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34% additional. AFAICT they already charged 34%.

Does that put us at 68%?


KCL is amazing and growing quickly.

Can use Crossplane function KCL too.


It's not just healthcare though.

> paid for childcare

Plus it may be that the healthcare requirements are beyond what the market would typically provide.

Almost all employers offer some kind of healthcare benefit, but many of those are completely useless plans.


Childcare is ridiculously expensive to provide too especially when you consider the infrastructure isn't there either and would need to be built.


I'd rather we just stop funding, but at least there's some restrictions imposed here.

I'm completely against financial systems controlled by governments, but to me there's some silver lining here.

The more the US attempts sanctions like this the more people will work to abandon legacy government controlled systems. And, if sanctions are gonna target anyone, I suppose settler opportunists like these are a good target.


Fine, but they can still sell it for a lump sum and rent. Thus it truly is like retirement savings.

Further, a mortgage uses other people's money as leverage on an appreciating asset. Of course it's not always a great deal, but here in the states, inflation and low mortgage rates generally combine to make this a killer deal -- if you can actually get in the market at all that is.


> Is the positive impacts anecdotal?

No. Lack of commute is concrete and tangible. Even just from an emissions standpoint.

Decreased spending on office space is not anecdotal, but again concrete.


These are externalities to worker productivity, not necessarily correlates of it.


Sure, if you don't consider worker productivity to be a ratio work per unit cost.

Reduced office costs are real. You would have to pay more per employee just for the office costs alone.

This then demands concrete proof that productivity is higher in office -- which has never been provided.


I love you guys!


The existence of a deep state precludes fixing a shallow one.


Are you saying we need a whole rewrite of the government?


Most any other matter is open for discussion in society, but I have noticed that if one suggests doing the same for government, people tend to start acting strange...experiencing strong emotions, hallucinating (delusions of mind reading abilities, etc)...it is a fascinating phenomenon, yet it tends to get little to no attention. And when it does, the content of the attention tends to be untruthful, hallucinatory, etc.

I sincerely believe I "smell a rat" of some sort.


What is cooking oil?

Seed oil?

Cause no thank you!!

Luckily everyone seems to think animal fats are no good, so my family gets grass fed tallow for $30 a gallon tub.

Tallow and lard are excellent for frying or fattening bready items.


Grass fed and finished or just fed? A lot of "Grass fed" is then "Corn finished".

I'd love to get "grass finished" tallow for anywhere near that price.


Nah just fed.

It's a local farmer. Only the last two months are grain.

I was getting Grass fed and Finished before I moved.

Grass fed and grain finished meat tastes better though the health benefits may be lesser. IDK


Tallow and lard are definitely excellent alternatives - but yea I was suggesting seed oils like peanut, safflower, sunflower or canola/rapeseed. Rendered fats have a weird reputation as there were health crazes that demonized it in the past but it's like most other oils - use in moderation... it's excellent to keep on hand though as it really makes a difference in baking.


IDK what's new, but I'm 100 percent in agreement.

If you claim logical consistency, I don't know how the group having rights an individual does not ever gets reconciled.

In a town of three if two vote to take from the third it's clearly not just.

Yet somehow as the group size grows people lose sight of that.


> IDK what's new, but I'm 100 percent in agreement

I'll just say this part, then: IMHO that's always the wrong position to be in. We all desire logical consistency, but we don't ever get it. No theory even approaches 100% depiction of reality.


Logical inconsistency is certainly wrong though, right?


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