Message from @SuperMikeJames
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Kind of, yes. The integrated in economics is called Spatial economics - which is a field alongside: financial economics, welfare economics, labor economics etc
So how do they use spatial analysis in this?
Or rather how do they manage to integrate it
That’s a vague question, I can’t answer that.
@sɪᴅɪsɴᴏᴛʜᴇʀᴇ what papers have you written?
What was your thesis on?
@sɪᴅɪsɴᴏᴛʜᴇʀᴇ do you believe in evolution?
Lol imagine not believing in evolution
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imagine believing in macro-evolution
Woah
Lol
This macro vs micro evolution is a thing republicans have invented to be able to agree with every premise of evolution and still just say “nuh-uh, not related to monkeys!”
Lies
Lies I say
@Sophie Sorry, life likes to get in the way of discussions. You asked:
> What does Hunter Biden have to do with [the impeachment]
Investigating Hunter Biden was one of the impeachment articles. It’s been an issue that Trump has tried to figure out for a long time.
What does that mean?
Trump was impeached for Trump’s crimes, the victims have nothing to answer for
TRUMP 2020
Trump is imperfect as shit, but our only hope against our Chinese overlords
Amen.
Don’t we all agree.
yes, the deep state is behind the carona V to make POSUS look bad
kind if far out for my first or send post
The timing raises suspicion
thank you
but it may be China acting alone too
They've proven they don't care about sacrificing their own people
every other politician dem or rino is sold out to China
we'll never know either way
right
China is a bad actor, either way
we need to reduce dependency on them as much as possible
we have less probs with russa than we have with Mexico
historicaly mind you we have not been alied with Mexico
but trump is trying to do right by all accounts
> Let's start by actually describing what is happening. The Chinese coronavirus isn't some fluke of globalization. It is the inevitable byproduct of it. Exotic diseases and the mass destruction they cause are built-in costs of connectedness and they always will be.
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> The people who told us there was no downside to living in a borderless world were lying. Make them eat their words, strip them of their power. Never listen to them again.
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> In fact – and this is still the hardest thing for official Washington to accept – this pandemic vindicates Donald Trump's entire political thesis on the big things. Trump was right.
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> Trade, immigration, manufacturing, globalization. These are the issues a ruling class assiduously ignores and has ignored for decades in favor of silly, calculated distractions like gender warfare and race politics, things that divide us.
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> Trump, by contrast, ran on the issues that mattered, and he won precisely because the public was tired of being lied to.
Your point?
It's a quote, and the point is self evident