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As far as I know it is, remains, and hasn't changed from being one of the top 5 countries to live on the planet.
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As far as I know it is, remains, and hasn't changed from being one of the top 5 countries to live on the planet.
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Sweden, one of the best places to live? Hell yeah dude! Canada, also one of the best places to live? Also hell yeah dude!
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4y ago
That's just called changing culture. This happens at each generation at least.
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I would like to push against the notion that expressing ableist beliefs, as long as they don't affect the actual person who is a target of the ableism, doesn't deserve calling out. These sorts of expressions of opinions interact b
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This is an ableist viewpoint. For example, if she had a close childhood friend, cousin, family member, or she herself had experience with cancer, that would both cause trauma-based behaviors (such as being "a bit off") as well as
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> the more I believe the courts practically seek out these sick fucks to be "caregivers" and such I suspect its worse than that. I suspect courts don't care if the caregiver is a sick fuck, because the sick fuck is offerin
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Renting a room comes with its own logistical nightmares, fwiw. Navigating the entire roomate interview process sucks. More than once I've had friends who deal with roomates have months at a time too stressed to advance their other care
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I would note that, despite its presentation as new activisim-- sex workers advocating for safer work conditions and more societal acceptance has been a fight ongoing for many decades, potentially centuries. It might be taking a new front as
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What if the body cam happened to be off, glitchy, or data was just lost on happenstance? What if even if the arrest was unlawful the victim already lost their job?
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Scenario: A policeman is performing brutality on someone while multiple peers observe. Those peers approach anyone recording, such that it forces anyone recording to traverse further and further away. (And if those people stand their ground
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If a cop is actively walking towards you, do you have to stop recording once they reach 8 feet? How can you gather evidence if there are a dozen cops surrounding the abuse, with them approaching anyone who is outside 8 feet to force them fu
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Depending on region, a 30 minute walk can be dangerous to one's health due to hot, humid temperatures or smoke inhalation. (Besides that, a 30 minute walk can be inconvenient- the stuff you're buying might not support being carrie
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Genuinely asking: Is it common for people to be suspended for trying to attend a meeting they don't have access to? I'm not in a corporate environment so I don't actually know. I'm asking this because two other people we
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Um, this sounds dangerous and unhelpful in actually making long-term lifestyle and relationship with food changes necessary in losing weight and keeping weight off. Additionally, ganging up on an individual explicitly as a weight loss plan
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On the contrary I think people working on things like this might have a good amount of humanity. It's the pressures to cut humans out for labor costs that is without humanity. Even non-profit hospitals often have administrations that a
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TBH A range of ages is demographic diversity. No idea why it's forgotten about sometimes.
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Most of the examples listed are just like... stair vs ramp/escalators. Very little had anything to do with accomplishing anything academic.
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6y ago
No, I haven't. Thanks for sending this over. I don't know the parties reporting.
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I've also enjoyed his writing but I can most certainly see his biases. He has a peculiar way of thoroughly researching some assumptions but then apparently having a complete blindspot to others, which is only made more apparently by ho
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Google fires second AI ethics researcher following internal investigation
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Or also you never have to work for a manager who openly respects others more because of their race or gender. A wide variety of things apply this way. A sane amount of political correctness allows the meritocracy I want in a workplace.
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I think this can become more difficult when you consider-- where else would they gain enough money to feed themselves, their dependents, and otherwise remain employed? Their industry is already dying, the NYT is one of the few still stable
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I think it is fair to say that the author under the pseudonym of Scott Alexander didn't mean to provide an avenue for which his identity could be in a major, nationwide, widely-read source of news, when he republished an article under
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Isn't there a difference between having your name in a book that likely doesn't get much circulation and therefore probably wouldn't damage your career from attention, and the literal New York Times outing your name? Shouldn&
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My argument is that all children inherently want to learn. All children desire a good education, defined as being in a supportive environment where their curiosities can be wholly quenched and allowed to thrive. There's no child that&#
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Isn't the parent stating too many people are doing exactly what you're proposing, which is protesting that services are being provided to people who don't deserve it? (Separating children into deserving and undeserving catego
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Women Are Nearly Half of U.S. Workforce but Only 27% of Stem Workers
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> Who cares? I don't mean "who cares about this article"; I found it worth the read. What I really mean is: is there really that much interest, or even that much of interest, in the edits of peoples' autobiographical
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I'm confused because the parent poster is saying there are ways to maintain Brad Pitt's physique AND slim down by swimming, so I looked at a swimmer and didn't see this.
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