Worse, imagine having $10 in BTC. You order a pizza with it. Ten years later it turns out the pizza cost you a million dollars.
So you're like, "Crap, I should've held onto that. Maybe I should buy some now." You buy a million dollars' worth of BTC. Ten years later, it is worth almost enough to allow you to order another pizza.
Heh. Now *that* would be some buyers remorse!
I think you don't quite get how a narcissist thinks. Selling the course would be admitting defeat which is absolutely unthinkable to someone like him. He HAS to win no matter what.
He HAS to win no matter what.
He has to be SEEN to win no matter what.
They'll implement basically the same thing and claim it their own.
It would seem that doctoring the blind would be an oxymoron, but I do understand the reasoning, and why it has to be something more than a sugar pill.
Holding it wrong.
Apparently there are no examples.
Having every action monitored and analyzed feels very creepy to me, maybe it doesn't to you.
Eh. It's like having a wife.
Anyways, I too was interested in their methods. From the clip's description:
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No registration or anything required, doesn't seem to be using any facial recognition either, as we had face masks on.
It also worked out we wanted to check out together and put it in one purchase.
I find it interesting you can buy alcohol at a staff free store, but I suppose it's similar to an alcohol vending machine.
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...and...
"@NathanHockridge
5 years ago
They never scan anything. The whole store is filled with cameras and sensors that track everything you do. So the computer vision can tell what products you've picked up or put back.
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...so this all was 5 years ago. I wonder how it has progressed.
Well, Mongo likes candy!
Gojira desu!
"Mongo just pawn in game of life."
Well, damn, that's a cynical description. Not wrong, though, but the pols and pundits will continue beating each other over the heads with the constitution, on this subject and others.
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Clause 1 Proscribed Powers
No State shall enter into any Treaty, Alliance, or Confederation; grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal; coin Money; emit Bills of Credit; make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts; pass any Bill of Attainder, ex post facto Law, or Law impairing the Obligation of Contracts, or grant any Title of Nobility.
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I'm not seeing anything about trade agreements.
Lots to unpack in that report. Here's a small part that I find curious:
"Crime rates and renewable energy production are similar in the two states despite very different policies."
Interesting. CA is #13 lowest in State & Local taxes at 9.7%. Texas is #42 at 12.5%.
The administration is too dumb to realize that a competent judge could drop the charges over this?>
Performative intimidation. Doesn't have to stick, adherents will have forgotten about it and the pundits won't bring up a fail.
"When the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to treat everything as if it were a nail." -- Abraham Maslow
