Then there’s those spots where the speed limit is 25mph, but they throw a few “safety humps” in there, and you have to slow down below 10mph or you’ll throw out at axle. First time visitors always hit too hard, because they’re traveling at the speed limit, and the humps look gentle. Wonder what the city will do when someone loses control and hits a pedestrian while doing nothing wrong.
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2010, vaguely remember a change in credit/debt reporting related to the crash. Found this while searching, rules changed in July 2010. In theory, actual debt didn’t change, but it shows how vastly accounting can shift numbers around. Is the data accurate now?
2020, consumer debt ‘only’ dropped by ~120 billion, supposedly ~3 trillion was distributed through stimulus, kinda lines up.
Every now and then, the worm gets tired, and must take a nap.
Kinda upset that no one makes a big deal about connecting the rail strikes with the East Palestine incident. Like, the president interferes with a union negotiation, revokes their right to strike in order to “save Christmas,” then a major incident occurs three months later because the boss ordered the workers to ignore safety issues while transferring hazardous chemicals. To me, this seems like low hanging fruit to rile up voters and start pushing for change, but it all just… faded away.
If we pushed to fully automate everything that possibly can be automated, there wouldn’t be much work left. Jobs right now are just busywork.
The news drones on and on about labor shortages, but I’ve never seen a desperate employer. The trades say there’s shortages, but all the trades are flooded with apprentices, and then there’s pre-apprentices flooded in behind them. Office jobs have to sort through hundreds of applications for a single opening. Hell, even low wage jobs have huge labor pools ready to work, but the owners still find a way to nitpick. Things are horrifically upside down.
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NASDAQ 5 Year Chart – Yahoo Finance
Half-joking. The technical data suggests there is a possible change in trend coming up. No guarantees. This is not trading advice.
Was this… made with AI? I thought it was a signature above the last ellipses, but it looks like another word was half-generated, and some letters have the same generative effects around them.
All businesses would fail if they don’t evolve from the current structure.
A new ecosystem would arise, and if it’s held stable long enough, it would become the new norm.
It’s kinda like how news stations report on minimum wages in the US, “if we increase minimum wages, X% of small businesses will fail.” I try to single out and avoid businesses that operate that way, because the workers are miserable from the low pay, me as the consumer is miserable from the poor customer service, and the owner is miserable because he isn’t taking home ‘enough’ money, even though the business is net positive cash flow.
Propping up the inefficient practices is holding everything back, if they’re pruned then new growth can take hold, and form new standards.
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