LordFast

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by LordFast 7y ago
"Realistically these protests cannot lead anywhere and the only ones they hurt are Hong Kong people themselves and their future at a time when Hong Kong is no longer strategically important (although still important)." Ding ding d
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by LordFast 7y ago
No denial from me that there's a problem. I wanted to jump in, however, and share some personal journeys. Maybe it will help one person, or not.
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by LordFast 7y ago
It's not a perfect life (there isn't one), and there's no argument from me about there being different strokes for different folks. At the end of the day, however, even Einstein had to poop out of his own butt. What I said sh
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by LordFast 7y ago
Love it! https://206hwf3fj4w52u3br03fi242-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-...
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by LordFast 7y ago
Interesting. Anecdotally, this checks out. All of my middle/lower-middle class friends from high school have long been married and raising families, almost in all cases raising them with their extended families. Most of my profession
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Which should lead to more demand for professors I assume, but since academia is tenure tracked and therefore isn't very elastic, then it leads to I guess bigger class sizes and more administrative bloat driving up program costs, which
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by LordFast 7y ago
Pioneers are seldom welcomed with open arms and often made into pariahs. Not picking a side here, just stating a fact. The fact is also such that most pioneers would not end up having chosen a better direction than status quo. The harder so
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by LordFast 7y ago
Can't argue with you, that was very poignant.
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by LordFast 7y ago
Out of all the possible solutions, let's go ahead and choose the one that further destroys people's trust in our abilities to make sound decisions! /s Ridiculous.