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by brag 5y ago
What about the Indians from India? What do they call them?
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by brag 5y ago
They replace the workforce with all the eager new grads. They will continue to use employees till they burn out indefinitely
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by brag 5y ago
You’re right that Uber and Lyft exist as solutions; I don’t accept cabs as an equally good solution since uber and Lyft’s user experience is way better. Self driving takes Uber drivers out as the middle man and allows prices to go to 1&#x2F
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by brag 5y ago
People with disabilities like epilepsy, which affects 2% of the worlds population. If you have uncontrolled seizures, then you cannot drive a car, ever. Uber, Lyft, and Self driving would be a huge boon to these people, enabling them to liv
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by brag 5y ago
I think it’s a need in the sense that it’s a safety net. Being isolated and happy for months at a time definitely seems plausible. But if life gets hard, and you succumb to dark thought patterns, addiction, or a depression, very very diffic
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by brag 5y ago
Can you expand on your experience? any particular lessons you learned? Seems like you had all the conventional marks of success, I find it hard to believe that that was all for naught.
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by brag 5y ago
This is just my personal experience, after using this app for a good 1-2 months, and not using it regularly since. The concepts and mechanics behind the app (accepting and feeling your emotions) is sound, but for me at least (and others I s
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by brag 5y ago
Agreed. I count myself as a beginner mountaineer, and while I respect the physical fitness/training required to reach Whitney, unless he did the Mountaineer’s route up to the top, I struggle to envision this guy as more than a fit hike