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  • A capitalist with a longer time horizon than next quarter

  • The Epstein files must be stored at Camp Pendleton

  • They deserve to be mocked. Two ports is a joke when one is required for charging.

  • They're partnering with a non-profit 501(c)(3) generic manufacturer that was set up by groups of hospitals.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civica_Rx

    Seems as legit as you're going to find in the US.

  • She's betting on collapse

  • My retired neighbor waits to do it on Sunday. I think he has a bottle of 2 stroke oil on his nightstand beside the tissue box

  • They're trying to manufacture a crisis, so using guns against ICE is what they want to justify their next steps.

    I do not disagree with you though

  • Your example assumes zero down payment, so yes.But if your down payment had been 4k, gap would not have paid out. It's only what you owe, not what you paid.

  • Gap insurance is just you gambling on a tiny down payment. The house always wins.

  • That's true, but that depreciation is often recoverable. That deducted amount is paid out when you repair or replace the damage.

    Cars don't work like that though, OP should fight the valuation unless they left out critical information like a $5,000 deductible.

  • Sun tsu said don't interrupt them

  • Yeah that's how I meant it. It short circuits their business model.

  • But that was taking too long

  • Solid body electric guitars- the first models have been in continuous production and are still available.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fender_Telecaster

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibson_Les_Paul

    There were earlier "electric guitars" but I'm thinking all inventions build on previous creations. I don't think you'll find many pure answers to OPs question. I think the closest you'll find is going to be an advancement that produced a single step change in design that flattened the innovation curve forever after. I think the microwave oven was a great example.

    Electric fuses also come to mind. Little has changed since 1890.

  • So good, that Google abandoned their reader

  • Spicy k-cups are available commercially

  • Does that make Ubuntu protestant?