim that PPP loans and student loans are the same just reveals you confirmation bias towards a view point that suit your narrative against one that doesn’t