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econ ball knower (mostly antitrust), cyclist, skier

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@PhilosophyLines @ryandepauloo do you think similar reasoning applies to poker as well? There have not been any female winners of the WSOP main event, and I think only two have ever made the final table.

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@DanielJones9417 @Liv_Boeree @grok how do the islamic theocracies treat trans women?

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@Liv_Boeree food for thought - transgender women are not allowed to play in competitive women’s chess tournaments

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@PokerRob24 @WSOP Food for thought- the governing body for competitive chess takes a different position.

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@amit32883 100k is not an order of magnitude higher than 31k

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@woahhvickyyy tbh perfect for each other

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@ryangrim

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@LaurenGoode @peard33 Andrew Bozoworthless

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@VinnyPinstripes @FBI @7OnYourSideNY @chrishansen Yea because that’s clearly someone who has not yet gone through puberty, right

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@matthewstoller What do you mean by “reorient around anti-monopoly thinking”?

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@matthewstoller Would you have opposed a clubhouse-twitter merger?

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@bryancsk I cannot believe this

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@Rog973521 @HeLLaTaLL510 Rockridge is 1000% spiritually berkeley

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@thechosenberg “what’s reddit? I’m just here for the circlejerk.”

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@traderjoeslut hi?

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@mtracey Tracey is hard to pin down. keeps you on your toes. don’t see that too much these days

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I can’t imagine they sell more than like 50 of these?

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@hellspatisserie I think in real terms it’s likely much more expensive to start a world-class university today than it was in late 1800s/early 1900s. I think much more feasible is large investments in Tier B universities (e.g., Vanderbilt) with aims to compete with Tier A