Tim Hunter
@heterarchist.bsky.social
Full-time material scientist.
Part-time science fiction fantasy enthusiast.
Some-time democratic anarchist.
Australian, living at home, among the gum-trees.
Part-time science fiction fantasy enthusiast.
Some-time democratic anarchist.
Australian, living at home, among the gum-trees.
Ian's points are this:
1) Banks (investment) want low risk, long tail returns. Entrepeauners are high risk.
2) Governments (elected) want to be seen addressing the problem, but not offend the rich.
3) People (workers) will put up with a lot of shit to have a roof over their head.
1) Banks (investment) want low risk, long tail returns. Entrepeauners are high risk.
2) Governments (elected) want to be seen addressing the problem, but not offend the rich.
3) People (workers) will put up with a lot of shit to have a roof over their head.
November 25, 2025 at 2:54 AM
Ian's points are this:
1) Banks (investment) want low risk, long tail returns. Entrepeauners are high risk.
2) Governments (elected) want to be seen addressing the problem, but not offend the rich.
3) People (workers) will put up with a lot of shit to have a roof over their head.
1) Banks (investment) want low risk, long tail returns. Entrepeauners are high risk.
2) Governments (elected) want to be seen addressing the problem, but not offend the rich.
3) People (workers) will put up with a lot of shit to have a roof over their head.
Ian Verrender, economic reporter for the ABC, had a really good inisight about this today as well. www.abc.net.au/news/2025-11...
Forget Wall Street, bitcoin and AI. Here's a real Aussie bubble
Amid global warnings of impending financial doom, APRA and the Reserve Bank are far more concerned about a home-grown bubble, one that's been taking in oxygen for almost three decades.
www.abc.net.au
November 25, 2025 at 2:30 AM
Ian Verrender, economic reporter for the ABC, had a really good inisight about this today as well. www.abc.net.au/news/2025-11...
The most successful party is the one that changes society to fit its own vision. Not the one that holds on to power the longest, gets elected the most often, or gains the seat of political leadership in a given country.
November 22, 2025 at 11:02 PM
The most successful party is the one that changes society to fit its own vision. Not the one that holds on to power the longest, gets elected the most often, or gains the seat of political leadership in a given country.
Such cute and brightly coloured birds. Very timid. For us, if any sulphur-crested cockatoos or rainbow lorikeets are around fights happen and the red-green parrots flee.
November 22, 2025 at 10:32 AM
Such cute and brightly coloured birds. Very timid. For us, if any sulphur-crested cockatoos or rainbow lorikeets are around fights happen and the red-green parrots flee.
May I interest you in *Brindlewood Bay* and the *Carved From Brindlewood* line of TTRPG systems? Although BB falls more along "Murder She Wrote" meets "Innsmouth".
November 1, 2025 at 8:33 PM
May I interest you in *Brindlewood Bay* and the *Carved From Brindlewood* line of TTRPG systems? Although BB falls more along "Murder She Wrote" meets "Innsmouth".
I am sure there is a nation of undead in Anbennar (EU IV mod). Or at least a mission to become one, ruling as an immortal witch-king.
October 22, 2025 at 4:07 AM
I am sure there is a nation of undead in Anbennar (EU IV mod). Or at least a mission to become one, ruling as an immortal witch-king.