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Transit Costs Project Researcher 英国基進主義者 English state buildingism.. in the Sino-Japanese). I crow for the dawn, like this rooster by Kano Sansetsu, my mind in his 10 Snow incidents landscape.
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Tbh people talk about Trump as a rejection of neoliberalism in a bunch of ways but I think the biggest is the rejection of the depersonalization/professionalization of economic decisionmaking.
Show PostThe Northern US colonies had very little slavery and high wages from as early as visible to economic historians. This has to do with plantation vs. yeoman agriculture - but the Expanse depicts a yeoman-ish Belt in which owning a spaceship is more like owning a truck than like owning a private jet.
Show PostI don't read it is as Democrats on welfare but as Europeans on welfare, as written by Americans who've only heard of Europe in media stereotypes. But yeah, the Expanse's economics were always weird. For one, settler regions have high incomes to entice people to move in, the opposite of the Belt.
Show Postso if I moved to england for work or education, I would have to spend 15 years on revolving work/study visas before being eligible for any social services?
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