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Girino Vey!
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Software developer and political nihilist.
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Girino Vey! 2 months ago
New data just shattered a feminist myth: women are NOT more tolerant than men. In fact, men are often more tolerant of political enemies than women are of political allies. The irony is staggering. Men, often labelled aggressive and oppressive, are more tolerant than women. Source:
42 万次播放 · 2 万个心情 | New data just shattered a feminist myth: women are NOT more tolerant than men. In fact, men are often more tolerant of political enemies than women are of political allies. The irony is staggering. Men, often labelled aggressive and oppressive, are more tolerant than women. | Blendr News
New data just shattered a feminist myth: women are NOT more tolerant than men. In fact, men are often more tolerant of political enemies than wome...
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Girino Vey! 2 months ago
Sometimes the best ideas are so obvious that everyone assumes someone else must have tried them first. Estonia's Prime Minister Mart Laar discovered this when he implemented Milton Friedman's flat tax proposal, not knowing his small Baltic nation would be making economic history. The results? Eight neighboring countries, including Russia, followed Estonia's lead. But as Laar notes, prosperity doesn't automatically change everyone's mindset. Some still long for the "security" of the old Soviet system, even when surrounded by new opportunities. It turns out that changing an economy is easier than changing attitudes. Freedom requires more than just better policies—it requires people willing to embrace the responsibility that comes with it. Source:
8.8 万次播放 · 1,401 个心情 | Sometimes the best ideas are so obvious that everyone assumes someone else must have tried them first. Estonia's Prime Minister Mart Laar discovered this when he implemented Milton Friedman's flat tax proposal, not knowing his small Baltic nation would be making economic history. The results? Eight neighboring countries, including Russia, followed Estonia's lead. But as Laar notes, prosperity doesn't automatically change everyone's mindset. Some still long for the "security" of the old Soviet system, even when surrounded by new opportunities. It turns out that changing an economy is easier than changing attitudes. Freedom requires more than just better policies—it requires people willing to embrace the responsibility that comes with it. | Free To Choose Network
Sometimes the best ideas are so obvious that everyone assumes someone else must have tried them first. Estonia's Prime Minister Mart Laar disc...
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Girino Vey! 2 months ago
O recado está dado com “Conversa de Botequim”: um convite pra uma história que acontece na Lapa, cheia de boemia e afeto — “Zezinho de Nervina”, o novo livro do João Carino (meu diretor artístico). Te espero no lançamento. 💖📚 MÚSICA DE MALANDRAGEM 📖 18h — Lançamento do livro “Zezinho de Nervina” 🎤 20h — Bate-papo musical (Lapa dos anos 40) 📅 21/11/2025 • 📍 Theatro Municipal de Niterói 🎟️ R$ 40 (livro incluso) Source:
7.3 万次播放 · 1.6 万个心情 | O recado está dado com “Conversa de Botequim”: um convite pra uma história que acontece na Lapa, cheia de boemia e afeto — “Zezinho de Nervina”, o novo livro do João Carino (meu diretor artístico). Te espero no lançamento. 💖📚 MÚSICA DE MALANDRAGEM 📖 18h — Lançamento do livro “Zezinho de Nervina” 🎤 20h — Bate-papo musical (Lapa dos anos 40) 📅 21/11/2025 • 📍 Theatro Municipal de Niterói 🎟️ R$ 40 (livro incluso) | Nanda Garcia
O recado está dado com “Conversa de Botequim”: um convite pra uma história que acontece na Lapa, cheia de boemia e afeto &#...
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Girino Vey! 2 months ago
Why the hell are houses so expensive? You cannot have housing operate as the nation’s principal investment vehicle and have cheap, abundant affordable housing. It's why Reason’s Andrew Heaton thinks America can learn something from Japanese housing. Source:
13 万次播放 · 2,165 个心情 | Why the hell are houses so expensive? You cannot have housing operate as the nation’s principal investment vehicle and have cheap, abundant affordable housing. It's why Reason’s Andrew Heaton thinks America can learn something from Japanese housing. | Reason Magazine
Why the hell are houses so expensive? You cannot have housing operate as the nation’s principal investment vehicle and have cheap, abundant ...
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