Consultant32452

12 ms·

91.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
I don't understand why anyone, at any job that is not C-level, has an attitude of anything other than collecting your paycheck. I care about my professional reputation and my career, but I don't care at all about the well-being of
92.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
In the last several years I've done work for some three letter agencies and fortune 500s. None of them required a technical interview really, only about half required a social fit interview. I'm starting to think my experience is
93.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
Dismantle public transportation, create trade policy which destroys their jobs, force their children into schools which promote lifestyles they abhor and promote childlessness, subsidize voluntary sterilization and market it to the kids in
94.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
Are you imagining rural towns were the victims of mass murder? People talk about the goal of destroying rural and suburban life through policy all the time. If you found it jarring for someone to openly advocate for the destruction of your
95.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
I explicitly stated we'd create government policies which would result in cratering their population just like we did in rural areas. Are you imagining rural areas in the US were "mass exterminated?"
96.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
It doesn't matter if you use half as much energy per capita if the thing you created results in 50x more people. When I say destroy the cities I mean to include the populations in them. Through policy you make their lives so miserable
97.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
Doesn't matter if they use half as much energy per capita if there's 50x as many of them.
98.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
Price fixing and regulation are forms of control.
99.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
Credit availability is largely a function of federal reserve policy.
100.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
Take what you can before it collapses.
101.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
Are there any crypto tokens not backed by a state that the SEC has officially and clearly declared a currency and not a commodity? I'm starting to feel, as a practical matter, they will never consider non-government backed crypto a cur
102.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
If FSD is statistically safer than the 18 year old (or new driver of any age), is it ethical to knowingly cause more death by forcing the new driver to drive instead of allowing them to use FSD?
103.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
Once grandpa's vision, reaction time, etc. declines to the point he becomes unsafe he should be losing his license anyways. That's the law today, though it is not enforced as strictly as it should be. In my model grandpa maintains
104.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
> right, where they can kill unwilling participants? I feel the same way about teenagers, grandmas, and grandpas, and yet here we are.
105.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
Every day thousands upon thousands of new teenagers start driving. One day, maybe today, the self driving technology will be safer than those teenagers and it will be a moral crime to put them in control of the vehicle. The same applies for
106.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
Hypothetically the congress could defund them or even outlaw them, but the CIA could operate solely on the funds of its own illegal operations. And only a fool would think they don't have blackmail files on enough key players.
107.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
The CIA understands that it doesn't need the approval or even the funding of any member of the US government to carry out whatever deeds it wants. We have military leadership admitting publicly that they falsified reports to a sitting
108.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
The reporter did exactly what their job is and it is not to figure out reality from competing sources of truth.
109.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
Don't forget money laundering!
110.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
Having the health bureaucracies in many countries all agreeing on something would have been convincing enough for me three years ago. Now, it means nothing.
111.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
I was stressed about my relationship with my wife so I got a second one. This advice did not decrease my stress.
112.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
Controlled burns are dangerous and people die doing it at unfortunate rates. This is just one of many reasons why controlled burns are difficult, even if they are a net life saver.
113.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
The product they are selling isn't science/articles, it's exclusivity. Despite the rhetoric, most people don't want inclusivity. They want their stuff to be in the best/exclusive/fancy group, and only want to c
114.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
Yes, obviously.
115.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
Most meals take <= 20 mins to eat.
116.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
To avoid this outcome I started a family tradition where we play a record every time we sit down at the dinner table to eat. We take turns picking an album and let guests pick when we have guests.
117.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
For necessarily centralized industries like car manufacturing the regulations are written to protect the wealthy incumbents competition more than to protect consumers.
118.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
The loophole is that they were not regulated into oblivion. That's not a loophole.
119.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
It's much easier to regulate millions of nobodies with no power than it is to regulate a single wealthy donor.
120.
by Consultant32452 4y ago
This is one of those things that's technically illegal in the US, but is selectively enforced when big companies don't donate enough to the mafia. Specifically, the IRS can come after you for incorrectly/falsely classifying a

More ›