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> While I had some bills to cover — being a type 1 diabetic, I had to purchase insulin — living in Canada meant that I didn't need to worry about the risk of extraordinary costs from a hospital stay. Had I been living in the USA, I would have needed to prioritize seeking employment and medical insurance and likely would not have been able to discharge the duty which fate had thrust upon me.

God bless Canada.

I am not the GP fyi.

It is widespread knowledge that the right outbots the left, presuming you bother to inform yourself about the issue.

I don’t understand what you mean by this?

They quit? I would too.

Because the left came up with “flood the zone”

All research I’ve seen on this shows the right significantly outbotting the left.

The s1 lays out the exact schedule and let me tell you it is not a normal schedule. Is that a surprise anymore though?

I was on my way but the train broke down again!!

Let’s not forget the fed raised rates but kept them unchanged this time even though they clearly need to raise them further.

In general it’s an earnings story though I agree.

For me, the truth. I’d like the most secure provider possible. Which one is it though?

Are hyperscalers actually more secure though? I have only heard anecdotal thinking eg nobody ever got fired for choosing IBM.

Somebody doesn’t want anybody to have a bigger IPO than them.

> “Catastrophes will start unrolling without significant state and federal government response,” Shilling predicted.

Realistically how much can they do? Sandbags and berms but it’s not like they can just raise these areas a few feet.

You’re getting downvoted because nobody gives a rats ass about efficiency for massive corporations that continue to abuse their power and make our lives unnecessarily expensive while their leaders (generally) tear down democracy.