porb121

Go ahead and reread what a land value tax is

yeah chief I'm gonna need you to google "stock borrow rate" and get back to me when you've made it through the investopedia page

yes, that is how journalism works.

go ahead and google "co2 half-life in atmosphere" and "cumulative co2 emissions over time"

if someone bids 10000000 shares for mid, and I hit their bid, who provided the liquidity?

Modern cars are much safer than cars of even 10 years ago

You're talking about a city of 10+ million people.

if walker is mistaken about numerous small factual details, what makes you confident he's correct about anything meaningful?

> Maybe twitter is a unique case because of other factors - Elon?

really, you think that a rapid change of leadership preceded by an extended legal battle is MAYBE a unique situation? Elon is very clearly one of the most erratic ceos of a 10b+ public company right now

customers and employees are uncertain about the future because the ceo and controlling shareholder seems to change his mind every day about twitter's product, company culture, and general philosophy every single day. if he laid off nobody it would still be mayhem.

> You can absolutely find a buyer instantly! At about the same price it traded for five minutes ago! Just not at the price you need it to be.

this is extremely stupid. you can't just sell arbitrary amounts of coin without moving the market a ton and paying a fortune in slippage. they do need liquidity.

one of the worst posts I've ever read cheers mate

why do you think ocean acidification happens

so your worldview is that possible futures split into one scenario of blood in the streets and another of "cyberfeudalism"

i wish i were so imaginative!