A normal person would think "This is nothing like my experience, maybe they are discussing something else."
That's not normal at all. It's exceptional. A normal person stays with his initial assumption and blindly ignores or dismisses any contradicting evidence.
In space there is one thing that makes space suits usable at all. That thing is lack of gravity.
Oh man you'e just asking for a flock of pedants to jump on you about a "lack of gravity." Right after they explain to me that pedants do not come in flocks. (I believe the proper group name is an Annoyance.)
just in time for them to create profitable exits for their founders and ultimately fuck over their retail investors when the userbase shifts to the next cool thing.
So far their retail investors have been "fucked over" to the tune of a pretty sweet profit. It's now up to the investors to determine if they should hold or get out. There's no long-term requirement, they can sell when the want. So nobody getting is fucked over. If people are investing in a business they don't understand then it's their own damn fault.
How many of the kids, being fledgling programmers, do you think would realize that 500M is not 10 times more than 50M? Worded that way it's a classic off-by-one error.
About 40 people I was going to hire to start this business won't see the light of day.
Vampire-based businesses traditionally don't do well anyway. Employee retention is difficult because when you tell them you're going to give them a stake in the "business" they misunderstand and flee.
BoA, Wells Fargo, and Chase are the douche banks. Most banks will do better but not much, but some are pretty good.
I switched from Wells Fargo to Chase for my routine banking and unlike with WF I've been very happy, bordering on delighted. I've never paid a fee for anything. They've even waived wire transfer fees for me. The manager at the local branch is the most helpful banker I've ever encountered, so maybe it's actually more him than Chase, but I'm happy.
With this condition you will always be exposed to some other forms of sound - would this prevent the hallucinations?
I have mild tinnitus. In normal environments I'm not aware of it, but when the room is quiet I notice it. In this chamber it'd probably drive me crazy, hallucinations or no.
FWIW, mine started after a severe cold and has never diminished in the seven years since.
You know, I really hate lmgtfy. It implies that there are such things as stupid questions
I don't take it that way. To me it means there are questions that now one can easily be answered by search rather than asking someone else. "How tall is the Eiffel Tower" is not a stupid question, but posting it online instead of looking it up is a bit rude.
Bought ~6000 shares at $17/share, sold most of it at ~$190, bought it all back at $130.
So you're claiming you put up $100k early on, sat back and let it run well past a million without taking profits, then miraculously sold at the very top.
Maybe that's what happened but it's difficult to believe. How about posting a transaction statement or two?
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No it's not. You think when you buy shares in a company the company pays tax on that money?
That's not normal at all. It's exceptional. A normal person stays with his initial assumption and blindly ignores or dismisses any contradicting evidence.
Oh man you'e just asking for a flock of pedants to jump on you about a "lack of gravity." Right after they explain to me that pedants do not come in flocks. (I believe the proper group name is an Annoyance.)
You can't trust those remote servers. It's better to shoot them first and ask questions later.
If you can guarantee a result it's not research.
This is the winning post. No need for further discussion.
So far their retail investors have been "fucked over" to the tune of a pretty sweet profit. It's now up to the investors to determine if they should hold or get out. There's no long-term requirement, they can sell when the want. So nobody getting is fucked over. If people are investing in a business they don't understand then it's their own damn fault.
Is there any other way?
Yes, all cases and power supplies are equal, so why not just buy the cheapest?
Who said the Kindle is "the most evil"? I've not seen that. In what ways is it supposedly an evil device?
I see waht you did there.
How many of the kids, being fledgling programmers, do you think would realize that 500M is not 10 times more than 50M? Worded that way it's a classic off-by-one error.
Vampire-based businesses traditionally don't do well anyway. Employee retention is difficult because when you tell them you're going to give them a stake in the "business" they misunderstand and flee.
If he can do it more efficiently then can't he make a profit while still making it cheaper for me?
Duh. Zeppo.
I switched from Wells Fargo to Chase for my routine banking and unlike with WF I've been very happy, bordering on delighted. I've never paid a fee for anything. They've even waived wire transfer fees for me. The manager at the local branch is the most helpful banker I've ever encountered, so maybe it's actually more him than Chase, but I'm happy.
Look at that. An actual example of begging the question.
That also explains why this coffee tastes like mud today. Turns out it was ground this morning.
I have mild tinnitus. In normal environments I'm not aware of it, but when the room is quiet I notice it. In this chamber it'd probably drive me crazy, hallucinations or no.
FWIW, mine started after a severe cold and has never diminished in the seven years since.
It sounds like it would help create them.
Clearly he's Jean-Baptiste Mardelle.
Motorola had a market cap of about $6B when Google bought it for 12.5B. Admittedly, Google got suckered big time by Icahn and the boys.
I don't take it that way. To me it means there are questions that now one can easily be answered by search rather than asking someone else. "How tall is the Eiffel Tower" is not a stupid question, but posting it online instead of looking it up is a bit rude.
So you're claiming you put up $100k early on, sat back and let it run well past a million without taking profits, then miraculously sold at the very top.
Maybe that's what happened but it's difficult to believe. How about posting a transaction statement or two?
Or maybe Microsoft Microsoft Etc.