mfw Americans call electro-rope “power cables”

I complain about saturation representation and you reply with a hue-lightness flag. Smh my head.

Yeah, this flag only shows saturated hues. This is unsaturated erasure.

Be mindful: this is a common cop trick to manufacture consent.

That’s true, but children are like little predators waiting for anything to make your life miserable. The first time a teacher stumbles on your name, that’s your entire identity for YEARS. How happy are you going to be with your name after that?

I have never heard the name before.

There’s your sign. The other is whether 95% of people can confidently pronounce it correctly up on reading it.

To further clarify, his big PB-scale servers are for hosting their archive of raw footage.

There’s a lot of complicated forces at play, and this isn’t in my particular field of expertise, but inflation is basically when the supply of money increases, but the actual supply of things money can buy doesnt keep up.

Think of an (extremely oversimplified) economy: one person farms, and another person raises cattle. They’ve agreed to use red rocks to symbolize trades, due to the fact that the rancher can work all year, but the farmer only provides produce with the harvest seasons.

One year, each person finds an extra cache of red rocks, but the extra currency doesn’t actually allow either individual to farm or ranch any more. Each one knows that the rocks are more plentiful, and so less valuable. The rancher expects more rocks for his meat, because he knows he’ll need more rocks to buy produce.

The two main ways that currency is created (again, within my limited knowledge) is through minting and fractional reserve banking. There’s plenty of explanations for either, so I’ll gloss over. On the other hand, inflation can occur if production decreases, or even fails to increase as fast as expected.

Buckle up, I’m sure this thread will be full of reasonable and internally consistent opinions.

What? A dick?

Gonna be honest, my brain farted while being flippant. “Financial exploitation” to refer to extracting robux from users. I used “slavery” to refer to uncompensated or undercompensated underage labor relating to development…

Don’t forget the slavery and financial exploitation!

Honestly “plate too big” is doing about90% of the work.

Frequently, yes. Intrinsically, no.

As a typical consumer, I don’t want the hassle of buying freight quantities of most of my daily needs. Many producers don’t want to sell less than freight quantities of their goods. A grocery store doesn’t create any value, but fulfills an inefficiency between producers and consumers.

There are only two jobs in the world: adding value and extracting value.

Do you have skills in making, doing, or otherwise interacting with things that people don’t want to do themselves? Do you have access to any type of machinery or tools that most people don’t? These are opportunities to add value. Value added jobs include crafting, agriculture, manufacturing, trades, childcare, teaching…

Do you have an insight into an inefficiency in the market? Are you able to exploit a gap between people who add value and the people who consume? Can you connect people to each other, connect people to products, or connect products to people? Value extraction jobs include things like distribution (drop-shipping), advertising (both making advertisement and other products that sell advertising space), management…

Is there anything you can do like this? And more importantly: is there anything you can do like this that you can do better without an employer-employee relationship?

A Tim has NEVER won the vice presidency

It’s his turn!

Ostensibly, a noble goal. Practice is a bit more fuzzy.

Also: nothing is ever new

Mandatory penis inspection, obviously.

I think you mean 10mm?

3458a?