Go to his barbeques. Invite him to yours.
Throw him a suprised birthday party.
Invite him to his favorite sportsball competition.
Become his best friend.
Talk to him about every aspect if his life and work.
Record every conversation.
Send anything useful to a news reporter, or prosecutor.

Oooh…
That was unclear. It sounded like you were talking about posting.

Why put the summary in the comments instead of the post text?

It’s not “damage”
At best it’s “potentially missed revenue”

But by calling it dammage, it sounds inherently like a crime that needs to be prevented. As if someone broke an accountants favorite pen or calculator. They’ll have to spend additional money to replace the damaged item, actually costing them something. That helps them get law makers and enforcement on their side.

But potentially missed revenue sounds very different. That sounds like they have some marketing research to do, in trying to sell their product. Which is difficult to get sympathy for.

No wonder they chose the word “damage”. And the news media goes with it, because they have a similar interest. Their also trying to make money selling raw intellectual property.

This video from Barry’s Economics is a fantastic explanation of exactly what you’re asking.

The whole channel is probably of interest to you.

But in short, yes. What we currently have in the US is a mutated bastardization of capitalism. The wealthy have spent the last ~50 years bending capitalism tward something like a kind of neo-feudalism.

To your second question:
Anyone who thinks one system is going to be the best at everything is just silly. Some markets are best served by capitalism. Others would be socialist. A few critial markets would likely be best served by more communist style, direct government monopoly. Mixing, matching, and even switching systems as markets grow and evolve will be vital in the future.

Not generally.
I don’t keep speeches prepared on topics. I just say what I think at the moment, when I run across an interesting prompt.

Market socialism is what I basically said was necessary at any substantial scale.
I don’t know what you’re actual question is. You need to be more specific.

Of course they have markets. Any society that grows much larger than where everyone can personally know everyone else, will need some form of money. The options are eithor barter directly, or use some form money as a medium of exchange and accounting. Barter can work in groups up to several hundred at least, maybe even a couple thousand. But beyond that, some form of money will naturally emerge.

By building cool stuff in that long strip of nothing.

Which tax advantaged account doesn’t matter to growth or liquidity.
For growth, what matters is what you’re holding in the accounts.
And you can’t take any of it out until retirement, so viscosity doesn’t even matter much.

Beyond that answering your question would require knowing the current distribution.

In short I think you’re confidently looking at this the wrong way and need to talk to a professional to get things straightened out.

I’m not trying to say anything against the map makers.
More pointing out how consistent the spread is. The vast majority of places have very similar values, between 80 and 95%.

0-50% is one color.
50-90% is 4 colors.
90-100% is 2 colors.

Sure, but that is the line in the song.

Could go all KFC and just make the full offical name be “USA”.

I’d like something original. Something that captures the spirit of the country. Something like “Glorificia” maybe.
“♫ I’m proud to be a Glorifican! Where at least I know I’m freeee ♫”

Pinterest is their own publicly traded company.
They aren’t owned by Meta.

I found Pinry and Pinetta. Though they seem to be kinda defunct without much recent activity.

Pixelfed allows you to make collections of posts, kinda like Pinterest.

That’s all I found with a simple search.

Does a casino ever provide a beneficial service?
Or are you still saying they’re the same?

One provides a useful function that more often than not protects people when things go to shit.

The other tries to make people into addicts and turn their lives to shit.

By knowing that time is long, and these things always happen in cycles.

50 years from now this will be viewed as a dark time in history. Hopefully one that created a new greatest generation.

MUCH like a casino.
There are subtle yet important differences, which are the reason why casinos are largely illegal, while insurance is often required.

How [does] Tidal benefits from supporting universal links that redirect to competitors?