does inventory cause price or does price cause inventory? (usually causal arrows go both ways, but is the inventory-causes-price story true enough it can reliably guide policy?)
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does inventory cause price or does price cause inventory? (usually causal arrows go both ways, but is the inventory-causes-price story true enough it can reliably guide policy?)
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"Being an Apple customer is like being in a 24/7 BDSM relationship…without a safe-word. Maybe you like the control Apple exerts over your life most of the time, but if they ever start to hurt you, there's no way to make them stop" ~Cory Doctorow pluralistic.net/2025/09/28/w...
image/meme-based communication may be something quite different, i don't know. short-form video is also something distinct, but does seem closer to classical orality and gossip, although the differences may matter too.
maybe we as a society decide we don’t want increased orality. maybe we put our thumb on the scale in a variety of ways for an internet of text.
the process of persuasion between now and then would likely be ungentle.
the ethnonational reaction to liberalism, a backlash to the sense that important, protective, culturally important identities are dissolved under atomistic liberalism, will eventually occasion recourse to a more aggressively identity-undermining liberalism as the only way out of cycles of vengeance.
the miracle i want from a medbed is just a good night’s sleep.
am i the only one who worried for a moment that ICE was coming for this guy? youtu.be/ZcJjMnHoIBI
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(i read the jasmine sun piece as very anthropological, explaining but from a distance.)
i feel like we are all, on every side, living through our villain origin stories.
“Neo-hustle-culture is a modern twist on Weber’s Protestant ethic: if the world is soon to be divided into the blessed and the damned, the techno-kings and the techno-peasants, anxious technologists should work as hard as they can to prove they deserve to end up on the right side of that divide.”
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