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Business, Economics, and Taxes 2: That's Why We Fight to Take the Means Back

MissThundercat said:
Kalshi: you can bet on clinical trials for cancer.

Also Kalshi: why is everyone mad at us?

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The only difference between that and working in the claims department for health insurance is there you get to play an active role by denying medical claims. Technically it's not murder (somehow). Betting at Kalshi is a good way for the non-insurance types to get some skin in the game.
 
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Ever since Diaper Donnie got back in office, Meta not only relaxed their content moderation standards, but seems hell bent on pushing far right content to people who don't want it.
 
Paramount has a written agreement in place with Regal for 30 films per year for three years. It guarantees a 45 day window for theaters and movies will not start for 90 days - once the merger is completed.

Not sure how they would release 30 movies a year when they are $111 billion in debt, are junk bond status and paying about $20 million per day in interest.

But it doesn't specify what kind of films. Maybe Paramount is going to put out Larry Ellison's Home Movies Vol 1-30 to meet their contractual obligation...
 
ticapnews said:
Paramount has a written agreement in place with Regal for 30 films per year for three years. It guarantees a 45 day window for theaters and movies will not start for 90 days - once the merger is completed.

Not sure how they would release 30 movies a year when they are $111 billion in debt, are junk bond status and paying about $20 million per day in interest.

But it doesn't specify what kind of films. Maybe Paramount is going to put out Larry Ellison's Home Movies Vol 1-30 to meet their contractual obligation...
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Epstein's home movies would break box office records.
 
ticapnews said:
Paramount has a written agreement in place with Regal for 30 films per year for three years. It guarantees a 45 day window for theaters and movies will not start for 90 days - once the merger is completed.

Not sure how they would release 30 movies a year when they are $111 billion in debt, are junk bond status and paying about $20 million per day in interest.

But it doesn't specify what kind of films. Maybe Paramount is going to put out Larry Ellison's Home Movies Vol 1-30 to meet their contractual obligation...
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That's actually not hard if they just distribute films. Is everything concentrated under the "Paramount" banner, or do they have other studio brands under them? (Like how Disney has "Searchlight" for their awards fare).
 
RaceBoarder said:
That's actually not hard if they just distribute films. Is everything concentrated under the "Paramount" banner, or do they have other studio brands under them? (Like how Disney has "Searchlight" for their awards fare).
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Yes, everything would be under the Paramount umbrella. So it's going to be a couple of $100 million films and 28 cheapo flicks that leave theaters empty.

Paramount will not have the money to do any blockbusters (the next Mission: Impossible will feature a self-destructing message sent by telegram)
 
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