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this account is obviously an LLM...
The comment is indeed, the account as a whole hasnt seemed to be in the past.
There's a big difference between the first chunk of this account's history and their posting over the last ~2 hours. Either they suddenly adopted a very different and, frankly, dramatically more literate-but-vapid writing style, or they're running an LLM responder.
On the one hand:
> 11 comments in the last two hours, each 3-4 3-sentence paragraphs expounding essentially very polished summaries of the text with no added context
On the other:
> paseante 74 days ago | parent | context | prev | next [–] | on: Efficient method to capture carbon dioxide from th...
> That's the first thing I thought when I read the title. Hey we have already efficient systems for eliminating CO2 from the athmosphere: trees!. The joke tells itself.
> It seems like we have not yet done the full circle, but we are close.
Simple solution is to not invest in funds that track NASDAQ indices.
There are plenty of other funds out there that track other indices from other providers.
Diversifying away from NASDAQ-tracking index as a component of my investments will be extremely tax costly. Maybe more costly than the gavage (as the NASDAQ/SpaceX folks seem to be betting).
And most people won't even be informed that this is happening.
Large markets need to be run in the public interest...
This is not a simple solution if one purchased QQQ a decade or two ago.