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Gravel Gravy posted:Oh God, U2 what are you doing with the rescue shelter?
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Berke Negri posted:its embarassing how bad in general d&d is on economics that the most economics focused threads you'd get would be the eurodoom ones but mostly those guys aren't exactly working with a full economic toolbox when it comes to analysis see GC or whoever it was that would often try to do back of the napkin arithmetic to demonstrate gdp growth in greece by cutting just enough pensions like macro is a game of civilization and you just need to fiddle with the sliders on the menu If you think economics is bunk you need to know enough economics to show that it's bunk and quelle surprise people who lol at economists don't do that Frankly I don't know much about economics but I do know enough to know that I don't know anything about it and don't bother with it except to yell at people who make gross conceptual errors
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PleasingFungus posted:the worst of krugman is probably his 20-yearold In Praise Of Sweatshops not great, but he isn't insufferable. my favorite is this bizarre screed about, uh, $20 sandwiches or something. http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/15/opinion/the-pastrami-principle.html
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Disinterested posted:It's not that bad of an article when you realise he's not addressing marxoteens Uhh, how do you figure?
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the Wasteille
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Disinterested posted:If the worst on krugman is that article then lol agreed, we should all read the road to serfdom
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Disinterested posted:It's not that bad of an article when you realise he's not addressing marxoteens This doesn't address Krugman's final point which isn't straightforwardly wrong given the situation we find ourselves in but I think it's pretty weak.
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Crap des Chevaliers
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oh man I love the style
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Twerkteam Pizza posted:Uhh, how do you figure? Because people are terrible at advocating for solutions that will actually help improve quality of life in developing countries and the conventional left's set of solutions is not very good at all
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Chateau Failhard
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paranoid randroid posted:Chateau Failhard This is what I call my house
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Ghost of Reagan Past posted:It's in fact now common when discussing the ethics of sweatshops (at a high level, mind, not your student activists, who I think do good work) to accept that the economic gains are real, but that there are strong moral arguments against treating workers poorly, partly because given the situation of sweatshop labor it's exploitative (it's wrong to offer a choice between something bad and something terrible when you could offer better choices, or so the argument goes). It's weak but he's right that lovely working conditions is better than starving to death in a famine, but one would hope in the modern, globalised world where information can travel near-instantly we wouldn't face such issues because of humanitarian intervention hang on sorry wait I just noticed India never mind
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my motte and failey
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Disinterested posted:Because people are terrible at advocating for solutions that will actually help improve quality of life in developing countries and the conventional left's set of solutions is not very good at all -mao, 80 years ago
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Tesseraction posted:-mao, 80 years ago So am I a Maoist or an arch neoliberal
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Two hospital visits and I return home to discover my ISP turned off the internet to upgrade it indefinitely and the insurance company hosed up my billing What is my day
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Tesseraction posted:It's weak but he's right that lovely working conditions is better than starving to death in a famine, but one would hope in the modern, globalised world where information can travel near-instantly we wouldn't face such issues because of humanitarian intervention
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Disinterested posted:So am I a Maoist or an arch neoliberal I was joking both times, but honestly I haven't a clue either way although I'd hazard you're economically pragmatic.
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Disinterested posted:Two hospital visits and I return home to discover my ISP turned off the internet to upgrade it indefinitely and the insurance company hosed up my billing welcome to america
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Disinterested posted:Because people are terrible at advocating for solutions that will actually help improve quality of life in developing countries and the conventional left's set of solutions is not very good at all so the alternative is to support the status quo???
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Ghost of Reagan Past posted:Well yeah, that's the real moral problem Exactly Also I forgot to remove the brain implants from the primitive species I was observing The British empire strikes again, in space
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Raskolnikov38 posted:so the alternative is to support the status quo??? No it's change the paradigm entirely but when people on the left act like North South trade is immoral and harmful to the third world that's just ridiculous
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Disinterested posted:Exactly ah well, stiff upper lip. you'll jolly well get it next time
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I am building a mine in the lando system
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZB4jcPmFGo
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ive been taking french courses and today was my final exam i don't speak french, which was a problem
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R. Mute posted:ive been taking french courses and today was my final exam that's okay, it's a pants language
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Disinterested posted:Exactly My next game is gonna be benevolent democratic space foxes.
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Disinterested posted:No it's change the paradigm entirely but when people on the left act like North South trade is immoral and harmful to the third world that's just ridiculous what's your stance on the alter-globalist 'movement'?
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Ghost of Reagan Past posted:I uplifted a species that's now just slaving away mining minerals and being an invasion force. I tamed megafauna in to super soldiers that was good
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Sharkie posted:what are you doing with the rescue shelter? Oh not volunteering, I'm wanting to adopt one of their rescues and first they making me interview over the phone to start. Seems extensive but whatever I can interview for a puppy dog.
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I prolly could volunteer for one down the line thiugh. I got free time.
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Disinterested posted:I tamed megafauna in to super soldiers that was good "Welcome to space! Isn't it grand? Now put on these shackles and go die for the Star League."
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Dis adds Onward Christian Soldiers to the Stellaris music playlist and breaks out his good gaming pith helmet
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he swaps his hernia pillow for a colder one, to ease the swelling
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send for a sturdy Andromeda-man to carry my bags, Smythe. ive business at the Shackleton Club and cant afford to be late.
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I have lived in Shackleton's estate
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Gravel Gravy posted:Oh not volunteering, I'm wanting to adopt one of their rescues and first they making me interview over the phone to start. Seems extensive but whatever I can interview for a puppy dog. it's a good thing they're doing interviews, good for them. not that you implied otherwise i mean. i'm very tired Gravel Gravy posted:I prolly could volunteer for one down the line thiugh. I got free time.
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