A random company in Norway is probably the best equipped to do this kinda testing.
Cold? Check. ICEs on the road? Check. A buunch of electric vehicles on the road? Check.
LufyCZ
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There are many banks that do not do that - Mellon for example.
But yeah, you're right, for some reason I imagined them just taking the money out and chilling on a yacht somewhere with it
We've never had it
Man I wouldn't use it for free, now you're saying I gotta pay for it?
Do you know that "people holding those seized assets" is actually "people looking at frozen assets with their hands tied behind their backs"?
If anyone could do it, people wouldn't trust foreign institutions as much and it'd heavily disincentivise investment, which would mean slowing down economy growth.
The same economy you as well are a part of.
Wasn't it a couple lads with hurt feelings?
Yeah, capitalism is what caused all the world wars, even the little battles those guys with the swords did back in 900BC.
You can't just shift the blame for everything in the world on that one thing you hate, just doesn't work like that
It's literally talking about the cookie blocker specifically though, not the adblocker itself
He's pulling himself up by the bootstraps, how he's doing it is irelevant.
Developing, testing, trialing and pushing drugs through the FDA process is very expensive.
On the other side, not that many people have the disease, which means there won't be that much demand for it.
Would you rather it not have been developed at all? Because it wouldn't be if there was no incentive for it.
All that said though, the treatment should be paid for with public money, like in the rest of the world.
What a disaster that guy's been ever since he entered politics