2) But if it’s for practical necessity, do you have the right to deny say, a subway, monorail, highway, if you are ‘highly compensated’ for it? What about the ranchers on the texas-mexico border? 3) For developer profits? No. Not unless you also get a share of the appreciation.
Source date (UTC): 2019-12-25 03:48:29 UTC
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@probiotical 1) I don’t think this is the tough subject that it appears to be if you work with a spectrum of cases (If you test the theory). As if is it a question of practical necessity or political or private profit, or your extortion? Dunno if I have the patience to write it in tweets…
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@probiotical 1) I don’t think this is the tough subject that it appears to be if you work with a spectrum of cases (If you test the theory). As if is it a question of practical necessity or political or private profit, or your extortion? Dunno if I have the patience to write it in tweets…
Original post: https://x.com/i/web/status/1209681062281900032
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