I will tell you the same thing I told another right-wing jerkoff on this forum who suggested the same thing. Fuck off! I was born in this country and have every right to change it for the better.
It’s been fucking years. I believe it had a run from 2009-13’
There a many non-proftis and NGOs with lofty goals that go with conservation, healthcare, etc…not hard to find.
But then he would have a boss and have to deal with people and actually work.
Bwahaaahaaa
A little angry arent ya, typical liberal
Or our currency trader confused the dollar and the penny.
They won the nobel prize which was worth about 200K in today’s dollars and Banting was awarded a lifetime pension worth about 125K a year in today’s money. Plus nobody really knew how to use insulin therapeutically at that point. They figured that a shot would keep insulin dependent people from a death sentence but even with insulin therapy, type 1 diabetes reduced life expectancy by 20 years into the 80s. The multi-injection and monitoring therapies that have added 20 years to the lifespan of type 1 diabetics since the 80s were definitely developed because they were capable of making hundreds of millions for the people who developed them.
But it sounds like your point is that greed is not inevitable in western market driven economic countries.
Would you mind just copying and pasting one of your explanations, as I seem to be missing them?
I don’t think the importance of this can be emphasized strongly enough.
How does one miss that which has never been?
@castoli, where are you? Did your misunderstanding of pennies and dollars finally come back to bite you and prevent you from paying your internet bill?
His parents found this thread and grounded him from the internet until he learns his 7’s tables.
Currency traders don’t need 7’s tables.
Thats what he said about place values too.
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The company I am general counsel for makes more money and is in a better spot with inflation for various reasons. Trucking and shipping is usually pretty inflation proof once you hit a certain size.
Prices go up, but our percentage of profit roughly stays the same. But, that means more overall cash in.
This helps short term with any debt already accrued because currently held debt is easier to pay off with inflation running amuck.
Plus the company is pretty cash flush, so…
Guys… this course is complete.
Only yesterday I received credit from the University of Phoenix, signed by professor @castoli. Regrettably, I only received a pedestrian “C-“.
Castoli recommended that I repeat the course before enrolling in the next course.
Some guys I know run a company where they have products manufactured, then its 40% markup over cost, whether its 40% of $10.00 or 40% of $100.00
There might be a couple of purchases people dont make, but all told it doesn’t make any difference.
Exactly what everyone has been telling him: His much-hated corporations aren’t going to take the loss. He, and others that think like he does, are unwitting supporters of big business at the cost of everyone else.
He’s been on this forum for probably over a decade. He’s been told the same thing in every way imaginable so many times I’m sure everyone has lost count: he’s not going to learn.
