HubertManne

yes its a perfect setup for a payoff.

a smaller replicator that just fits into the space and continue till the space could only do like a gumdrop.

creation of physical cash's cost are not inflated and get changed based on cost and necessity. Using cheaper materials to reduce cost but adding advanced elements which increase cost. Again though it does not have an artificial inflation mechanic causing it to use more energy over time and is just based on method and materials. A big thing in this is how long it functions. coins cost more than paper mostly but one thing people don't take into account is how long they last versus paper. So you typically see things about a penny costing more than a penny but whats not taken into account is that it is least lasting coin at 25 years while most paper under 50s last less than 10 years but longer lasting denominations are usually used less. It comes down to how much value physical money gets in its lifetime vs its cost to make. So you add up every transaction and average out the value for a particular currency type. Movement is done in the real world so its a bit apples to oranges. It does not require anything necessarily. If all computers and electricity. So its going to vary greatly if I give my brother a fiver for grabbing his oj than if I go deposit it at a bank to if I buy from a retalier to if I foolishly mailed it directly. I don't think physical money can be compared to much of any electronic equivalents honestly. That is in the realm of folks that believe in cashless system to ones who want some ability to have the physical ability.

I agree. honestly even that P/E is greatly skewed by this millenium. The correction was meant to happen about the time of covid but ironically covid caused a very short spike drop and I think the emergency itself combined with the efforts taken sort tar papered it out of it and it kinda went crazy opposite.

Its a bit higher than the low it hit two weeks backish on the 13th. Its significant because the bit of recovery petered out and in the past little false recoveries like this was the stair step down that made it into a truly crashing market. It did not so far though fall below the low of the recent drop but it is pretty close to it.

yeah its like talking about michael jordans biggest basket at the start of his rookie year.

Dolphins seem to be infatuated with us. I mean like the recent splashdown they did not come to the surface until humans started showing themselves out of the vehicles. My dog loves humans and pretty much all animals she meets but gets more excited the younger they are and just goes bananas when an adult is holding a child. Two for one.

this is pretty much it. if it all collapses it won't matter.

WTF! 19% and 12% of democrats to boot. ugh people. we don't need anymore power. https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/2011-11-12

It seems to me they stopped encouraging less hours of work and thus a larger membership for bookoo overtime. They should have been pushing for a 35 hour work week in the 70's.

If it was just tariffs it would be no big deal. He needs current restrictions enforced and there are many, many, other executive powers that should be pruned back.

Have first hand experience with this. We have to be very careful with my wifes surgeries so we don't run out of physical therapy hours. Ironically it does not have a limit for chiropractor.