LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

@coolboymew
2 carrots? Damn, you're seriously trying to impress her...

@usfreespeech1776
WTF???
Why??? How??? I "get it" when a mom does it, since she is stuck with the kid for years, but daycare worker? WHY?

I don't get it. If you hate your job, quit. But to murder a kid? Why?

Sorry for not writing an intelligent post, but I cannot put this into words....

solved... for now.

Is there on fediverse at least someone who is actually not a programmer or "IT guy" of some kind?

Just wondering, since I don't remember seeing any other job in the bio.

What kind of pseudo-human
What kind of immoral actor
What kind of selfish demon

what kind of absolute trash of a person do you have to be to pe blaying music outlout while in quarantene? I cannot leave this room, and some piece of shit thinks it's ok to torture me?

I am asking seriously. What state of mind do you have to be in to think that kind of behaviour is normal?

@dielan Nice music, but that is NOTHING without a great dance...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7-ZuxfaFCU

@matrix man, don't post things like this mere weeks afrer I boght my pc...

Not cool...

@nuckfiggers@neckbeard.xyz @sjw@neckbeard.xyz

A basic economic model of company is quite simple. You sell goods and take all of the profit. The problem is, that you can only work with the money you already do own. Here comes the biggest deal the devil has ever made.
Stonks:

If you "go public" with your company, you can sell your decision power and revenue percentage in exchange for money required to build it faster. Let's say you want to do something crazy, like for instance... Build a fucking clone of NASA. You cannot do that on your own, but the profit is so good, many people would want a piece of it.

Here comes the joke. After the company is complete, you still do not own it and there is only one way of getting it back. And that is to buy it back. "willingly"

But why would people want to sell their parts of the complany back, when it is generating a profit? Because they're dumb.

Most stocks have 2 parts. Their "value" and the part of revenue they generate. Dumb people buy the stocks hoping their "value" will grow, but this value is 100% dependant on who would want to buy it back from you. On the other hand, the decision and revenue are not dependant on this "value" at all.

So... What just happened?
Elon sent a tweet making people want to sell their decision and revenue power for a lover price, so now he can effectively buy perts of his company back at a 7 percent sale (and growing). This has 0 affect on an actual value of the company itself, only on the price of "decision and revenue potencial" called "stock".

@nuckfiggers@neckbeard.xyz @sjw@neckbeard.xyz

I knew the insider trading was supposed to be easy, but this is just cheating money into your own pocket :D

@kick Please, do you have a screenshot of this "hell"?