Advertising With TARP Funds Is Tricky Business
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Christian Graus wrote:
LOL - so that's all you've got ? Empty rhetoric ?
Empty Rhetoric should be your name. You build your arguments on top of twisted biased pseudo-logic and then it comes crashing down just like the economy. My dream was just a way of explaining a large complex issue in simple terms. If you would just open your eyes, and do your research on economics, fractional reserve banking, and history you would understand. When I say research I don't mean look for conclusions, I mean gather the pieces, put them together, and think real hard. You won't do that though.
You're an idiot, you realise that?
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You're an idiot, you realise that?
Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
You're an idiot
That carries no weight coming from a 14 year old brain. You are just a baby.
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Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
You're an idiot
That carries no weight coming from a 14 year old brain. You are just a baby.
Baby, huh? Well, genius, I'm still waiting for you to explain game theory. Or don't you have an understanding of the mathematics of economics?
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Baby, huh? Well, genius, I'm still waiting for you to explain game theory. Or don't you have an understanding of the mathematics of economics?
I'm not out to prove a point. I'm just waiting for reality to smack people in the face and seeing how they react. When I first started posting in the soapbox ranting and raving about political issues and such, people were very against what I was saying. As reality is slowly sinking in, people who originally discounted my views are now expressing views very similar to mine back in the day. Feels good to be right.
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I'm not out to prove a point. I'm just waiting for reality to smack people in the face and seeing how they react. When I first started posting in the soapbox ranting and raving about political issues and such, people were very against what I was saying. As reality is slowly sinking in, people who originally discounted my views are now expressing views very similar to mine back in the day. Feels good to be right.
So you admit you don't understand economic theory?
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So you admit you don't understand economic theory?
No.
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A link about neo nazis ?
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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No.
Yeah, whatever retard.
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Yeah, whatever retard.
I could outprogram you any day.
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I could outprogram you any day.
So you DO admit you don't understand economic theory!
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So you DO admit you don't understand economic theory!
NO. I bet I could write a program that simulates a simple economy. You could watch the money flow.
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NO. I bet I could write a program that simulates a simple economy. You could watch the money flow.
OK then, what's the difference between a simultaneous and a sequential game?
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No.
Dude, you were just owned by a 14yo.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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OK then, what's the difference between a simultaneous and a sequential game?
Simultaneous game is when players move with little knowledge of the other player's actions. Sequential is like chess.
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Dude, you were just owned by a 14yo.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
I own all of you. Every post I type causes you to think something in relation to what I typed. I OWN ALL OF YOU. This is my forum.
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Simultaneous game is when players move with little knowledge of the other player's actions. Sequential is like chess.
I didn't want Wikipedia's definition.
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I didn't want Wikipedia's definition.
I'm not going to be bogged down by tedium.
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I'm not going to be bogged down by tedium.
I'm sorry I was so cruel.
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No matter how many times a read the article(s) on the page you linked to, I can't find even the suggestion that the government is influencing who the banks advertise with. The main article talks about BoA "being the target of a scathing report" about their 5 day superbowl event. As I recall, that "scathing Report" was by Fox news (I watch Fox often...), and was well deserved by BofA. Even given 14,000 new accounts, the cost per account was absurd... I think you may be jumping to conclusions here. There's enough wrong with TARP and AERRA that we don't need to attract ridicule by inventing stuff that is imaginary.
Rob Graham wrote:
inventing stuff that is imaginary
The door is open a crack and government stuck it's foot in (maximum wage cap). While US has not overtly dictated what advertisers a company can use that recieves TARP funds, I believe it's not far away.
Rob Graham wrote:
attract ridicule
It’s been surprising what has happened since Sept 18th of last year; I would never believed it, hard to get my head around it. Perhaps it is best to accept Christian Guas's point that they (TARP) recipients are now government entities, and they will act on the parties behalf that has power. But, I respect your point that I should not get ahead of the curve. However the power the federal government will be able to wield as a result of bailouts is enormous. The number of ways it could and will be leveraged will keep the politicians up late trying to exploit.
MrPlankton
“If I had my choice I would kill every reporter in the world but I am sure we would be getting reports from hell before breakfast.” William Tecumseh Sherman -
I own all of you. Every post I type causes you to think something in relation to what I typed. I OWN ALL OF YOU. This is my forum.
CSS_Shadow(); wrote:
Every post I type causes you to think something in relation to what I typed.
Dude - that's true of every person who posts, except Illion. That's what happens when people post. The difference is, when you post, we typically end up thinking the same thing, every time.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.