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Galois Kevin
That’s like most government jobs already.

Andrew Yang🧢⬆️🇺🇸19 tuntia sitten
When you think about it, Universal Basic Income is inevitable.
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ChatGPT talks like a teenager trying to sound profound.

Balaji23 tuntia sitten
Midwit writing used to be woke.
Now midwit writing is all AI.
“It’s not this, it’s that.”
A superintelligence, yet midwit.
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Having a CRT monitor is key.

Palmer Luckey8 tuntia sitten
ModRetro's newest product is M64. The best and most authentic way to play your favorite N64 games, bar none. Prepare your wallet and brace your mind.
Launches at the same price as the original Nintendo 64. Inflation isn't nostalgic.
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To be fair, he still has double the IQ of Mark Cuban.

Fed23.7. klo 16.38
If Chamath has taught us anything in the past week, it’s that you can be a retard and become a billionaire.
Let that motivate you.
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Big boss Trump is so skilled, he got his enemies fighting each other. I got an idea. This here is Hunter talking shit sober. I say we get him back on crack and see what else he has to say.

Greg Price22.7. klo 00.02
Hunter Biden just went off on the Democratic Party:
"Fuck him and everybody around him... George Clooney is not a fucking an actor. He's a brand."
"James Carville hasn't won a race in 40 fucking years."
"David Axelrod had one success in his political life and that was Barack Obama and that was because of Barack Obama"
"The Pod Save America guys were junior fucking speech writers on Barack Obama's Senate staff who have been dining out on the relationship with him making millions."
"Anita Dunn has made $40-$50 million off the Democratic Party."
"What influence does Jake Tapper have over anything? He has the smallest audience on cable news."
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Yes. In fact, the simplest solution to making housing more affordable, and thus alleviating some of the resentment of the youth, is the correct one which is to just build more homes. The reason this doesn’t happen however is much more complicated.
First, consider the nature of the city. Suburban commuters commute every day into the city for work but since they don’t live there, they cannot vote there to increase housing supply.
Second consider those with voting power in the city. On one hand you have landlords who do not want more housing built and renters who do want more housing built. Surely, renters out number landlords. So why don’t they just vote to increase housing? Because of a mix of corruption and bureaucratic obfuscation. Landowners need only expend enough lobbying capital to outweigh the numerical advantage of renters. The renters also being more numerous makes them harder to coordinate. In other words, a “noble cause” must be invented to subvert the vote of part of the renters to the landlords’ cause. Building a house here will hurt the environment. Building a skyscraper there will put local coffee shops out of business as the area gets manhattenized and Starbucks comes in. Eventually, lots of arbitrary rules and regulations are put in place which don’t actually prohibit building new housing but makes it unnecessarily difficult and costly. This obfuscation makes it difficult for renters to even understand what is preventing new housing from being built. They can’t actually vote to allow new housing to be built because technically building new housing isn’t prohibited. They have to dig through the labyrinthine maze of regulations to finally understand that they need to vote to fuck over the delta smelt or whatever for rents and housing prices to go down. Basically an impossible task.
It gets worse. Because if that isn’t possible, what is possible? Something simple to understand but actually counterproductive. Rent control and greater hurdles for eviction. Renters basically vote themselves into greater shortages and higher rents. This is the world we live in.

Charlie Kirk22.7. klo 06.43
If we don't improve the economic condition of young Americans, Mamdani and the destructive ideas he espouses will continue to spread. When young people have faith in their own economic future, when they own homes, and when they get married and have children, they have a stake in the country. They have skin in the game. Perpetually single, childless renters are easier to radicalize by those who want to destroy Western Civilization.
We need a moon shot, Manhattan Project-style:
10 million new homes in 3 years
20 million deportations and self-deportations
Reform and reduce legal immigration
We MUST restore the social compact for the next generation of Americans. Thank you @TuckerCarlson for helping to highlight these issues.
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And honestly, the crackhead comes off as more likable than any of the DINO candidates.

Galois Kevin22.7. klo 00.17
Yes, in fact, the dems should run a crackhead as their candidate for 2028.
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Listen to treasury boss Bessent.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent22.7. klo 06.11
Today in a CNBC interview, I called for a review of the Federal Reserve. It is my belief that the central bank should conduct an exhaustive internal review of its non-monetary policy operations. Significant mission creep and institutional growth have taken the Fed into areas that potentially jeopardize the independence of its core monetary policy mission.
As I have said many times, the Fed’s conduct of monetary policy “is a jewel box” that should be walled off to preserve its independence. This independence is a cornerstone of continued U.S. economic growth and stability.
However, this autonomy is threatened by persistent mandate creep into areas beyond its core mission, provoking justifiable criticism that unnecessarily casts a cloud over the Fed’s valuable independence on monetary policy.
While I have no knowledge or opinion on the legal basis for the massive building renovations being undertaken on Constitution Avenue, a review of the decision to undertake such a project by an institution reporting operating losses of more than $100 billion per year should be conducted.
The Fed does regular reviews of its monetary policy framework. I would urge Fed leadership to similarly undertake, publish and implement a comprehensive institutional review across its entire mission to buttress its credibility. It will go a long way towards strengthening the Fed’s credibility with the American people on its core mission of guiding our nation’s monetary policy.
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