Europe's massive shift toward solar panels has sent many millions to China, one of the most polluting countries on the planet.

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> when you die.

You can leave your 12-word or 24-word recovery phrase in your testament.

> Think generational wealth, not divorce survival.

Why not both?

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You are right to preach with your book. I hope your marriage goes well and that the book is successful.

But I am skeptical.

The ones I remember:

Previously, the state owned a large percentage of companies, and positions depended on political affiliation rather than efficiency. Change: Privatization.

There were strict import controls to “strengthen” the domestic economy, but this killed competition and stunted development. Change: The economy was opened up.

There were price controls, which increased shortages and the black market, and ration cards were created. Change: All of this was eliminated and the economy was liberalized.

The central bank printed money at a rapid pace and set interest rates for populist purposes, causing inflation of 500% officially and over 1000% if the black market was also taken into account. Change: The central bank became independent and completely technical.

But it wasn't perfect; it could have been privatized further, they could have moved towards 100% reserve banking, followed the gold standard, or allowed free competition of currencies. More could have been done, but it wasn't. In any case, it worked until those nostalgic for Allende's ideas arrived and reversed all the progress under the guise of equality.

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GM

Sergio de Castro implemented ideas from the Chicago school (such as those of Milton Friedman), and Hernán Buchi then perfected what Sergio had built.

Some people believe that Pinochet was the liberator of the economy, but the truth is that, as a military man, he had no idea about economic schools, and the 10% economic growth when Chile returned to democracy had nothing to do with him, but rather with the “Chicago boys.”

Well, capitalism worked in Chile (at the time it was called the Chilean Miracle), until the socialists arrived (starting with Ricardo Lagos) and began with the idea of redistributing the wealth that had been created in previous years. Now, after years of socialism, we are stagnant like the rest of Latin America.

This is something a manipulative fortune seeker would say.

It seems like the dude is already thinking about a potential divorce. He seems wise.

> he doesn't have a real intention to marry her in his heart

Maybe it's because he has a functioning brain and knows how modern marriage works instead of thinking like it's a Disney fairy tale.

Nope

And she has not yet seen socialism work.

His wallet, her ass = match

GM

After the American Eagle “incident,” the “furious libtards,” instead of looking for a model who was more attractive than Sydney, continued to push their agenda of ugly and fat models even harder.

They seriously don't know what it means to compete. It's not just a narrative, they really don't know.

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Pennywise

Cubans: How totalitarian is your island?

UK:

Spain began tracking peer-to-peer transfers (called Bizum), prompting people to resist by requesting cash only.

The rest of the EU continues to follow the same totalitarian logic by promoting the Digital Euro (CBDC). But there is hope that people will resist.

In Brazil, P2P transfers are called Pix, and its own CBDC is on track to be implemented, but there, people prefer convenience over privacy or freedom.

Even in Spain, there are limits; they vote for socialism, but they resist this type of control. In Brazil, nothing; if they block Twitter, it's because “the government must have some legitimate reason.” A thoroughly slave mentality.

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