Over the past 5 years, BRKA has beaten the S&P by 30%. Over the past 20 years, it has beaten the S&P by 600%.
I get that past performance isn't an indicator of future success, but are we daft? Why are people encouraged to put their entire portfolio in an S&P 500 index fund?
Submission Statement: This in-depth Youtube documentary goes into the details of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine for May 16th - 31st. It highlights key areas where Russia and Ukraine are advancing and goes over some of the various geopolitical events unfolding around the war, such as the provisions for F-16 Fighter jets to Ukraine, additional military support from the west, Hungary's blockade of EU aid, and discussion regarding the Ukrainian Counteroffensive.
CIA agents in Havana complaining of mental fog, dizziness, ear pain in 2016. Children in Miami in 1974, hyperventilating and wracked with abdominal pain. A medieval outbreak of the “dancing plague”…
Submission Statement: Foreign Adversaries are Very Unlikely to Blame for the So Called 'Havana Syndrome' that occurred amongst US and Canadian Embassy Staff. The event was more likely to have been caused by the combination of loud crickets and mass hysteria.
The podcast preludes with another even of mass hysteria that happened in the 1970s among school children in Miami and then follows with additional stories of mass hysteria around public health. It also delves into the high risks and public backlash to health experts and companies alike when calling out mass hysteria events while they unfold.
Having joined in 2009, yes, I am a bit heartbroken. There were so many great things about it in those early days. It was a closer knit community, where r/all showed nearly all of the popular posts from all subreddits, so your perspective of the world was challenged. Some really great AMAs, not just from famous people. Secret Santa, witty April Fools gimmicks, annual donorschoose.org events.
I stopped using StumbleUpon when I found Reddit, and I nearly stopped popurls too.
But has others mentioned, as I grew older, the number of new subreddits I would subscribe to dwindled. r/all rarely showed a post from a smaller sub. Something about the community changed too. It became more casual, memey and jokey instead of insightful. In other words, the noise got louder than the signal. So, I mainly just stuck to /r/chess, askhistorians, geopolitics, northcarolina, and worldnews. And I rarely commented.
I was bummed when they forced me to change my own subreddit, but I kept on for many years after. Then came the removal of Secret Santa, then more and more and more profiteering. I finally gave up in March when they took away the simple little i.reddit.com and I started looking for alternatives.
Months later, I'm still heartbroken and a bit bitter. Reddit of old will always have a dear place in my heart, but I've started to make peace with moving on.
I'm no artist, but I thought Kbin could use a mascot. Shall we all create one together?
Kbin.social passes 30k Monthly Active Users
It's still tiny numbers in the scheme of things, but also quite a big number for a site that had ~30 users this time last month....
June 16 2023 Events Thread (www.visitnc.com)
Weekly Promotion Posts for Events
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Weekly Promotion Posts for Events
Bakhmut Falls - Belgorod Raid - Russian Invasion of Ukraine; Next 6 Months to be a Test for Further Western Aid. (www.youtube.com)
Cautionary Tales - Havana Syndrome and a Tale of Mass Hysteria (timharford.com)
CIA agents in Havana complaining of mental fog, dizziness, ear pain in 2016. Children in Miami in 1974, hyperventilating and wracked with abdominal pain. A medieval outbreak of the “dancing plague”…
GothamChess's Review of The Most Famous Chess Game Of All Time (www.youtube.com)
The Paul Morphy Duke Karl Count Isouard Opera Chess Game
Why Icing a Sprain Doesn’t Help, and Could Slow Recovery (getpocket.com)
By trying to reduce inflammation, you could also be interfering with the process of repair....
People from Reddit or redditors, people from Boston are Bostonians, people from Canada are Canadian. What should the people of this site use for a demonym?
I've seen keebinetters, but that feels like trying to say Massachusettsian instead of Bay Stater....
for the Reddit refugees, do you also feel a bit heartbroken?
For me it feels like breaking up with someone after many years. At the same time, I feel a bit dirty mentioning the name in the post title.