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A decade ago I was in my car at a stoplight, and there was a bunch of seagulls eating a discarded bag of fast food in the intersection.

When the light turned green, the car in front of me went slowly to give the seagulls a chance to fly away, but they didn't. Instead, the car's tire just slowly ran over a whole pile of seagulls, who just kept going after the fast food as they were run over. I just watched horrified as this played out.

Every once in a while, I just wonder why the seagulls never got out of the way despite how slow the threat was.

Anyway, looking at the bond market reminded me of this again today.
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Bones · 112w
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ew0k · 112w
if it was whataburger I understand
nostrich · 112w
Damn. Lol.
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Destiny πŸ€”
burns · 111w
Definitely thought this note was going to end with a comment on how unnaturally addictive fast food is.
LABRAHODL · 111w
YESTICLES. #YESTR
Dissident Sound · 111w
maybe the seagulls were Urbanists like nostr:npub1x5nha4vaxattte4r7kf8mq2ey0ezd0ys0d940tv393ytjsw5a39saumul9 ? urbanists believe that getting out of a car's way is victim blaming. that everything is the fault of cars, that you should never wear a helmet as a cyclist and always jaywalk as a pedestr...
Lyn Alden · 111w
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jonathan · 111w
Good thing this story had seagulls and not crows. Crows are too smart to get run over.
jonathan · 111w
Also, ChatGPT how to o short the bond market?
mutatrum · 108w
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howardstein · 101w
It’s a similar reason to the intensity humans are drawn back to fast food. (Usually addiction to sugar and carbs)
Mallard Beakman · 101w
There's something oddly comical about this story as dark and gruesome as it is
Terd Ferguson · 101w
And you think if you save poor Anon, you could make them stop, don't you? You think if Anon lives, you won't wake up in the dark ever again to that awful screaming of the normies?
Deleted Account · 101w
Poor seagulls πŸͺΆ
WBTM · 101w
Like the seagulls fixated on the fast food despite the impending danger, investors often become fixated on certain assets or strategies, even when there are warning signs of potential risks or threats. They didn’t want to see the danger ⚠️ The survivors may look at this dangers in the next s...
zebra · 101w
some kind of inertia plus believing only in official sources. your story reminds me fat-cholesterol story in nutrition. Even though it's been proven many times that fat is not dangerous, some people and doctors still repeat the mantra about fat and cholesterol.
Gowingnut · 101w
My guess is just because the threat was slow it went unnoticed. Like booling a frog. I watched seagulls pushing each other and literally climbing over one another trying to eat more. They're used to being pushed, so they didn't realize the danger.
Julia de JP · 101w
That is shocking behaviour and it makes me wonder if their brains don't function properly due to eating such an unnatural diet.
nostrich · 101w
Like Bitcoiners when it comes to Monero.
nostrich · 101w
I know your point was about the bond market, but I'm curious about this fast food that is literally to die for. What restaurant was it?
Money Isn't Necessary · 100w
I hope the seagulls are okay today!