NoOneNew

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by NoOneNew 6y ago
It gets better. The WHO puts ischaemic heart disease as claiming about 9 million lives a year world wide. Most of which is caused from unhealthy diet, not exercising and smoking. Summing up to piss poor life choices. Yet theres a movement t
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
It's a long article of a dude trying to convince others that he's not responsible for his own actions and it's someone else's fault when he does something wrong.
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You don't see the "It's good for you that I hide from the danger and you go out in it" and how incredibly messed up that is?
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I have a feeling this is going to end up similar to the "open office" fad. Lots of companies are going to go 100% on "forever work from home". Then in a year it's going to be not so much. That being said, I do belie
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
FOIA? I dont think the CCP has an equivalent. No gov is going to be perfect, but the US looks crystal clear compared to China.
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Seems like a nice way of teaching them a lesson without being completely harsh. The thing the kid here doesn't understand, they get caught for pirating again by another organization, that set of lawyers now have documentation that they
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Just to clarify a bit. This is about long, passive holds compared to active trading. On average, you're better off staying long by diversifying on 500 large, successful companies, compared to picking choosing random companies on short
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The baby seal analogy is extreme. But the base point, dont complain people do something bad, when you do it yourself. If you think Amazon is great and unskilled labor doesn't deserve equal rights, that's fine. I can't argue w
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Dont forget to get a present? I mean, the world has existed great for a long time prior to Amazon's existence. Now everyone acts like Prime is an essential service to life itself. It's pretty pathetic. Like, really pathetic. Your
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Yea, but anyone that owns a small business understands how you hide profit so you get taxed less. Given how quickly and easily the axe comes down on sub par Google products, I highly doubt they'd keep YouTube if it wasn't profitab
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I think the gov, at this point, should do a serious and thorough investigation on workers rights violations with proper/harsh punishments where appropriate along with investigating anti competitive practices. But I dont believe its gen
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Yea... we aren't legally compelled to buy anything on amazon either. A portion of every dollar spent on Amazon is extra funding for lobbyists and lawyers to fight against regulation. This is my ultimate point. "The people" do
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Justify the practice? I'm the one arguing that Amazon is too large and we need better labor laws to protect workers, but the public isn't helping the matter by crying, then buying stuff on Amazon. Yes laws exist for a reason, but
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Doesn't help when the general public bank rolls companies to fight laws and regulatory actions. That's my point. The money Amazon uses doesn't magically appear. These companies dont use spells to generate income, it comes fro
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Okay, so I do believe in worker's rights and in general that Amazon is too large. Especially that city bidding mess where it was just a way to get free data from cities about their future plans. But I don't like the argument in th
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Seeing that chart of the 5 largest companies in 2010 vs 2020 blew my mind a bit. The idea that Facebook is bigger than Exxon was back in 2010 (even with the rate of inflation), when electric cars were still a wet dream, crazy. Even more, th
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
So, ban all competitions in general? That sounds like a fantastic idea... gonna solve lots of problems with that one. Football, both kinds, have lots of permanent injuries throughout the body and brain. If you want to talk about rewarding p
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
I find it extremely weird when people complain that athletes should stop their sport because "it's bad for them". So is office work. 8 hours of sitting, back pain and the repetitive stress on hands causing arthritis issues is
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I only disagree in the aspect that fragile isn't a strong enough word to describe what you're talking about. Plus, correct me if I'm wrong, AI still isn't at a problem solving capacity yet. It's still just a fast ac
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Because Google is totally above that? They're companies. They aren't in it for the hugs and kisses. It's about the money. But Google having a monopoly is pretty bad too, especially for the creators.
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A small form of competition to YouTube? Sounds good to me. YouTube really needs to get its ego checked.
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Yea, that paper is trying to prove their novel way of estimating emigration flow. I couldn't find anywhere that their numbers were proven with hard reported numbers.
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Money and equity are not culture or especially family. You find out your real family when you are down and out. Those that still care for you when they have no incentive to are your true family. Not the people who only stick around when thi
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
So, I'm an introvert and in my early 30s. Since middle school, I've forced myself to do public speaking. I'm okay at it. I do pretty well in small scale business presentations and I'm above average in mid scale (50-100 p
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Uh... free for the taking is not exactly right. They patented the shit out of it. Look up the "Wright brothers patent war" they waged world wide for licensing fees. It took WW1, with the USA extremely far behind in aircraft innova
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
I second deleting this post... where are the pitchforks and torches so we can run the machines out of town.
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Clearly bad people? Once YOU decided someone is bad, they are guilty by default of anything? This is how the courts worked back in the day in Germany with Jews. Jews were clearly untrustworthy to them. Same when Japan took over China. Chine
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Then by that, everyone's thoughts on anything and everything should be thrown out. Everyone is an asshole if you dig deep enough. There is no such thing as a perfect person.
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Take responsibility for your actions. Take care of both your mental and physical health. Do something important with your life that's meaningful to you. Respect yourself. Life is bloody hard and you should be easy on yourself when you
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> sell guns in supermarkets with next to no checks on who owns them Yea, A, you might be able to get a single shot hunting rifle in a walmart in a rural part of the USA... but it may not work to begin with because it's a cheap piece

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