For anyone unfamiliar with "Lloyd's of London" it is not a company but instead a corporate body governed by the Lloyd's Act of 1871 and subsequent Acts of Parliament. Lloyd's serves as a partially mutualised marketplace within which multiple financial backers come together to pool and spread risk. These underwriters or "members" are both corporations and individuals (the latter being traditionally known as Lloyd's "Names").
The insurance business underwritten at Lloyd's is predominantly general insurance and reinsurance, although in 2013 there were five syndicates writing term life assurance. The market has its roots in marine insurance and was founded by Edward Lloyd at his coffee house on Tower Street in the 17th century. Today, it is based at the Lloyd's building on Lime Street. Its motto is Fidentia, Latin for "confidence"
In the U.K the Internet’s contribution to 2010 GDP is more than that of construction and education. In the U.S., it exceeds the federal government’s percentage of GDP. The Internet economy would rank among the top six industry sectors in China and South Korea.
No but seriously, isn't the cash from internet dealys in the U.K. cause thats where all them phatcat financial nazi faces sell all the worlds gold and shiz? I think the UK and specificly london is like a special case,doesn't london have like the biggest financial dealys?
Basicly england has the best tax system cause its england?
Guys.. you've broken your naming convention. This does not bode well for my OCD. This should have been The Tek 017**6**, not 5.
In the past when you've released un-numbered tek's you've always picked up the following episode as if it had been numbered. Why have you done it differently this time :'(
Not sure if Saskatchewan would be close enough to the people and places you need to be close to in the us, but hey! If it is close enough, come try out the socialist aspects of Canada's economy. The water is warm ;)
Just so you guys know, there is an episode of Black Mirror where they explore the whole creepy AI of dead loved ones thing. It is a great show and definitely worth the watch (each episode is completely independent, so you can just watch the ones that you are interested in).
I bet Amazon will still be around in 1,0000 years. people will still need there stuff, and Amazon is basically where a lot of people get a lot of stuff.
