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Too bad lawmakers must first experience the problem themselves, before they spring to action. I believe support for healthcare problems and modern-day solutions
by digitalengineer 7y ago
Too bad lawmakers must first experience the problem themselves, before they spring to action. I believe support for healthcare problems and modern-day solutions (such as s embryonic stem cell research) would benefit from showing more passion towards others.
- Juliate 7y agoWell, it happens everywhere this way: * developers need to feel production/operations pain to improve on the software they deliver; * sysops need to feel the constraints and pressures of developers to improve the tools and foundations they provide to developers; * car drivers need to be a back-seat passenger/pedestrian/bicyclist from time to time to understand how to adapt their own driving habits; * etc. First hand experience trumps everything.
- dangerface 7y agoThe pointless popups became acceptable again because of the pointless cookie law forcing developers to implement dark ui. By the way did you know browsers use a thing called cookies? Scary i know.
- jjulius 7y ago>By the way did you know browsers use a thing called cookies? Scary i know. Not sure why you're being snarky - how entities utilize cookies can be unsettling/'scary' to some.
- zeveb 7y ago> I believe support for healthcare problems and modern-day solutions (such as s embryonic stem cell research) would benefit from showing more passion towards others. Opposition to embryonic stem-cell research is principally rooted in compassion towards others — specifically, the human embryos which are killed in such research.