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You should read this article and make up your own mind:

https://maybury.ca/the-reformed-physicist/2022/02/03/a-night...

Why is this posted here? If this were a well-reasoned, thoughtful and thorough discussion of the Glass-Steagall Act, that might be interesting. Too bad this isn't. The original poster's understanding of economic and financial history is extremely poor, almost juvenile. For example, s/he does not mention the Federal Reserve at all and the role it played both during the Great Depression up and the run-up in asset prices we've seen over the last 25 years.

How is this bullshit?

But Twitter has this annoying tendency to cancel the accounts of people who say things they don't agree with, irrespective of whether those things are true.

Don't socialize in school. Don't play sports. Go to the prom wearing a mask. Yeah, this is not difficult.

Are the workers slaves? Are they forced to work for the offering company, or do they choose to do so?

This took place over a year ago - why is it being posted now?

From what I understand, individuals with naturally darker skin tend to be at greater risk from vitamin D deficiency. This is because naturally darker skin reduces the absorption of UV rays. I wonder to what extent vitamin D deficiency could be a contributing factor to the disparate impact that Covid-19 has had on different ethnic communities (at least in the United States). Is anyone aware of any studies done in this regard?

"The state-provided health care is free"

Today I learned that doctors and nurses in Russia work for nothing. No? So where does the money to pay them come from?

In America, the size of the median home has increased from under 1,500 square feet in 1973 to over 2,400 square feet today, an increase of 60%. Perhaps that has some impact on the increase in home prices?

For point (4), people who live out of state still have to pay property taxes on the property they own in another state.

I think the better trade would be to do a hedged short against bitcoin, perhaps using futures; if Tether collapses, Bitcoin is going to get hurt as well.

Or that the person from whom you borrowed Tether to put on your short position won't demand it back while it is collapsing.

It sounds a lot like Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos - some investors want to find the next Steve Jobs so badly that they get blinded by the sophistry.

I doubt that he had to put up $100 million to be released - probably more like $1m to $2m. When Tom Barack was released on a $250m bond earlier this month, it was secured by $5m in cash.

Scenes from the 1980s movie "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome" were filmed at Coober Pedy

Why doesn't ADF sell the royalty rights at a discount to a third party who then will fund the lawsuit against Disney with the aim of recovering the full amount? It's like accounts receivable factoring.

This story will hurt the bank's ability to hire talented programmers and developers in the future.