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jacobin.com
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| | | | | The Trump White House has helped install the ticking time bomb that is cryptocurrency directly into our economy. When it blows up, the damage will be catastrophic. | |
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www.eliza-ng.me
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| | | | | The recent news of the demise of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) has sparked debate over the role of government in protecting depositors and ensuring that banks do not become a burden on taxpayers. SVB's failure was caused by its heavy investment in long-term bonds, whose value dropped when interest rates rose. This left the bank unable to meet its obligations to depositors, who would have lost their money had the government not stepped in with emergency funds. | |
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observer.com
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| | | | | Silicon Valley Bank, a commercial bank mainly holding deposits for venture capital-backed startups, was taken over by the federal government today (March 10) after a bank run drained its cash reserve and a last-minute effort to raise capital failed. | |
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theanarchistlibrary.org
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| | | [AI summary] The article discusses the complexities of consensus decision-making in social movements, using examples from the Occupy movement and historical contexts. It critiques the misuse of 'blocking' in consensus processes and emphasizes the importance of principles like equality and freedom. The author argues that consensus is not about unanimous approval but about ensuring that decisions respect the group's shared values. The piece also highlights the need for flexibility and decentralization in maintaining the movement's power and avoiding authoritarian structures. | ||
