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A quick definition of pool:

POOL: A group of people or organizations who work together and share resources and money to achieve a common goal. This can include buying or selling things together. However, if the group is formed to stop competition in an entire industry, it is against the law.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: An organization of people or entities who combine their resources and funds to achieve a common goal. This can include a group of individuals who buy or sell goods together.

Example 1: A group of farmers in a small town form a pool to purchase seeds and fertilizer in bulk, which allows them to save money on their farming expenses.

Example 2: A group of tech companies form a pool to share research and development costs for a new technology that they all plan to use in their products.

It's important to note that if a pool is formed with the intention of eliminating competition in a particular industry, it can be considered a violation of federal antitrust laws.

These examples illustrate how a pool can be beneficial for individuals or entities who want to achieve a common goal while also saving money. By combining their resources, they can achieve more than they would be able to on their own. However, it's important to ensure that the pool is not formed with the intention of eliminating competition, as this can be illegal.

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20:37
Anyone got any polymarket locks
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Is anyone in here cool like fr cool
1a2b3c4d26z
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Like watch college football cool
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Or like
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Frat
1a2b3c4d26z
20:39
Sorry guys I'm bored trying to get my Berkeley essay to 4 pages
20:40
no way they want four pages that’s crazy
20:41
bitches wanna be different sooo bad 😴
1a2b3c4d26z
20:42
Technically they want 3 to be completely fair to the powers that be, so I'm really trying to push out to 3
1a2b3c4d26z
20:42
But it's 1/2 inch margins
20:44
assuming it was 2 already, you’ve totally got 3 double spaced pages in you
20:45
should I watch the quirky umich dean videos? i feel like all of you have seen them except me but I can’t work up any enthusiasm for the idea
1a2b3c4d26z
20:54
I like Dean Z not sure why she gets slandered sometimes
1a2b3c4d26z
20:54
I would say yeah, they're helpful. But they can verge on unproductive and stress-inducing if you watch enough of them (especially the application read-through ones)
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okay I’ll check them out
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hey so where do i see my LSAC GPA bc i know they calculate it differently
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sorry new to dis
You can calculate it here
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@baddestbunny: I study LSAT, watch political theater, complete small tasks, do crypto, sit in a hot tub for an hour, jerk off, talk to my roommate, drink wine, talk to family, watch movies, and play about 1-2 hours of videogames a day. Usually I play videogames while watching the political theater.
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@1a2b3c4d26z: my roomate coaches football for UNR so he is probably cool to you.
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here* god sorry, drunk
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Look at cumulative GPA
1:29
you should be doing something creative/productive for your brain. maybe u could reduce the jerking off time or the video game time and learn to do woodworking
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I really want to know what political theater is. is it a fancy way of saying the news?
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Lol, it is indeed a fancy way of saying you watch the news and I keep that other stuff to a minimum but I knew you would comment on it if I included it.
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I did woodworking when I was a little kid. Not for me but I am good at it.
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