Through no intervention or design, the market creates perverse incentives that only benefit a few. So the solution is to fiddle with the incentives?
Ya ever notice that "market reform" schemes always seem like negotiations with an angry god? Sometimes I think that ancient civilizations would be much better understood if we stopped referring to the "priest class" and started calling them economists.
Y'all better get used to this shit. It's only a matter of time before the hot girl in class or at work can be your personal onlyFans model. Your going to have a fight with your partner over something your chatbot said to them. People will marry, divorce, and leave inheritances to their chatbots. You will run into your ex out shopping with a version of you.
which comes from the same family as Ebola and has a fatality rate of nearly 90 per cent.
The Telegraph
The average fatality rate is around 50 per cent, with rates varying from 24 per cent to 88 per cent in past outbreaks depending on the strain of the virus and quality of medical care.
Also the Telegraph
If you oppose the Kim regime, expanded internet access in NKorea would be a wise goal.
You should never adopt a pet you can't care for, and this mother was wise to foresee the vet bill for this high-maintenance kitty.
Violent criminals tend to be young, like solders, and for the same reason.
I hate that when I abandon a comment, the annoying little "are you sure you want to leave the page?" dialogue pops up.
Buying isn't supporting. Capitalism is not a social support network.
Companies have spent millions and taken years to convince people that going shopping is a kind of activism.
If I suggested you donate money directly to a video game company, or volunteer your time to help them you'd see right away how fucking weird that whole concept is.
You are home with your wife at 4 a.m. when suddenly a 17-year-old with a gun appears. The teenager won’t hesitate, District Attorney Tony Clayton said. “He will kill you and your wife.”
This is a recursive problem because what about the 16yo? And even if you lock up all the 16yo thugs, can a 15yo not shoot your wife? You love your wife don't you?
There are two kinds of people, the kind who'll read this and think, "This is science working", and others who'll think "Well, you can't trust science".
For some people, "war crimes" isn't a legal theory, but a moral outrage. In this case, they've painted themselves into a corner because Joe Biden is already fully responsible for genocide, so adjudicating a few war crimes seems petty and irrelevant.
Never mind that a conflict in the same time-zone as Israel, energy infrastructure is a primary target for both sides.
These laws don't make BDS illegal, they make it so that businesses who contract with the state must not engage in BDS. This is a common tactic (usually employed by the left) to push business to do what they want, often when a law requiring it would be unconstitutional.
An example of this is preferential contracting to businesses owned by poc.
Also, I'd argue that the popularity of these anti-BSD measures have nothing to do with their effectiveness.