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living the dream. what country are you in, if you don't mind me asking?

they can't because they get sanctioned, and they can't because they can't replicate it anyway because they lack the manufacturing. Like me or you, we have access to patents because they are public, but we have no way to manufacture it at a cost lower than the price we would pay for the final...

talk about an industry that is 1. illegal 2. heavily relying on other platforms... Do you really think this exponential growth will last? You don't think the big platforms are aware of it?

if you are hosting your website in china and operating in china, they could claim copyright but what can they do about it to you? I guarantee that every country would do what china is doing, but they can't. mostly because they don't get the blueprints from american companies. China gets it...

I understand what you mean and I agree. However, regardless of what we say, this move is killing all these revenue streams that people have taken a lot of time to build.

I get the exact same impression. The government especially, is reactive in nature instead of preventive (for example by how governments have handled the virus). Grander masterplans work more in the form of subversion over generations (anti-russia, anti-china media subversion for example), not "I...

it is for the people who's main gig relies on tiktok's platform for marketing. And I am not even talking about the content creators who are mostly only relying on the platform itself. I don't understand where some of you got this idea of so long your portfolio is diversified, a ban on a large...

edgy. bottom line is that a lot of users will lose the community they built and their aspirations alongside with it. I wouldn't want to be in their position.

I don't care if it's fake or not. Wearing a mask in stores and spamming purell isn't a hassle after the first day.

it's the same thing as saying "oh that's the problem when you rely on one company that you work full-time for. Too bad that company is going bankrupt, you lost your job." Not everyone can diversify their main source of income.

this is the first thing I thought of too. the second thing I wonder about is how likely he will get reelected now that he alienates a whole social media platform. apparently 50% of tiktok users are 18-34 so this will be interesting.

is it just because there wouldn't be anybody renting it for more than 35k, so 35k is the best he can get? I assume that the mansion's market value grows much more than what it could earn by rent, so the 35k/month is just a bonus.

I am buying reselling stuff on ebay as part of a niche hobby (because it's nice to break even while getting free items I want, while helping others in the community to get their stuff they need), nothing big, maybe 1-2 purchase per month and 1-2 sales per month, and i can see already that it is...

Why are some of you mad? If select customers choose to be racist and spend more money at black owned businesses and google wants to cater this, let them do it. This is the same as a chinese restaurant having "China buffet" as its name, or an indian clothing store called "India's marketplace"...

I'd definitively flip through the pages after that warning

how much does this guy earn anyway? I have watched his videos on youtube, he gives general pointers to live/think better, but nothing substantial (although I don't believe one can learn substantial knowledge without trying anyway).