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frunkus-framkus · 5 months
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thysilus · 4 months
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u evr feel so sick u test negative nd r like ‘aint no way…’ twice?
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elegyofthemoon · 18 days
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ok but i'm just thinking about one of the memory logs for sakura and how mobius tells sakura that what happened to her after her mantis surgery is at least better than what happened to both mobius and kevin after theirs, but from then on, sakura is no longer human and no one else will look at her like a human like before
then you timeskip over to when sakura is trying to save rin from MOTH, and she's arguing with kevin about how the MANTIS soldiers will always be outsiders and a threat to MOTHs because of the surgery. and how this treatment is what makes sakura afraid for rin and inevitably leads to her doom i :(
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veresiine · 7 months
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We're at real "ask not for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee" hours, huh.
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nachosncheeze · 2 years
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Question for the gallery!
Was it ever actually specified that Clem and Jane's "Over a dozen jobs together, all successful" (3x11) took place over the 6 months? Or is that ONLY inference based on his "That's just in six months, imagine what a couple years would look like" (3x10) comment?
I don't know why I didn't clock it before, but I'm giffing, and in the 3x10 "Ten Months Ago" flashback, the very first thing Clem says to her is:
You again.
So clearly they've run into each other on jobs at least once before. He didn't get her name until that day ten months ago in Paris, after Dwire shot them, though.
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lilacline001 · 1 year
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Greetings, I’m Lilac 💜💜💜💜
I write stuff. Right now, I’m hyper focused on Stranger Things. Though around the holidays, my HP obsession usually comes back with a vengeance.
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luxeweb · 1 year
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There are several thousand currency pairsVery.
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god gives his hardest battles (sitting down and reading dianetics by l ron hubbard for the sake of research) to his strongest soldiers (guy whos going to throw up from the mere thought of sitting down and reading dianetics by l ron hubbard for the sake of research)
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autism-corner · 2 months
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i think the new 'premium pictures' are really fun & cool but. LORD knows i wont be using any of em bc the guys i care about DO NOT look like whatever devs think they look like.. =-=
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realnewsposts · 6 months
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solar-sunnyside-up · 1 month
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Omg let me tell yall about how one act, even if done out of self perservation, can ripple out in the most positive ways.
My friend during covid had her and her family go to a butcher and directly tell them they'd put 400 down every month collectively and they'd just order roughly the same thing every month.
So she's been doing this for like 3 years, still 400ish for like a stupid amount of meat.
But the butcher could do this bc they could regularly supply him and having a garenteed income was such a big deal. Particularly bc that means he could commit that much money to the farmers he orders from, which means those farmers also get that stable income too. So this one act helped all the way up the chain.
It helped her and her family, and friends who they gifted with meals when ppl are sick.
And that butcher offered lower prices to others and could have a steady supply of good quality meat. Because-
The farmer also got a steady income. Free from the worry of getting their next bill covered. They got better feed and could care for their animals better. This improved the lives of the pigs/candle as well as the farmer getting to live a happier healthier life.
This is still happening, this has been happening for years for all of them.
It's baffling that such a small act of community spreads so much stability and joy, ranging from the farmer relaxing to a BBQ at a block party. All bc my friend was sick of grocery store meat prices on chicken.
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headedoutleft · 10 months
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I frequently see folks conflate value with income/revenue and those are not the same thing.
Value is perceived impact or worth to the market/consumers.
Income/revenue is cash money that the business has actually earned (revenue is total money earned, income is revenue minus operating costs, generally speaking - there’s more accounting categories than that, but we’ll keep it simple).
So if a business has a trillion $ value based on the stock market, for example, that’s not real money that that business has in the bank.
That is what the business is perceived to be worth based on the market impact of goods/services provided and the price of the stock (stock price is basically how many investors are gambling on the future stability and growth of that value and buy into the gamble. It’s more complicated than that, but that’s as simply as I can think to explain the stock market lol it’s such a racket). As I understand it, if the business could sell all of its stock, it would hypothetically have that much, but that wouldn’t happen because as soon as a major stock dump begins to occur the perceived value would drop and the stock market would panic and the stock prices would tank.
That article related to libraries in the UK is stating that the goods/services provided for free would earn an estimated amount of that much money in revenue if they were not free. But they’re not earning that because it’s a social program that does offer these services for free, so the value of the libraries is perceived in relation to what those services would generate in revenue if offered for a price.
This is important in the case of the libraries because it’s one way of measuring the impact in UK society - that’s a lot of savings for families and individuals who otherwise would not be able to afford those goods/services. It demonstrates the value of these services across communities that rely on them for literacy, educational classes, community building, as well as entertainment!
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theculturedmarxist · 10 months
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In 2020, Robert Kuciemba, a woodworker in San Francisco was infected with covid by a co-worker after his Nevada-based Victory Woodworks transferred a number of sick workers to the San Francisco site for a few months. 
Through the proceedings of the case it turns out that the employer knew some employees might be sick but they transferred them anyway and ignored a San Francisco ordinance in place at the time to quarantine suspected covid cases.
Kuciemba was subsequently infected and he then infected his wife, who ended up in ICU on a ventilator.
The California Supreme Court just ruled against Kuciemba on the basis that a victory, while, in the court's words, "morally" the right thing to do, would create "dire financial consequences for employers" and cause a "dramatic expansion of liability" to stop the spread of covid.
There’s a few stunning details to note in this case. First, the court agreed that there is no doubt the company had ignored the San Francisco health ordinance. In other words, they accepted the company had broken the law. And then concluded “yeah, but, capitalism.”
Secondly, the case was so obviously important to the struggle between capitalism and mass infection that the US Chamber of Commerce, the largest business lobbying organisation got involved and helped the company with its defence. Remember, this is a tiny company in a niche industry. The involvement of the biggest business lobbyists in the country tells us a lot about the importance of the principle they knew was at stake.
Thirdly, the defence of the company is very telling. They said “There is simply no limit to how wide the net will be cast: the wife who claims her husband caught COVID-19 from the supermarket checker, the husband who claims his wife caught it while visiting an elder care home." 
Well, exactly. Capitalism couldn’t survive if employers were liable for covid infections contracted in the workplace, and the ripple effect of those infections. And they know it. 
This case is something of a covid smoking gun, revealing what we always suspected but had never seen confirmed in so many words: the public health imperative of controlling a pandemic virus by making employers liable for some of that control is, and always must be, secondary to capitalist profit. 
This ruling is also saying out loud what has been obvious to anyone paying attention for the last two years: employers don’t have a responsibility to keep your family safe from covid. You have that responsibility. And if you give a family member covid that you caught at work and they get sick or die – even if it was a result of law-breaking by your employer – that’s on you buddy.
It is the same old capitalist story: the shunting of responsibility for ills that should be shared across society, including employers in that society, onto individuals.
This ruling essentially helps codify workplace mass infection and justifies it as necessary for the smooth functioning of capitalism.
This is not new. This is where the ‘just a cold’ and the ‘mild' narrative came from. It came from doctors and healthcare experts whose first loyalty was to capitalism. Not to public health. To money, not to lives. Abetted by media who uncritically platformed them.
While this ruling tells us little that we couldn’t already see from the public policy approach of the last two years, it is revealing (and to some extent validating) to see it confirmed by the highest law of the land in the United States. 
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empresa-journal · 1 year
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How Much Money can XRP process?
XRP (XRP), the cryptocurrency, also known as Ripple, still retains enormous value. For example, Ripple (XRP) was CoinMarketCap’s sixth-largest cryptocurrency with a $23.897 billion Market Capitalization and a $46.270 billion Fully Diluted Market Cap on 1 May 2023. XRP also had a 24-Hour Market Volume of $918.480 million, a Centralized Exchange (CEX) Volume of $917.036 million, and a…
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