mlamat

Brave new world of disposable people. What a horror show.

Don't worry, they'll get in through the "parliament" sooner or later.

There is too much money at stake.

I will attach this to my resume.

I won in the 2nd round.

I was born in Cilli, now named Celje, part of Slovenia, but have never heard of this.

There's nothing like the taste of lead paint in the morning.

My first thought was: there obviously needs to be a reference to the 1987 movie "Wall Street" in there somewhere.

"Due to their large size, aircraft can also be observed physically taking off and landing at airports by scouts stationed as “tailspotters,” a role played memorably by actor Charlie Sheen in the 1987 feature film Wall Street."

Yep, I'm right.

He explains all the terms at the start of the book. He has his own definition for capital which also includes real-estate etc...

OP's post is just an argument against a straw man. BTW. Piketty also says that the problem with modern economics is too much focus on fancy math.

I am currently completing my CS studies in a small country on the European periphery, that is currently undergoing self-imposed austerity cuts. Banks aren't lending any money to business, and very few companies are hiring.

Our education system mandates that students must complete a mandatory two month apprenticeship at the end of their studies. The problem is that very few companies are willing to take on students, even for free. So I am in a kind of Catch-22 position.

It's a very depressing time.

I have a bridge to sell you.