The Munger dorm has panels with lighting that mimics sunlight. As someone who never opens his windows, I don’t see the psychological need to have windows in rooms.
The design appeals to me as an efficient use of space. It just makes sense to me. My only problem at that age would be not having seven people I’d want to share such a unit with.
https://twitter.com/byyourlogic/status/1454215385687937026?s=21
https://twitter.com/byyourlogic/status/1454215745492115462?s=21
Didn’t the Lincoln Project slapdicks get cancelled? Do we still have to deal with them and their bullshittery?
Edit: in case anyone is wondering why the Lincoln Party is trending, apparently they faked a Klan rally to embarrass the Republican candidate in the Virginia race and got caught.
https://twitter.com/McCormackJohn/status/1454196150177783811?s=20
Isn’t it just basic Christian theology to say that we are born sinful?
Yes. Unless it’s because of white privilege.
bible only had white people with original sin. god didn’t get around to creating other people until the atlantic trade needed cottonpickers.
I don’t think you understand the degree to which people (white women in the midwest) don’t believe in white privilege.
Imagine naming your sprog Somberly tho’
unless i’m mistaken, loudoun county is not in the midwest
“And I said to her, no sweetheart, it is the urban thug blacks and globalist Jews that are evil.”
Actually, it’s probably $200 million of gain that is untaxed plus a $200 million deduction against other income. So $400 million untaxed.
Most of these people are either full of shit or paid actors. There are literal websites where you can hire struggling actors to astroturf these meetings.
I guess this is why I’m hearing that aurora borealis may be visible in the north of the Czech Republic tonight
This treatment has never made sense to me. Is there any defense for it? Just complete double dipping.
That’s like putting your whole mouth into the dip!
I’ve never seen any defense other than vague “encourage charity” BS, and it’s hard to imagine what it would look like. An interesting consideration for retirement planning is that tax-exempt accounts are often not that much better (if at all) than taxable accounts (at least for stock that don’t pay a lot of dividends), because there are so many tricks for holders of stock. In addition to basic capital gains deferral, you can do loss harvesting for some ordinary deductions every year, and if you regularly give to charity, you can donate shares instead to zero out some of your gain. And then Vanguard and ETFs use heartbeat transactions to effectively zero out capital gains from portfolio rebalancings as well.
What is this? Can you explain further?