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Why Microsoft wants TikTok — Tom Warren

Mixer streaming service. Microsoft has been favoring its enterprise software and services, and even Cortana has transitioned to be productivity-focused. How does a service that caters to dancing teenagers fit with Microsoft’s buttoned-up business demographic?If you dig a little deeper into Microsoft’s future ambitions, though, a move to acquire TikTok’s operations in the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand could benefit many of Microsoft’s existing businesses while also setting the...

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Will the SECOND WAVE of CORONAVIRUS be WORSE than the first? – VisualPolitik EN

Masks reduce the spread of COVID-19 infections, as well as lowering the viral load, leading to a far less severe infection. In this way, masks will also significantly reduce the impact that Covid-19 will have on our economies.The conspiracists always complained that the Lockdowns were doing far too much damage to our economies, and yet they refuse to wear masks which could limit the impact of COVID-19. Pay close attention to this data: 13.5 million cases and about 600,000 deaths worldwide....

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Is the fiscal cliff on hold? It may not even happen.

New data suggests there may not be a fiscal cliff after all. That doesn't workers and parts of the economy won't suffer, but stocks could still rise. More data is needed. Trade and invest using the concepts of MMT. Get a 30-day free trial to MMT Trader. https://www.pitbulleconomics.com/mmt-trader/?s2-ssl=yes/ Download my podcasts! New one every week. https://www.buzzsprout.com/1105286

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Why Can’t We All Just Get Along? The Uncertain Biological Basis of Morality — Robert Wright

If you put Greene’s findings in general form—human “reasoning” is sometimes more about gut feeling than about logic—they are part of a wave of behavioral-science research that in recent years has raised doubts about how much trust your brain deserves. The best-seller lists have featured such books as Predictably Irrational, by the Duke psychologist Dan Ariely, and Thinking, Fast and Slow, in which the Princeton psychologist and Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman covers acres of research into...

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Updated – How Your Brain Is Getting Hacked: Facebook, Tinder, Slot Machines | Tristan Harris

Updated with KV Tweet I read an article recently which warned that too much use of social media can chronically raise cortisol levels which can lead to long term ill health.I sometimes spend days debating with conspiracists, deniers, and very recently with some Zionists, which was particularly ugly because they believe they are fighting a war.These debates often leave me feeling wired and irritated. Sometimes I realise that the person I have been fiercely debating with is actually quite a...

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Tito needs the IMF, South Africa doesn’t — Dick Forslund

It shows why the extreme economic programme of the neoliberal faction in the ANC — a programme that rules out redistribution from rich to poor and any challenge of corporate power as policy alternatives — needs to be politically locked-in almost by means of political pressure from international institutions.A further measure to prevent democratic processes and elections from changing economic policy is captured by the commitment in the Letter of Intent to the IMF, to seek government...

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The 21st Century Is Set To Be One Of Massive Disruptions That Pose Serious Threats To Society — Ann Florini and Sunil Sharma

Well, it couldn't be any worse, or that much worse, than the 20th century, with two world wars and a global depression, could it?econointersect.comThe 21st Century Is Set To Be One Of Massive Disruptions That Pose Serious Threats To SocietyAnn Florini, clinical professor at the Thunderbird School of Global Management, Arizona State University, and Sunil Sharma, distinguished visiting scholar at the Elliott School of International Affairs, The George Washington University, and a senior...

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Bill Mitchell – Latest Data – largest quarterly output decline in recorded US history – but Europe is worse

The US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) released the – Gross Domestic Product, Second Quarter 2020 (Advance Estimate) – data last week (July 30, 2020). It shows that the US economy has declined by 9.49 per cent between the March- and June-quarters. On an annual basis the decline was 9.54 per cent. This is the largest quarterly contraction in recorded history. Consumption expenditure declined by 10.1 per cent in real terms and business investment by 17.4 per cent. The collapse in consumer...

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Doctor Fact-Checks PLANDEMIC Conspiracy

This doctor debunks many of the Covid-19 conspiracy theories.Hospitals do get $13,000 per patient and then another $39,000 when they go on ventilators, but ventilators are very expensive, and people on them need more supervision, more trained medical staff, and very expensive drugs.Hundreds of you have requested that I watch and respond to the Plandemic movie ft. Dr. Judy Mikovits, recently published on social media. I decided to check it out and respond point by point to the biggest claims...

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