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1 year agoSorry, your voice was gargled by Putin’s cock. Mind taking it out for just a moment?
Sorry, your voice was gargled by Putin’s cock. Mind taking it out for just a moment?
Made that switch two years ago, still absolutely love Tidal. Wish it had a WearOS app but I’ll take hot with the higher quality sound and no-bullshit app
I now know even which way the Dnipro flows when describing the battlelines (left bank = east, right bank = west). I barely knew the Dnipro existed two years ago.
Looks nice!
Basque Republic (most is submerged)
Homes as wealth-creators.
Americans take it as received wisdom that homes are meant to generate income through higher valuations over time. We just assume home prices go up over time and if it’s not actively increasing in value, the home was a failure.
Many other countries don’t treat homes this way. They are dwellings, invest what you want to your liking, but it’s not a retirement account.
This focus on wealth generation creates lots of perverse incentives, such as exclusionary zoning, building on lots that are overly large, and suburban sprawl. These don’t reflect people’s actual, desired form of housing but rather maximize wealth for homeowners at the expense of everyone else.
We have a completely warped view of housing that causes us to be preyed upon by real estate agents, landlords, HOAs and the like.