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by Cypher 3y ago
Sounds like owning nothing and being happy. Once you remove ownership people have lose interest in looking after the object. It rapidly degrades and then the cost to clean it up becomes too expensive for the rent seeker.
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by Cypher 3y ago
Home schooling isn't a 9 till 3:30PM everyday. It doesn't have to mimic the systematic school routine. It's far more flexible and beneficial for students that are being held back by school or falling behind.
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by Cypher 3y ago
I wouldn't trust the woke ai to make any decisions on what I can and can't read.
94.
by Cypher 3y ago
How? wouldn't they be in NK on their computers
95.
by Cypher 3y ago
Academics should stick to teaching and not telling us how to live our lives.
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by Cypher 3y ago
Most people buying now have a house already with equality so they're either trading up or using rental income to supplement their affordability metrics.
97.
by Cypher 3y ago
shave your hair off, and then get one of those kids tunnels to crawl through... kinda like being born again. That's what I plan to do when I finally get a new job
98.
by Cypher 3y ago
I think if China was 'desperate' they would remove the 2 child limit per only child.
99.
by Cypher 3y ago
I mean that energy has to come from somewhere...
100.
by Cypher 3y ago
I'd hire you if I had money or if I can get a new job myself that lets me hire people.
101.
by Cypher 3y ago
I'm not convinced, although I like working from home. I think human impact on the environment isn't as big deal. The doomers have been calling for the end of the climate for decades and been wrong everytime but they don't cha
102.
by Cypher 3y ago
It's not earth's hottest month. Earth was much hotter before the last ice age.
103.
by Cypher 3y ago
I'm still struggling with my energy bill, racked up thousands in debt apparently when everything went bust... going to take a long time to clear this.
104.
by Cypher 3y ago
They don't trust us, although I'm far more productive at home than travelling into the office.
105.
by Cypher 3y ago
2023 isn't over yet so still time to have a mad rush at the end of the year :]
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by Cypher 3y ago
I've done a lot, got a load of interviews and it's all just dried up. It's pretty depressing too. I'm fortunate I can retire in a couple of years but I'd love a change to sink my teeth into before I finally put my f
107.
by Cypher 3y ago
I do it, come arrest me. I'd download a petrol car too if I could - Come at me tomato soup throwers!
108.
by Cypher 3y ago
we'll lose it like the great library of alexander
109.
by Cypher 3y ago
China leads the way, US wants to decline and rest
110.
by Cypher 3y ago
I've been looking for 6 months too, I'd say I've had 5 or 6 that got to the interview stage. Lots of screening calls and nothing much afterwards. Came close 2 twice to landing a job but too much competition. It's a bad m
111.
by Cypher 3y ago
It's not even critical, it's deconstructive.
112.
by Cypher 3y ago
I get a sense it's like a digital ID that enslaves everyone
113.
by Cypher 3y ago
Why so many people leaving cali? it sounds like a wonderful place to live investing in the future.
114.
by Cypher 3y ago
So what about those that own the cables between the nodes that served the files?
115.
by Cypher 3y ago
why?
116.
by Cypher 3y ago
why no dark modeeee ahh
117.
by Cypher 3y ago
I'll let you say planted my tree my garden for $5
118.
by Cypher 3y ago
That isn't going to happen for me.
119.
by Cypher 3y ago
I'll tell them it was me to protect Spartacus.
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by Cypher 3y ago
It's nice

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