"The FAA Hotline accepts reports related to the safety of the National Airspace System, violation of a Federal Aviation Regulation (Title 14 CFR), aviation safety issues, and reports related to FAA employees or FAA facilities."
"by letting brands influence these questions"
Au contraire mon frere. Speaking as an easily influenced low-information consumer, this is exactly the search engine I've been waiting for.
Thanks Perplexity!
Yes comrade, that's it exactly. I just checked my secret NSA spy records and determined that you are indeed a Microsoft user.
So to be clear, my comment had nothing to do with the relationship of the blatant Chinese propaganda in your original post to the article linked at the top of this page describing how Microsoft has been tracking Chinese propaganda on the internet.
Geez comrade, did you rtfa? Microsoft is hot on your tail. You're supposed to be laying low until the heat dies down.
Correct me if I'm wrong but on their site it says that Verizon is the parent company of Visible so they do not appear to be a typical MVNO like Ting, etc. As a matter of fact it looks like direct competition against the traditional MVNOs that have catered to people who want an alternative to the big 3 (i.e. 4-line plans for $150/mo), albeit still using the big 3 infrastructure.
To expand a bit, required reserves for commercial banks are calculated as a percentage of checkable deposits. Those reserves are required to be kept in the bank's account at the Fed. Excess reserves is anything above required reserves and that is the money used for the calculation to create loans.
Worth noting that the act of issuing a loan does indeed create money since an IOU from the borrower (bank's asset, not money) is balanced by the checkable deposit of the loan (bank's liability, actual money).
In any case, since the excess reserves exist on the asset side of the balance sheet, there probably isn't anything wrong with your statement that loans come from assets. Just a little more nuanced.
Don't fret too much, bought mine new on Ebay and it doesn't work anyway. Didn't realize if you put it over tinfoil it will short out.
The seller braincapsusa was A+++ though, took it back with no questions asked.
If you need help paying off your mortgage, let me know.
Here's a nicely-produced flight sim video showing what the Ethiopian Airlines 302 pilots experienced after takeoff. IANAP but perhaps it adds some color to your question. There's one for the Lion Air incident too:
Here's a paper that quantifies the approximate CO2 payoff period for wind turbines across a range of rated output powers (pdf sorry):
https://www.longdom.org/open-a...
TL;DR: It's quite favorable.
(H/T to https://twitter.com/McClellanO...)
This might help:
https://www.acheroninsights.co...
For completeness, going to throw this link in too, an excellent layman's explainer on the Fed. It goes into the plumbing such as the difference between reserves and bank deposits, how money is created and destroyed in a fiat system, as well as their dual mandate:
https://www.amazon.com/Central...
It's not really about "crypto" and it's not really about payment methods. Imo, it's much deeper. It's an attempt by central banks to create a tool for navigating the upcoming sovereign debt calamity in as peacefully a manner as possible for its citizens.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
(Oh c'mon, you know someone was gonna post it.)
God doesn't play dice. -- Albert Einstein
