FrontierPsych

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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
>Humans are, for better or worse, extremely driven to procreate and have families and communities. But in reality, marriage has fallen off a cliff. It's the lowest ever. And women are much more money-oriented than men - men want a h
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
If there's a simple product that costs $35/month and does one single function, then it is stupid to contact sales. However, if it is a complex sale with multiple optional parts that require custom solutions, then you need to talk
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
Railroads served in the military? Are the engines the generals? The caboose is the privates? Do the rail cars wear war ribbons on their chests??? I don't get what you're saying. I didn't even know railroads were people, but y
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
That's not the correct question. The correct question is if homeless people sleeping on the concrete - would they want to live in that. And probably a good many of them wouldn't.
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
Sounds good, let's do it.
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
Yes, please. My friend and I have been talking about this for a long time. It would cost a lot less to buy these highrises and build them out for homeless, rather than the mess we pay for now.
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
>It's not because something is private that suddenly no regulations apply. So you're saying that Catholic seminaries are required to admit muslims that want to become imams, and therefore the Catholic seminaries will be require
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
huh...My domain is with you. I didn't even know this was a thing. I easily could not look at my emails for a few weeks - on vacation or whatever. Wow that sucks.
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
>As old Bob Dylan said, you gotta serve somebody. This is misleading. It's not about not wanting to serve someone. It's about how much you have to serve. Serving someone 90 hours per week at $15/hour with no benefits, vs
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
They are private universities, why does it matter in the first place? Should Catholic seminaries be forced to admit islamic students? Jeff Bezos has a $150 million house in Los Angeles, should he be forced to allow the homeless to live ther
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
My expertise and academic background on this is zero. But I'll add my own uninformed opinion just like everyone else. I think it is because we live such an unhealthy indoor life. Nobody goes out to play anymore. When I was a kid, there
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
I think it dependson one's personality type. All those things didn't affect me because I didn't care about any of it. I made barely enough grades to barely squeeze into university. I just didn't care, not too much. I wou
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
>A Sudden Stratospheric Warming is coming, collapsing the Polar Vortex I kept reading and reading and kept wondering and wondering when the heck the conclusion would come. It was very disappointing that it wasn't going to be a total
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
I am responding again today, I left another post to you under another post you made further down this thread.. Today, the House voted UNANIMOUSLY, 419-0, to condemn China's balloon surveillance program as a “brazen violation” of U.S. s
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
I am responding again today, one day after I left my other post under this response that I made to you. Today, the House voted UNANIMOUSLY, 419-0, to condemn China's balloon surveillance program as a “brazen violation” of U.S. soverei
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
"culture/family etc" That's really just a veneer for "transactional and performance based" Whenever I hear a company say that they are like a family, I run. In a family, you don't lay off family members. A
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
Personally I don't see any difference at all in being in the same building vs on online zoom/video meeting. I find it very strange that being in a room with someone is somehow different than being on a video call. You can see the
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
What you say may or may not be true, but it is beside the point. The point is that the USA, or any country, has the right to deny it's airspace to anyone. There is no rule that just because we let it fly through Montana that means the
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
I swear all these articles on weight loss are created by the food companies to confuse people, and then people see so many conflicting report that they just give up. 6 small meals per day, keto, mediterranean, do this, do that, it is never
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
In 1960, "a United States U-2 spy plane was shot down by the Soviet Air Defence Forces" It's ok to try, but expect your shit to be shot down if you're a dick about it. Nothing happened when the U2 was shot down. But I
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
You left the important part out: "a United States U-2 spy plane was *shot down* by the Soviet Air Defence Forces" I have zero idea why people are defending China, while the USA gets their aircraft shot down. Each country has sover
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
Light 'em up. You can't send huge flying things across another country's airspace without permission and flight plans. I don't know, maybe the USA should start flying planes over Moscow and Beijing. How do you think they
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
All the things that you listed are uniform. Refrigerators use the same mechanical stuff to keep stuff cold using some kinds of equations that measure it all and it is the same every time - equations don't change. For airplanes, the air
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
The bad stuff is always easy to ignore. The question is - which is the funnest time? The most interesting? The 1980s. I've been around from the 1970s to 2023. Easily 1980s were the best. Maybe they were not if you lived out in the midd
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
Wow, was that person ever wrong. The 1970s were the third best time to be alive, the 1960s were the second best time, and the first best was the 1980s. The first 2 or 3 years of the 1990s were ok, but after that, everything turned to shit.
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
Truer words have never been spoken. You want loyalty? Get a dog.
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
Right, the Jack Welch (General Electric) school of management. This is a strategy best done as a regular ongoing culling of the "worst" employees. This way, you are always a better workforce. When you have a mass layoff due to mas
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
Depends. If you have a large Fortune 1000, or 5000 corporation and they have a horrible quarter and need to lay off people, they will cut departments, groups, willy-nilly. They will see if a group of 1000 people is really necessary to the m
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
Probably the opposing vew to this is that if you keep your employees happy first, then they will be happy and keep your customers happy. If you have unhappy employees, they might not give a shit about customers and piss the customers off. W
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by FrontierPsych 4y ago
I've said this before, but if you steal $300 from the store, you go to jail. If a company steals $300 from the employee, the people in charge - the CEO - should have the same fate. It would solve the problem pretty quickly.

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