This graph seems to completely ignore how much savings you already have...

High expenses aren’t the main problem with leveraged ETFs, although it is a problem. The problem is that they’re designed to double the movement of each day, and in a volatile market this magnifies losses more than gains. To illustrate: let’s say one day the value dropped by 5%, and the next it gained by 5.26%.…

I think you’re the first I’ve heard that theory from, and it actually makes a lot of sense. There’s plenty of precedence, certainly: at various times in our nation’s history, Catholics, Irish, Germans, and others immigrant groups weren’t considered “white” either.

You must have at least one symbol...

If they interfered, and interference is against the rules, why does intent matter? Nor should it matter, since intent is impossible to establish short of questioning them in an fMRI machine.

Well, writing kanji will probably never go away, but writing it by hand may (and it’s already fading some,) since it’s a lot easier to do with IMEs.

That’s what pretty much every electronics shop looks like in Japan. I’d be super impressed if you could actually identify which store it was from that photo.

Can you get a unit that instead of printing out the incoming fax, just sends the image to you as email? Then it wouldn’t need to be bulky, nor use consumables; it could look exactly like a non-fax telephone that you connect to your wifi.

Has to be lung capacity. Going full out like that without air has to be brutal. I'm sure more guys would stay under longer if they could.

It's not unreasonable to expect autonomous vehicles to reduce accidents, just as I would expect chauffeurs to reduce (not eliminate) accidents, simply because autonomous vehicles will not be driving drunk, falling asleep, or tweeting while driving.

The main problem with the average-human yardstick is that human performance is not evenly distributed. A huge portion of human accidents are with impaired humans (alcohol, sleep deprivation, and distracted driving being the biggies) so even if you're a below-average driver you can substantially improve your odds by…

I think what you meant to say is. "Cars Won't Be Fully Safe Until All Drivers Are Gone."

Totally. While the chances that he wins is still much too high for comfort (even at 20%, 538's current prediction, that means the country is fucked with a higher probability than rolling a 6,) otherwise he’s doing quite a service by destroying the facade and exposing the festering core that the GOP has become.

Oh man, the image of him turning bright orange, spittle flying, while he futilely tries to talk over Hillary with his mic cut off is just so perfect and magical it has to happen.

He’s got the solid backing of uneducated white racists though; and while that’s not a large enough demographic anymore to actually win (thank God,) it’s still a depressingly large fraction of the population. More than enough people to keep feeding his ego and Trumpire for the foreseeable future. The Republican…

$14 is still an excellent price. Just get them, you won't be disappointed!

$14 is still an excellent price. Just get them, you won't be disappointed!

Plus, local runs will brake a lot, so the gains from regenerative braking would be considerable. That's a major advantage of electric that doesn't come into play with long haul.

Forbes’ number of 9B was pretty dumb last year, and their number of 0 is pretty dumb now. Even if it’s worth zero were the company be liquidated now, it still has some value because there’s still the possibility it will have some value in the future. Basically it’s value is as an option. It might not be worth much…