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I think this thread is really about truffle oil, and you're trying to hijack it and make it about Trump and his speech about how Great he is, or how Great the Dyson vacuum cleaner is, or whatever he was trying to sell us suckers. I think you should either give out your best truffle oil recipe...

Jem, old boy, there is something profoundly irrational about many of your posts, but what is it exactly? I can't quite figure it out. Maybe if I sleep on it.

That's exactly what I would have guessed. Thank you for confirming.

Brilliant! You tube is an incredible source. That's why I an an owner -- but an under privileged one.

That's the traditional viewpoint. Do we have to modify it?

Maverick, the dynamic may be changing. We are in uncharted territory. universal low interest rates, "low inflation", and employment that by the old standards would be considered full, but we know that it's not full, because the ranks of the unemployed have been reduced by artifice.

I'm impressed with the detail of your research, even if i'm not able to be equally so with its quality or the logic of your conclusions. There seems to be no question, however, that at Yale the "W" was far more consistent (consistently mediocre). I can tell you this bit of gossip, and you won't...

I was hoping for an answer. I'm a bit chagrined at your response.

I'm going to make two wild guesses here, and you can tell me if I am right. 1) John Kerry is a lot better educated than you are; 2) John Kerry is a lot better at windsurfing than you are.

Kerry is right of course. The media's persistent coverage of terrorists' acts keeps irrational fear going. Media coverage does absolutely nothing to lessen the probability of a terrorist attack. What coverage may do, however, especially excessive coverage, is to indirectly make terrorist...

Anyone who can regularly buy on the bid and sell on the ask and has very low transaction costs can, in a sense, pick off retail traders who, in general, can't do this.

But he's still a lunatic! (Schiff, I mean.)

don't be ridiculous. A small measured rise will eventually be appropriate and the market will price it in by the time the rate increase arrives. It will have only a small effect on the market one way or the other.

The Open Society foundation was objecting to selective deletion from the net in order to favor one side or the other. You'll have to look at the specific regulations being referred to as "those regulations" to understand this. As a help in comprehending please see the italics phrase in F.F's...

I'm OK with it. Whatever. That's what the flag should stand for, viz., his right not to stand. But then I'm one of a very few true libertarians here. I would not be OK with him not playing to the best of his ability. But I assume he does. Perhaps in Stalin's Soviet Union those who did not stand...

Actually, that's incorrect. He is a strong advocate for freedom of speech regardless of whether he agrees with it or not. Again, read what you posted.

In every society there is a small percent of crackpots. A typical conversation with them might proceed thus: You: "Hello Bill , how is your day going?"; Crackpot: "I saw a rabbit in the woods today. Shoehorn!" You just smile, wave, and move on. What more can you do, other than to see that...

Your response wasn't addressed to me, but please permit me to respond regardless. The question you asked made me want to laugh. But then it occurred to me that you might have been serious. In which case, were I a Christian, I guess I would want to pray for you. Where have you been all these...

There was no need for Futurecurrents to elaborate. You made the compelling argument yourself. Read the document you posted. Soros is a hero to all those who oppose totalitarian governments and support freedom of speech.