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Profit Before Any Bad Stuff (PBABS) "Inviting the cost of goods sold to our calculation of profit would ruin the vibe." "COGS is a social construct."
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We were talking about reward versus effort. And essentially that's a very important way I think that we make a decision. Much of that could be subconscious.
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The Elegant Universe: Superstrings, Hidden Dimensions, and the Quest for the Ultimate TheoryTheir words
String theory for the masses. This is how popular science books should be like: interesting, enchanting, inviting.
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The Holy LiftoffTheir words
It sounds like a celestial flute choir inviting you into a dream landscape.
12 July
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If you run a two-sided marketplace, you’ll find contra Hayek that not all knowledge is local.
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Letting banks ruin the economics of businesses they dislike by demand letter will inevitably be abused.Their words
We should not allow banks to get into the habit of sending demand letters to ruin the economics of businesses they simply do not like.
23 March 2025
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we've definitely found that there are whales to use the gaming terminology that one person is going to be responsible for inviting 25, 50, 100 people
1 December 2024
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On the Calculation of Volume (Book I)Their words
I won't spoil anything by saying more but the novel is really lovely and captivating, pulling surprising meaning and depth from repetition.
30 April 2023
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