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by ada1981 2y ago
I’d love to have these guys on a creative team.
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by ada1981 2y ago
I thought this had to do with sentencing / prosecution. Doh.
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by ada1981 2y ago
Sign up is a bit dark pattern. I sign up with an email Being promised access and then I’m hit with a paywall. Perhaps give people a chance to use for free as now I can really tell quality.
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by ada1981 2y ago
Am I correct in that you’ve never taken part in any kind of meaningful activism or advocacy work? “Deviant” behavior.. this is civil disobedience.
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by ada1981 2y ago
I’m not sure what you don’t understand. Imagine I come to your home and sleep in your bed. I’m preventing you from sleeping and I’m trespassing. You might not understand the actual impact of these laws. When folks did sit ins they were acti
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by ada1981 2y ago
I think it’s just a sensational clickbait type headline. But I roll my eyes at the phrase “jab”. It conjures images of Bill Deblasio asking about a “burger element” on TV trying to trade French fries and burgers for vaccines.
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by ada1981 2y ago
They did block white folks from using the facilities, and they’d often fill an entire diner, try to order and not leave until they were served. Of course, they weren’t served and were often drug out and beaten or had dogs turned loose on th
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by ada1981 2y ago
It’s wild. I sold my first software internationally at age 10; but I attended my first anti KKK protest on my dad’s shoulders at age 5. Grateful I had people in my life who exposed me to direct action, freedom of speech and assembly, and I
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by ada1981 2y ago
It’s getting in the way of white people. They weren’t legally allowed to be there. It wasn’t designed for them. They would actually take up all the seats and yes, they would prevent the “people” ie the white folks who the seats were designe
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by ada1981 2y ago
Yes, this is exactly what they did. Rosa Parks “got in the way” by not leaving a seat she wasn’t legally allowed to sit in. She disrupted the flow of the white passengers. Today people would say “why doesn’t she protest elsewhere? She’s jus
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by ada1981 2y ago
Can we buy one? I could see a venue renting these to people for the night. They could outfit them with a kill switch remotely if people abuse it. Or have them tethered in the VIP areas.
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by ada1981 2y ago
Rosa Parks, Henry David Thoreau and MLK disagree.
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by ada1981 2y ago
We’ve been teaching values based leadership for over a decade via EarthPilot.org It’s a hallmark of legendary leaders. One mistake groups make is to say these are our values and expect people to follow them vs. identifying the actual values
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by ada1981 2y ago
They have a pretty solid exchange / buy back program and are working toward 100% recycled materials. Wild that some thrift store items are causing such a stir.
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by ada1981 2y ago
The entire hipster aesthetic is assuring people they don’t look cool in an attempt to look cool.
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by ada1981 2y ago
I thought it was cool. A bunch of stuff that would end up in a land fill anyway. People love to be offended these days.. and then apologizing for an ad? Apple went from 1984 to this…
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by ada1981 2y ago
The more complex, expensive and counter intuitive your morning coffee, the better! 90% of the experience is looking cool!
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by ada1981 2y ago
Wild they didn’t include an example of the actual typeface in the article. Also, I’m curious how there were 500,000 pieces in the typeface.
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by ada1981 2y ago
This is what we call a “brown M&M test”. It’s a single data point that is indicative of an entire system. The war on drugs failed and has caused more deaths than any drug. And the criminalization of cannabis and psychedelics over the la
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by ada1981 2y ago
So they just eat the fees?
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by ada1981 2y ago
What an embarrassment to anyone in the DEA or public policy in general that this is still a thing. Not sure how the DEA can consider itself a serious organization.
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by ada1981 3y ago
Wow. I thought there was support for intermittent fasting.
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by ada1981 3y ago
https://archive.is/uluMJ
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by ada1981 3y ago
My brother, a famous Broadway actor, once gifted me a jar of $300 face cleaner scrub. It was great. When it was empty I read the ingredients and discovered it was basically a jar of wet baking soda. Using .50 baking soda was just as great.
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by ada1981 3y ago
If the wealthy spend on wealth producing assets, how does that help?
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by ada1981 3y ago
Just noting that best skin care routine is: No Alcohol or caffeine Lots of water Vegan diet Using baking soda Adequate sleep and time in nature
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by ada1981 3y ago
Who cases if it’s altruistic or selfish if the outcomes are the same. The argument is that the company exists to benefit society. Profit exists as a side effect of having investors.
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by ada1981 3y ago
Who cares?
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by ada1981 3y ago
Do you have counter evidence beside ad hominem attacks?
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by ada1981 3y ago
Yes, actually. >> For the first companies, the privilege of incorporation, often via royal charter, was granted selectively to facilitate activities that contributed to the population’s welfare, such as the construction of roads, cana

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