I opened my position on March 27th then traded conservatively. It’s one of the easiest plays I’ve ever made. My comprehensive analysis was, “Trump will fuck this up.”

A mod deleted my comment and suggested I approach in a better way. I apologize for my presentation.

You were righteously angry. And, it’s definitely not ethical for the other to respond to words with physical violence.

I’m a multiple-minority with a strong sense of justice. I speak from experience when I say: We must pick our battles and means wisely, particularly since the orange baffoon emboldened a wide scope and magnitude of hatred.

I wasn’t there. But, it seems almost certain this was not a wise battle for you to fight alone, perhaps at all. There’s almost certainly something you should learn from this. And, whatever it is to be learned, it’s definitely not to silence yourself and advocate others follow.

If you tell us more and solicit others’ input then maybe there’s insight we could offer. And, if this isn’t a safe enough space to do that, PM me. I’ll share a place where such a post would be very well-received.

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48V, 10A at 6 feet or less length requires 16awg wire for <=3% loss (which is the critical appliance standard rather than the more lax <= 10% used for most DC circuits). That’s a wire with a conductor diameter of 1.3mm ~= 0.05in.

The cable probably isn’t 10A rated. But, it’s not an overly thick wire to get it done. Most of the girth is insulation and shielding.

This is overly simplified. And, I didn’t care to watch the video.

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I’ve never seen Australian exceptionalism. But, I’m not surprised.

If so then you were late to the table.

Shorted with options.

Reagan changed many paradigms for the worse. I’d bet the majority here couldn’t name his predecessor without looking it up, let alone the legislative majorities and legislation.

I’m going to go do something more productive.

I’ve studied political science, economics, and history for ten years. Most don’t have the time and resources. My mistake was engaging the echo chamber with something so complicated.

A tradition like president candidates releasing tax returns or presidents making White House visitor logs public or staying out of justice department actions or not personally profiting off the presidency or…

Yes. Much of the precedent that constitutes a “good” President was established by the actions of Washington and Adams.

Yeah, the dignity of the office took quite a nose dive at Reagan.

I expect and deserve better. It’s not a popular perspective here, where all have settled for “not Trump”. I’ll leave you to your less than mediocre whatever.

They’re wrong to do so. It’s an old tradition intended to ensure peaceful transfer of power and avoid hegemony. They disrespect the office.

Because Trump is a pig, all the rest should roll in the mud also? That doesn’t seem wise.

Ex-Presidents don’t endorse future politicians. They step aside for new leadership.

$1600/yr is $133/mo

The Pixel 9 is broken. The correct question is if we’ve figured out how it’s broken or need more time.

I ran an experiment: I only posted the facts without the reasoning. They’re not stupid. They reasoned it out quickly. But, the conclusions disturbed their comfort. It’s comfort they value most. Truth and justice be damned.

If you find one engaging IRL then investment there is a much, much better ROI for our future. All we can do here, in this format, is sow the seeds of doubt.

some kind of 12 dimensional master plan

This is how we know you’re not yet worth the investment of offering a communal opportunity.

I’d encourage you to stay because the underprivileged are most likely to be motivated to meaningful action. But, it’s pointless because you lack the resources to leave.

I don’t answer questions twice.