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That is Pepper, my cocker waiting for the mailman.
The sad thing is that this group is poised to remove the rights of other citizens the Catholic church hates. A shrinking minority of Americans will be left whole. (Example - unmarried professed straight Catholic priests aren't touched but gain as in…
More school age children for target practice.
It struck me that my life might have been during the period of time that women had the most respect, even if that level of respect was still inadequate. It also struck me that, despite separation of rel…
"As of December 31, 2020, TSP has approximately 6.2 million participants (of which approximately 3.8 million are actively participating through payroll deductions), and more than $735.2 billion in assets under management; it is the largest defined c…
In any case, I really don't understand why this post was moved from the "Off-Topic" section to the Financial section. It was a bit weird even there- it seems totally out of place over here.
In matters controversial, consider the source.
@Old_Joe, Yep but sure is fun in the formative era when it just might be the one. (I was adjunct to U.Utah Chemistry in the Pons cold fusion era. Years later I was assigned to a gov lab where they were still trying to see that elusive response and m…
@hank, I didn't find anything currently going on at MIT. I guess my memory was bad. However, this review discusses some of the developments in the solar paint area. The old research I was thinking about resembled the effort going on at the U. of Tor…
@hank, A few years back a MIT group was doing research along that lines. I didn't keep up with it to see where it went. I'll see if I can find out and, if I can, I'll get back to you.
Why worry? By then the Musk guy will have conquered space supply chain transport and discovered new deposits of raw materials in the Orion belt. Tesla will sport super solar panels able to charge through the thickest cloud cover, when hidden under 2…
So, will the simple inclusion of bitcoin in retirement accounts serve as the legitimizer of bitcoin itself? Will Fidelity finally be the one to explain the external factors that determine the bitcoin's price and volatility? Is bitcoin contrarian? He…
That table reminds me of a bowling alley. Maybe it's for that point in time when heads will roll.
Roll down the table to take out the one bowling pin left sitting at the other end?
As a schoolgirl, policies against assignation of leaders made more sense to me than they do today. Why should civilians, men, women and children that just want to make it through the day and remain relatively secure, and young soldiers, who want to …
Has global warming brought on some sort of widespread genetic pattern just waiting for the proper environmental triggers or is the species labelled "human" just not viable?
So, what is the title of the post reporting that everyone with personal business with the US government is now subject to bankruptcy as soon as the Putin pundits get finished with the data stolen from ID.me, a universal data base of most US citizens…
Karl Rove comes to mind. It is important when making a President that you make sure they have little experience and reputation to recommend them for the job. It is also important that when the voters go home, you and your cronies (e.g. PNAC during B…
As an ex-DOD employee, I have always wondered how many Americans depend on war or potential of war to survive. I tend to conclude/wonder - almost all Americans. This is because of the amount of the economy derived from war dollars. In today's world …
What gives cryto its value? What gives it increases or decreases in value? When I buy at $1000 and sell at $2000 without visible productivity or profit other than new buyers, doesn't the money come from new buyers? Is it the world's strangest Ponzi …
@bee - Not really important and I just realized that my comment disrupts the discussion started by the OP but didn't IBM gradually become a lagging follower and not a leading innovator?
Do big techs like these provide the innovation necessary for leaps to future tech or are they too invested in their lead in todays aging tech with its lucrative ads and subscriptions?
I keep getting money building up in my bank account. I finally gave up on trying to figure out a "good" place to move it and last month decided just to move it to VTMFX for no good or bad reason at all other than it is after tax money. Maybe it is n…
I've had complaints about condition-on-arrival get accepted in the reviews section. I didn't mention the company but did mention the damage. Many people do this and attach pictures of the damage.
Also send in a complaint about the company and their…
And, when they spend that money on things enabling candidates in the next election, it is found money; found in the American public's tax revenue and, ultimately, the United State's debt obligations. Unlike water, money flows uphill and, seemingly, …
I see taking exception to the Studzinski-Royko anti-gov malarkey has been deleted. What's the thinking behind this?
Mine too.
https://www.mutualfundobserver.com/discuss/discussion/58310/studz-shows-colors-at-last#latest
The biggest reason why mutual funds are important...MFO would have to change its name. Maybe to ETFO?
It survived the change from FA(Fund Alarm) to MFO.
Funny thing about that - I still say Fund Alarm when telling my husband something I read at MFO…
