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RE: Philosophy of Social engineering - mcpvperz - 04-29-2024 I disagree with your capitalist statement. Capitalism is what makes the US and other countries flourish. However, companies making billions of dollars a year are not going to miss the $300 airpods that I got for free. RE: Philosophy of Social engineering - daniel2005 - 04-29-2024 (04-28-2024, 11:28 PM)Elsdebo Wrote: Always interesting these threads. Who is to judge who? Yep, usually staying under around 700 for most scenarios is the best way to go. I believe the 450 figure was written years ago, prior to rampant inflation. Usually for most items under that are $700 are scrutinized less, however once you enter the 1000s territory things get more tricky, more entities are involved, making success harder. RE: Philosophy of Social engineering - talrodil - 04-29-2024 (04-29-2024, 04:10 AM)mcpvperz Wrote: I disagree with your capitalist statement. Capitalism is what makes the US and other countries flourish. However, companies making billions of dollars a year are not going to miss the $300 airpods that I got for free. Helps if you quote the message you're replying to. On the off chance you were replying to me - capitalism is great. Exploitation, corruption and abusing the 99,9% so a few old men in suits can have a big boat in Florida is not. There's an old saying in poker: you can shear a sheep a 100 times. You can skin it only once. I think this applies to SE perfectly. Bend the rules here and there and you'll make some good money. Get greedy and you'll ruin it for everyone. |