What are Models and Photographers saying about the economy?
waist.it said, 1715627451
CalmNudes said
waist.it I've answered the denigrate point. I examined the figures, you just did the "chuck a number out and hope no one looks too closely" thing. Last word is yours if you want it, because arguing with communists is like trying to teach a pig to sing - wastes your time and annoys them, so you'll be blocked in a moment.
No You haven't answered it. You have made a very offensive false accusation. Now kindly prove it or withdraw it.
I repeat: Where exactly did I denigrate Foodbanks or imply denigration to those who contribute to them?
WRT to blocking me, if you are unable to admit that you made a mistake, then fine, please go ahead. Saves me the trouble of blocking you. ;-)
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SlashStreetPhotography said, 1715626531
I have my own thoughts on this and I don't have time to defend them.
Suffice it to say that I am in the middle of a lot of personal belt-tightening.
I have read the comments of others with interest.
A R G E N T U M said, 1715627373
No-one's going to short the S&P500 on the say-so of one stripper in Nevada who experienced a dip in income in 2023 😆
Unfocussed Mike said, 1715631827
A R G E N T U M said
No-one's going to short the S&P500 on the say-so of one stripper in Nevada who experienced a dip in income in 2023 😆
Worth noting that the average person does not have a logarithmic relationship to their money. The subprime crisis looks like a blip on that chart but it knocked almost a half off the S&P in six months.
mike rowley said, 1715636113
Unfocussed Mike said
Worth noting that the average person does not have a logarithmic relationship to their money.
No, so the average person doesn't understand compound interest. Which is why companies providing loans can do very well.
A R G E N T U M said, 1715637718
Unfocussed Mike said
A R G E N T U M said
No-one's going to short the S&P500 on the say-so of one stripper in Nevada who experienced a dip in income in 2023 😆
Worth noting that the average person does not have a logarithmic relationship to their money. The subprime crisis looks like a blip on that chart but it knocked almost a half off the S&P in six months.
Starting the graph in 1970 helps the scale depict, what at first glance appears to be, one relentless up-trend. However, it basically went sideways for around 13 years between year 2000 to 2013.
A R G E N T U M said, 1715637808
mike rowley said
Unfocussed Mike said
Worth noting that the average person does not have a logarithmic relationship to their money.
No, so the average person doesn't understand compound interest. Which is why companies providing loans can do very well.
That's why Keynes tried to have it outlawed. Some refer to compound interest as the eighth wonder of the world 😂