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>If you're working for somebody else it's always going to mean doing things you don't want to do sometimes. Horrible things, things you're ashamed of, with hor
by shrimp_emoji 7y ago
>If you're working for somebody else it's always going to mean doing things you don't want to do sometimes.
Horrible things, things you're ashamed of, with horrible, antique tools.
Try to change what you can (it's hard not to try), but otherwise play the detached mercenary and vote for the administration likeliest to implement UBI.
- Mountain_Skies 7y agoIs the administration most like to implement UBI also the administration most likely to reduce regulations that dictate how you must conduct your business?
- robocat 7y ago>>If you're working for somebody else it's always going to mean doing things you don't want to do sometimes. > Horrible things, things you're ashamed of, with horrible, antique tools. And when you own your own company, you use horrible tools and create ugly technical debt... But now the shame is personal because you can't easily blame someone else.
- Aeolun 7y agoI don’t see why you would ever do that. It’s not like the horrible antiquated tools work any better than the modern ones.