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Although, I really want to side with Jon Stewart, and I do for many of the points he made, I think the crux of this debate rests on the point of motivation. The point about Steve Jobs, some guys in a basement with passion-filled hearts, being the true drivers of innovation, is a comforting one, but unfortunately, incomplete.  For any dynamic enterprise, there's the innovator, and the investor who's money makes it real. The latter isn't fueled by the same passion as the former.   The other key point by JS, was that two things rouse the appetite for risk: potential rewards and stability. That was bang on.
"&gt; In the future, if nearly every job is taken by a very advanced robot, which are even capable of maintaining themselves, humans would not just be left behind. The economy needs consumers. Instead, we would live in a world of infinite entrepreneurship, in which the means of production are nearly free for anyone, and people prosper by their ambition and drive. Everyone would own their own robots that do work on their behalf. The amount of resources available to all would be incredible, and people would be free to do things they actually want to do. The contrary of course, is a socialist ""utopia""; a world of everyone being dependent on the government to provide them their basic income. Instead, we're looking at a free world in which every person is a capitalist in control of their own robots. &gt;   Upfront investment cost to create a contemporary business is challenging today, and this is before a firm anticipation of the cost of labour declining in developed nations.   The lack of value for one's own labour will impede investment in new capital machines; using one's employed labour to generate start up capital is key to your projection (short of inheritance) and if this market fails to empower consumers with capital demand will suffer.  Secondly, I don't see every individual, or a majority of individuals endowed with the capacities to live in an economy of small businesses.    In fact imagining that world sort of economy seems inconceivable to me.    Dividends from certain automated industries might become an economic necessity, and this structure wouldn't necessarily disrupt private enterprise; but it may if that private enterprise were to evolve into something which gains overwhelming market power or monopoly."
&gt;For any dynamic enterprise, there's the innovator, and the investor who's money makes it real.  I think Stewart had 2 points here, though.  The first being that innovators innovate for the sake of innovating, the second being that a 2% increase in the capital gains tax is not going to force investors to look at Somalia for better investment opportunities.
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Kaspersky has been the top or in the top couple performers in independent tests for years.   I agree with this move though, just as I agree that the government ban on purchasing Lenovo (my recommended enterprise laptop manufacturer) is a good move. None of this is for economic reasons, but because there is a small risk these companies could be forced to abuse their access and act maliciously.
Bitcoin is backed by math and the ability to exist in a trustless state. That has value. I don't need to care about double spends, or worry about Quantative Easing. That has value. I can push transactions at my leisure over the network, sending money worldwide without needing a third party. That has value.   Soon, higher level solutions will be implemented, allowing cheap microtransactions between users, and giving the network a vast scaling boost. That has value.  You are stuck in a rut, from what I gather from your comments in this thread. You don't perceive the value of Bitcoin, because in your paradigm value is inherently coupled to companies and their revenue. Bitcoin is the paradigm shift that allows money to be decoupled from third parties.
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That's like saying the Dollar is untrustworthy because Madoff used it in his scam, or that the Dollar is a criminal enterprise because US cash is the number one currency of the black market.  If you believe those arguments as well, then I grant your criticism, but otherwise you'd be inconsistent.  Personally I don't think it makes sense to blame the money in any of these situations.  Money's just a fundamental tool for all economic activity, good or bad, and in all of these cases, I'd argue the money did exactly what it's supposed to do.  Seems a lot more reasonable to blame the individuals involved.
"tl;dr: Anyone who doesn't like what VISA and MasterCard did to wikileaks should not be in favour of this.  This is a slippery slope (yes, really), where participating the the marketplace shall only be allowed by people the powers that be likes. What is ""intolerance""? Should James Damore never be allowed to use paypal for any purpose? How about VISA, MasterCard, should he never be allowed to have a credit card again?  If the government doesn't ""like"" what you're doing then they have made (or can make) it illegal, and you are taken out of the marketplace of ideas and money, if the government thinks this is best.  This is government-sized actions (denying people the possibility to deal with money) done extrajudicially by private entities.  ""I have decided that your legal enterprise should not be allowed to make money"" is terrible!  If you are in favour of this then you should be in favour of the phone company, the electricity company, and gas company to deny service to anyone who's ever been accused of being a paedophile."
The entire world came together and agreed America should be fined for its over indulgences or success, pay for the bulk of the costs, give all the power and control over to a foreign leader most likely one from an impoverished country. Allow China and India to decimate their environment while reaping all the benefits of manufacturing without an environmental restrictions. Allow foreign companies such as American companies to get obscene tax benefits by relocating to China or India, replacing American workers with foreign locals. Of course the world wants this- as do liberals. Liberals saddled with guilt hating free enterprise and constantly being  in search for a new cause to make them feel good about them selves. Moral superiority. Climate change fits the bill. Sound fair ?
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Most of the responses to your networking question are posed in a negative light. Flip it on it's head- be positive about your potential connections.  I have personally gotten in touch with some of my billionaire heroes by doing something simple. Not easy, but simple. I added **value** for them. How can you add value for a billionaire? Put yourself in their shoes.  The ones I reached out to are professional investors- what I also enjoy- and so I went about looking through the investments they own, etc. and found ways to add value. Hope that helps.
&gt;The entire world came together and agreed America should be fined for its over indulgences or success, pay for the bulk of the costs, give all the power and control over to a foreign leader most likely one from an impoverished country. Allow China and India to decimate their environment while reaping all the benefits of manufacturing without an environmental restrictions. Allow foreign companies such as American companies to get obscene tax benefits by relocating to China or India, replacing American workers with foreign locals.  This completely 100% false. Care to cite your sources? Don't worry, I'll wait...  &gt;Of course the world wants this- as do liberals. Liberals saddled with guilt hating free enterprise and constantly being  in search for a new cause to make them feel good about them selves. Moral superiority. Climate change fits the bill. Sound fair ?  Of course that strawman narrative doesn't sound fair, you constructed it specifically for that purpose without any working understanding of what Paris Agreement actually is...
Yes!  One of his best and definitely his most prescient work.  What Vonnegut describes is happening right now -- look at Facebook, roughly a ~100 billion dollar company with and about ~3500 employees.  This is definitely the trend, generating a lot of value with few employees.    What do we do about those left behind?  I'm not sure, and Vonnegut definitely didn't give us the answer.  I keep hoping that there's a few savvy entrprenuers out there who are going to figure out how to add new value by finding ways to gainfully employ the chronically unemployed.
Yeah, the company has less than 18 months left before total collapse imo.  I wouldn't be surprised if it goes under around Christmas tbh.  Their suppliers no longer give merchandise on credit but the only reason I give the enterprise that much time is because they might have overstock from all their recently closed locations flooding the still-open ones, lol.  From wiki: &gt;Since 2010, Sears has gone from more than 3,500 physical stores to 695 US stores.
That's a bit more nuanced than it seems.   The argument is that on balance, the government does not create wealth through value-added services, particularly when compared to private enterprise. That voluntary trade creates mutually beneficial outcomes, but involuntary taxation is at best a wealth transfer and at worst inefficient use of capital that leaves people worse off than they would be without it.  I mean...your characterization isn't totally unfair, but it isn't exactly right, either.
"Well what you said about money is the reason people say ""things are only worth, what people are willing to pay for them"". There is plenty of economic reasons to for instance conserve coastlines and the environment because deforestation, and coral destruction have negative externalities associated with that have to paid out in the future by who ever suffers from those externalities. However there isn't a market for eco-bonds or a way to value that landmass effectively which is a real issue for ecological conservation.  There are people trying to do what and there is an interesting article this week in The New Scientist about such nexus between ecology and economics but while there is clear value somewhere assigning it a price only works if people are willing to buy or invest in it.   Its quite sad how many of the critics of modern banking don't really appreciate what they do and what finance does (or more commonly confusion arises about what finance even is, let alone what it does)."
All the shit people attribute as being 'cool' about blockchain (immutability, decentralised, and so on) are a direct **consequence** of bitcoins having monetary value. Without a token that people are willing to sacrifice resources for, all those nice features go out the window.  In other words, bitcoin (the 'currency') has to have value for 'blockchain tech' to have value.  If you understand this basic logic, you will know what to do next.
(/u/what_comes_after_q &amp; /u/md___2020 - I thought you might appreciate this too).  While GE lost it's financial discipline in the 2000s, in the '90s and '80s GE was a supreme integrator of acquired businesses. [Here is a 1998 Harvard Business Review case study on GE.](https://hbr.org/1998/01/making-the-deal-real-how-ge-capital-integrates-acquisitions)  &gt; Lesson 1: Acquisition integration is not a discrete phase of a deal and does not begin when the documents are signed. Rather, it is a process that begins with due diligence and runs through the ongoing management of the new enterprise.  &gt; Lesson 2: Integration management is a full-time job and needs to be recognized as a distinct business function, just like operations, marketing, or finance.  &gt; Lesson 3: Decisions about management structure, key roles, reporting relationships, layoffs, restructuring, and other career-affecting aspects of the integration should be made, announced, and implemented as soon as possible after the deal is signed—within days, if possible. Creeping changes, uncertainty, and anxiety that last for months are debilitating and immediately start to drain value from an acquisition.  &gt; Lesson 4: A successful integration melds not only the various technical aspects of the businesses but also the different cultures. The best way to do so is to get people working together quickly to solve business problems and accomplish results that could not have been achieved before.
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&gt;Capitalism ~~sets~~ influences prices for perceived value.  FTFY  The dismal science?  I don’t know what you are talking about.  Wikipedia says it was coined by a Victorian age historian.  So I’m recreating what you perceive as the dismal science?  From the sound of back t, it is something you disagree with.  But I don’t know enough about either what you disagree or about “the dismal science” to point out where my ideas on economics differ.
When Hewlett Packard split they changed their name to HP Inc. and spun off Hewlett Packard Enterprise as a new corporation. This means HP Inc. has the same stock history and ticker (HPQ) as Hewlett Packard did so that's the one you want to search for. As you noticed this also means it's impossible to search for old Hewlett Packard's stock performance alone. One free service that seems to show the unadjusted historical stock price of HPQ is Google finance: https://www.google.com/finance?q=NYSE%3AHPQ
Well they all went to college, but on the side did their own projects. They eventually dropped out because college wouldn't grant them wealth. They took leadership, and did it on their own.  I mean... would you still be in college knowing you built an enterprise that is currently taking off?? No.  It's stupid to say DONT GO TO COLLEGE OR DROP OUT OF COLLEGE BECAUSE YOULL BE GRANTED TO BECOME A BILLIONAIRE. That's absurd. These drop outs had a plan already.
Customers are regularly confused by software pricing. Microsoft's Windows, for example. Either they're dumb and shouldn't confuse the customers or they know what they're doing. I'm betting the latter.  At 99 bucks, a product can seem expensive, but if the other offerings are 89 and 150, 99 seems like you're saving a lot on the 150 while only paying a bit more than the 99. Yet without those other options, 99 might seem expensive.  Business consumers are more likely to pay more so you can gouge them with the Enterprise edition at 150. 99 for the gold edition and 89 for lite. 99 will sell great and if that's what you were hoping for in the first place, that's good anchoring.  Don't think of the premium getting cannibalised. Just thing of the premium edition as a way to capture the consumer surplus of businesses.
"I am going to guess you are not a software developer.  Microsoft's average mid-career salary is $127,000, and most of their jobs are in Seattle, where the cost of living is lower than Silicon Valley, San Francisco, and New York.    They have top flight benefits, a wonderful campus, etc.  There is a serious lack of people who can program in the right industries.  And no, ""creating an app"" isn't the same as creating enterprise grade server software."
What I find hilarious about this is that the middle class thought they actually had that value in the first place.  Looks like the hood has been pulled off and they now realize 'oh wait you mean Im actually very poor'.  Yes, your house was not worth that much.  In fact its value may still be inflated.  This goes doubly true for the over extended and failing suburban sprawl 'experiment' that began in the 70s.  Its all been stolen b/c a generation wasnt taught about how money actually works.    Its sad but maybe now people will pay attention to politics and economics and do something about our disastrous policies.
"sure..i agree with all of that i'm sure theories exist and are valid, but what about utility - maybe there is value in tracking where money comes from, but right now all i see bunch of people shining shit and calling it gold and suckers are buying into it, maybe in the future it will result real innovation that adds value to people's lives more than just anonymity  More importantly, I don't like how you answered this question, I expected pointers on how there is value for society in cryptocyrrency or me in it's current form; not propaganda about bitcoin  Edit: added ""or me"" into 2nd paragraph and last paragraph; and blockchains/underlying tech is not the issue"
How about a third approach: Figure the buyout as above. Figure what percentage of the value of the house the buyout constitutes. When the house sells the other party gets that percentage of the sales price.
Yes, and heres some pretty scary stats.  Global debt went from about 200% of GPD in 2007 to 325% of GDP today.  Global Debt is about 2.5x more than the value of global broad money (all the money in the world).  The value of the derivatives market has increased to 6x the value of all global debt.  Meaning a global market of packaging and trading debt exists that is 6x the value of the debt being traded, and 15x the value of all the money in the world.
"Having read Rich Dad, Poor Dad, I absolutely despise Kiyosaki and everything he represents. He's all about ""passive income"", turnkey operations. That is, not actually working for your money. Gee, what an honourable strategy. How about actually doing something of value to earn a living?"
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PCI requires that any Point of Sale is receiving patches &amp; security updates. XP has been end of life'd since 2014. Its close cousin, POSReady 2009, will be supported through April 2019. So if this XP system interacts in any way with cardholder data, it's almost certainly not PCI compliant unless Santander has some enterprise agreement to support XP past its end of life.  XP and 2009 don't support TLS 1.1 or TLS 1.2, which is going to be a big deal on July 1, 2018, when PCI mandates that TLS 1.0 is disallowed.
&gt; war only exists because other governments exist  That's extremely naive. War existed long before governments. Any collective of humans is capable of going to war.  &gt; government doesn't actually do anything related to roads, other than use tax money to pay individual companies to build them  So how do you remove government from those steps?   You think we should have private police forces? You think State Farm or Allstate wants to do that? How exactly would they compete on price? It would not be a profitable enterprise unless it was totally corrupt.