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aglavine
8y ago
This. She've never seen his mom's Facebook profile in 14 years? It seems fake.
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aglavine
8y ago
public plugs
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aglavine
8y ago
You'll be surprised how many people ignore Gates Foundation's deep involvement on ending Polio
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aglavine
8y ago
He supports Maduro.
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aglavine
8y ago
As a clear example, We lack green areas in our cities by any measure. That's something that already have been done in many places and have 100% positive impact. You don't really need to innovate, just copy what have worked in othe
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aglavine
8y ago
At least in my country (Argentina) I think that at a personal level (indoor) we are all OK, the problem is at a social level (outdoor). I can think of several projects that would make me happy and 100% sure that they would improve my commun
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aglavine
8y ago
I did seven interviews for a top US bank. I didn't pass. They needed to fill dozens of positions. Two years later they opened the gates and hired a notorious complainer ex-coworker. That's the current state of affairs.
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aglavine
8y ago
Drug legalization (regulated) can be a solution. Also, if things start to improve in Mexico migrations will disminish more, although with Lopez Obrador probably things will get worse.
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aglavine
8y ago
"Thrown to jail", that's a big difference with Argentina. But more important, budget deficit was most of the time less than 2%.
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aglavine
8y ago
for many people neoliberal is a tag for anything they don't like
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aglavine
8y ago
I am from Argentina, and the "sold out to the World Bank" narrative is really harmful to my country. Stop spreading it, you're totally clueless about it. What really made us poorer is chronic budget deficit supported by debt
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aglavine
8y ago
So you'll make business with anybody? Where do you set the line?
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aglavine
8y ago
I don't know. I tend to avoid such generalizations. I lived in an unsafe neighborhood and saw people do what they can to improve their situation, with poor if any help from government. Call them racist seems unfair and totally misunder
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aglavine
8y ago
It is quite different being racist and being concerned about safety.
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8y ago
On the contrary, I think Kubrick was great on spite of his shortcomings. Most of great artists in history were kind people. I could bet that his movies would be better (or even there would be more of them), having him been a more people&#x
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aglavine
8y ago
I think that they eat out and order takeaway because they perceive that they never going to save enough money to afford a house.
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aglavine
8y ago
This is an open question and deeper than it seems. What to do with dictatorships and failed countries? You can't isolated them but neither you can fully accept their conditions. Maybe the google employees decision will put other option
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aglavine
8y ago
This. Probably before that.
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aglavine
8y ago
I still like Facebook, but I get all the hate. It is an annoying product and can be addictive. And it used to be less annoying, more about persons and not products, and they don't care about not being addictive. They seems to be trying
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aglavine
8y ago
You need UN in these cases, a real UN, not the one build for a postwar scenario that doesn't exist anymore.
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aglavine
8y ago
Big Issue is UN. UN was designed for a postwar scenario that has already disappeared.
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aglavine
8y ago
As a foreigner I don't get it. Why are students allowed to get a debt that they can't pay. Why they take it?
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aglavine
8y ago
I think right now more companies into the electric car market will benefit them, since it is an electric vs. fuel scenario and it will go on that way for a couple of years.
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aglavine
8y ago
How these kind of changes were implemented before?
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aglavine
8y ago
The thing is that in 3) the company still doesn't make money.
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8y ago
The problem with dictatorships is in the very nature of their organizational system. It doesn't incentive self-initiative, trust, discussion or criticism, so most of the time their team are a bunch of pusillanimous fools, the smartest
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aglavine
8y ago
Probably an expanding electric offer benefits Tesla at this time. It creates more demand by publicity and makes electric vehicles more mainstream
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aglavine
8y ago
Indeed, cars currently move fast and break things. Tesla is an improvement on current situation.
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aglavine
8y ago
One and a half million new citizens every two weeks, globally. We need smart solutions to a complex problem.
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aglavine
8y ago
It takes valuable time to do that and I don't care who does the cleaning as long as it works. If it doesn't, people will always be aware of that and sites like Facebook risks to lost all of their business in that scenario.
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