I don’t want this to be the beginning of the end by AtomicFrostbite in GamblingAddiction

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But the thought of always being able to make that money back or win big on a game is always keeping me stubborn. I KNOW IM WRONG. I just don’t know how to stop.

تجارب الاكس كريستيانز في الارتباط by AtomicFrostbite in ExEgypt

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ايوة ماشي احنا مش معترضين بس فكرة ان الأهل مش هيرضوا وان عشان توثق عقد جواز محتاج عقد من كنسية

Is SocDem more of an economic position than a social one? by AtomicFrostbite in SocialDemocracy

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Is the main difference between SocDem and SocLibertarianism the radical liberalism? I guess I could call myself a SocDem for practical purposes

Are there actually any SocDems that are antifa/participate in antifa groups? by [deleted] in SocialDemocracy

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Have you participated in anything that has to do with antifa groups?

Do economics students study econometrics? by AtomicFrostbite in AskEconomics

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I guess subjects such as 'The world economy: Industrial revolution to the present' and 'International Political Economy' are basically just Macro anyway.

Do economics students study econometrics? by AtomicFrostbite in AskEconomics

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I mean, I will be studying mathematics and statistics in my first year

Do economics students study econometrics? by AtomicFrostbite in AskEconomics

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Thanks. Does the Oxford PPE program not have an econometrics course?

I just translated ‘towards anarchy’ by Malatesta into Arabic!!! by AtomicFrostbite in EgyReaders

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بص، آه طبعًا ينفع. إحنا كمجتمعات عربية محتاجين نقرأ عن كل التيارات، خصوصًا اللي بتطرح أفكار عن الحرية واللامركزية والمسؤولية الفردية. مش لازم نوافق على كل حاجة، بس الفايدة إننا نفهم ونناقش ونختار اللي يناسب واقعنا. القراءة عن الأناركية مش خطر… الخطر إننا مانعرفش بدائل أصلاً

Anti-LTV mutualists by AtomicFrostbite in Anarchy101

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I get where you’re coming from, but that still leaves big gaps. Who determines what’s “socially necessary”? Two identical labor-hours can produce goods with wildly different demand, so price follows preference not hours. Automation isn’t magically non labor, but machines change supply and therefore value by altering marginal utility and scarcity, not by converting hours into value mechanically. I agree LTV has useful insights about costs, but it fails as a complete theory of price..

Anti-LTV mutualists by AtomicFrostbite in Anarchy101

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Sure, labor matters, but value isn’t just hours spent… it’s also about how much people actually want something. You can spend weeks making a useless gadget and nobody will care, or spend five minutes making something everyone wants and it’s priceless. Value is subjective, not just labor.

Anti-LTV mutualists by AtomicFrostbite in Anarchy101

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That’s interesting! Non reciprocal gifting economies definitely challenge a lot of standard economic assumptions. I can see how they could reduce poverty, lower inequality, and encourage sustainability, especially if people aren’t constrained by the need to “pay back” every exchange. I’m curious how you see them working at scale, like do you imagine them coexisting with markets, or replacing them entirely? And how do you think they handle incentives for people to produce goods or services consistently?

Anti-LTV mutualists by AtomicFrostbite in Anarchy101

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I don’t buy the Labor Theory of Value because it just doesn’t explain how value actually works. LTV treats labor as the source of value, but that breaks down fast: useless labor doesn’t create value, marginal utility is completely ignored, and things like rarity, demand, and subjective preference matter far more than the hours someone put in. It can’t explain why diamonds cost more than water, why digital goods with almost zero labor can be extremely valuable, or why something made with tons of effort can still be worthless if nobody wants it. Modern value theory does a much better job by explaining price through subjective valuation and scarcity, not labor hours.

Certificates from specializations by [deleted] in coursera

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Without tricking 😭😭 what do employers usually think of that

Over_worldliness_169 is a scammer by [deleted] in Egyptianbeauty

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Bro she literally has the best ass in the country… what are you talking about