I mean, if any other developed country had implemented it, or even something close (especially in difficult times, like after being bombed to shit by the Germans), we could like look at them or something.
Not 100% sure of this, but imagine only one tulip bulb can be sold per week. We wouldn't know what price people are unwilling to buy it at, because by the time they did (or didn't) buy it the price would have changed.
You earned it. Paid income tax on what you earned. Paid taxes on all your assets year after year. Why should your children not be able to inherit that when you die
Because they haven't earned it and paid taxes on it?
It's not really difficult. It might sound like it's being double-taxed but it isn't, because what is taxed isn't actually money, it's movements of money. This is exactly the same as if you go to bar and buy a beer; the owner pays tax on his profits, and when he spends the rest on a new garage that's income for a builder and he gets taxed on it and so on with whoever he spends it with. The fact that your salary was taxed in the first place is irrelevant.
Over here men who knocked up underage girls weren't 'dissapeared' as much as married (hence the term shotgun wedding); Assuming, of course, he wasn't already married.
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It's "Eighth Planet in (Solar System Rivaling[sic] Ours)", I think. Though I see where you're coming from.
We can't possibly know for sure.
I mean, if any other developed country had implemented it, or even something close (especially in difficult times, like after being bombed to shit by the Germans), we could like look at them or something.
You don't know what a swing-by maneuver is. You don't know how to use apostrophes either.
Was that an odd-numbered one?
You mean they copied ST: DIscovery?
If it was just the tail that makes decisions based on what an invisible man in the sky says there'd be a lot less of a problem.
To discover the price you need active buying and selling, which you can't do if the transactions are slow.
Your keyboard, or so it would appear.
So he's not homeless any more - problem solved!
This. They should just be more awesome like you are.
You are cayenne8, aren't you?
Systemd did that for me.
If the government did this people would be screaming from the rooftops and rioting in the streets.
But when a corporation does it with an app it's just clever business strategy.
Number one! Number one! Freedom and all that!
Not 100% sure of this, but imagine only one tulip bulb can be sold per week. We wouldn't know what price people are unwilling to buy it at, because by the time they did (or didn't) buy it the price would have changed.
Real cryptocurrency miners aren't fussy - as long as it belongs to someone else.
Awesome.
What's a hashtag?
Because they haven't earned it and paid taxes on it?
It's not really difficult. It might sound like it's being double-taxed but it isn't, because what is taxed isn't actually money, it's movements of money. This is exactly the same as if you go to bar and buy a beer; the owner pays tax on his profits, and when he spends the rest on a new garage that's income for a builder and he gets taxed on it and so on with whoever he spends it with. The fact that your salary was taxed in the first place is irrelevant.
Think you need a new monitor.
I'm seeing "people [...] flipping houses" but you appear to be seeing "the banks".
its employees
neutral? natural, spoken with a South African accent?
sjames, is that you?
Keeping the same number would be timid. Increasing it would be downright cowardly!
n/c
Twinkle twinkle little star,
What you say is what you are.
... or it wasn't prohibited due to consanguinity.
Was just going to chime in with a car analogy, but there's two good ones here.
Just watched that last night. It's a good one, even if the parables are a bit unsubtle.