LeoTinnitus

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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
I think the Fukashima plant didn't help selling nuclear power to governments. Japan is very much a leading 1st world nation however the fact that something like that happened really cause a major local environmental issue. The worst pa
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
2008 really showed that homeownership is no different than tenancy. Look at Detroit. Entire city blocks were owned by the bank simply because people either couldn't afford the mortgage, their loan was called due, or they thought the sh
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
This is a fantastic article and I love rereading it every time it comes up. The whole series is definitely worth a read if you got the time too. It really does change the way you look at how organizations work. It's pretty Machiavellia
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
On page 5 they show a nice graph that breaks it down in a less "click baity" headline. Can you guess the top 3 jobs NOBODY wants? If your guess was retail, catering/food, administrative; you would be correct. The reason nobod
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
Yeah PCB's are a big thing in North-East Wisconsin. Papermills just added a new chemical to papermaking and dumped in the river for like 50 years before the government even bothered saying you can't do that anymore. Now the Fox Ri
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
Ah, I guess in that instance, I figure why worry? It's out of your control anyway. Worrying now can't fix it later.
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
I feel like North Carolina is the sweet spot right now. I live in Wisconsin so it's hit or miss on summers and winters being too cold or too hot. NC has very comparable summer weather and warmer winter weather, also it doesn't hav
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
As someone who has worked at a financial in a rural area, I can assure you these people are still going to need tellers. I mean can you imagine explaining daily why someone gets charged an NSF fee or telling them that their check is a fraud
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
How's the water? One of the main things that scared me out of Texas living is it's too hot and the water is algae tasting.
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
That sounds more like anxiety for some people. A good way to avoid that is just use things like notes or task checkers on your phone. Then just chip away at doing these things as you can. You don't need to worry about it in the morning
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
I've only had that problem when I was super busy one summer and I had to squeeze ever ounce of workable hours out of the day. I drank 1 coffee a day and only drank again at night if I had to get stuff done. I worked full time, did scho
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
I've taken Galileo's quote to heart: >I have never met a man so ignorant that I couldn't learn something from him. I think a lot of what this says too is that life experience is the best teacher, especially when it's
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
HR's primary existence is prevent lawsuits between the company and the employees.
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
For some reason in corporate environments, the ideal employee "gets along with others" but also "doesn't waste time." I mean quite literally they want an oxymoron. Also I find that these things can easily be gamed b
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
Wow, that's awesome! Obviously anytime someone looks at this they wanna get cynical immediately (as I did). One thing I'm curious about is the property taxes. I could find it online if I really wanted to so I truly wonder if they
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
Honestly I think the same way about that too, but there is just far too much video evidence against North Korea to suggest that these people are lying. Being well off in North Korea does have it's perks, but being essentially what is t
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
I can't remember if it was a Vice or BBC documentary but it was about how basically the poor nobody sees live. I mean the most prominent thing they mentioned was how Kim Jong Un inherited a functionalist government that didn't exi
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That is how I analyzed it for the most part since there was such a wide variance between countries. Eastern Europe really stood out to me and I believe that may have to do with a generation of people that were used to the surveillance state
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by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
$530 a month is like 85% of rent where I live in the midwest. I mean if I could only get healthcare through the marketplace, I would be better off working part time or not at all collecting unemployment and food from pantries than I would b