Precipitate

to cause an event to happen (usually a negative connotation); bring about; bring rise to; provoke; trigger

wolf

wolf

@wolfruffs.bsky.social

I also want to clarify that it took me awhile to come to the conclusion of my current opinions as a taxidermist.mostly because of judgment by peers. And I didn’t precipitate in some not good things. changing is hard but it’s worth it and not impossible

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Soapbox Sam

Soapbox Sam

@soapboxsam.bsky.social

Crypto currencies continually cycle through boom and bust, right? So buy after a crash, sell at a well judged high, and not only do you coin it in, but of course you help precipitate the next crash. Is it just me, or is this not a revolting corruption of the market?

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Foreign Policy Research Institute

Foreign Policy Research Institute

@fpri.bsky.social

"The government framed the amendments as providing 'room to maneuver' in an unpredictable fiscal situation. In reality, they allow the government to increase war-related spending in hopes that this will precipitate a breakthrough in the war." More in the latest #BearMarketBrief.

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