When thn sneeze is coming, you need to relax your anus.
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Cake day: July 26th, 2025
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The one with the wings is clearly a “Häbbergas”.
3·3 days agoIt doen’t matter where you got it from. My point stands.
The problem is, that you are looking at a photograph. If you’d visit a real lake you would see more geese.
6·4 days agoMeckernder Mettigel
3·6 days agoYou sound like a dad after reading the morning press.
You are repeating indoctrinated capitalist think patterns. In reality the market most often does not react like that.
The example as given by you is how you basically teach the concept of market balance to middle schoolers. However, it’s a hypotetical lab analogy. It’s over simplified for lay people. Comparable to the famous “ignore air resistance” in physics.
Markets are at times efficient, at other times inefficient. They may even be both concurrently.
First, economists do not believe that the market solves all problems. Indeed, many economists make a living out of analyzing “market failures” such as pollution in which laissez faire policy leads not to social efficiency, but to inefficiency.
Like our colleagues in the other social and natural sciences, academic economists focus their greatest energies on communicating to their peers within their own discipline. Greater effort can certainly be given by economists to improving communication across disciplinary boundaries
In the real world, it is not possible for markets to be perfect due to inefficient producers, externalities, environmental concerns, and lack of public goods.
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17·17 days agoI have one at home and it’s still not hacked.
5·17 days agoIt unusual, but as long as it’s nothing “romantic” I don’t see an issue. Especially people in Alabama do not want to lose contact to their families after a break up.
And they even found out that you can just buy this vest.
Wow, he should have found time to work on something else meanwhile.