cherryturnover

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by cherryturnover 5y ago
Maybe that is because the United States is more conservative than you assumed
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
If you have a right to bear arms, but no company in the country's sells a gun, do you have the "right" to bear arms? The answer is: no you don't. Because the government enables these companies to do these things that enr
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
If the government allows companies to buy all the avenues to free speech, do you really have free speech? For reference, North Korea has rights to freedom of speech and assembly. But it definitely does not mean they actually have that right
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
You can violate a TOS that encroach upon your rights granted by the government you know.
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
How can you exert your constitutional rights if the government allows companies to create/purchase/monopolize every avenue in which to express your rights? What if you had to pay a toll to utilize corporate paid sidewalks and road
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
I keep finding winners of movies. Burn After Reading has been jumped up to my top 10 list just because of how benign and absurd it all is. A cool tragedy I think most people should see is "Into the Fade" with Diane Krueger and the
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
High Risk != High Reward. There are far too many college educated people in the US that assume this. I walked in getting my degree knowing full well I was paying simply for the paper and the potential for getting a job in my field. I didn&#
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
I personally feel like college institutions get way too much freedom to act as predatory as they do regarding student loans and education. So many 18 year olds are told to go to college and get a degree only to come out a 22 year old with n
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
Too many people believe those things are entitlements when in fact they are tradeoffs. Like half my high school graduating class dropped out of college or didn't even start and many make decent wages or have dual income with a signific
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
I've always read that it's not too many smart people, but too many unemployed middle class people.
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
Why didn't Hitler just not invade Russia!? Because history is a dynamically evolving event, not something someone can 100% accurately predict just cause they read someone in a different era did something similar.
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
He's no longer president...Do these people really have nothing else to contribute?
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
That being said, these places are a godsend when you're lazy.
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
Management or business/data analyst. Half the time these people are just glorified middlemen that get paid decent wages and just look at excel or support some obscure piece of software without dealing with programming stuff. I am in a
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
Damn, I should buy a smart watch just for this. I came to add I set my pace at the 3 mile mark too. Im currently running 5 miles every otherday.
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
The whole point is everybody involved plays fair and follows the rules so they dont have a government agency come in and regulate them.
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
>It can be as high as 20k-50k€. Meanwhile in NYC they're knocking off few months rent and dropping the security deposits just to get people back there.
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
Even letting a higher up down is expected. You have to feel it out though if the certain thing is one of those. But if you know it can't be done or you got time, one of the best things you can do is abandon ship. It's really absur
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
Doesn't it have more to do with the fact that they didn't even recover yet from the 1st World War? Also don't forget Holodomor. It literally happened after the Great Depression yet unlike Western Nations, 3.5 million people d
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
What is stopping us from launching seed payloads to these planets with some way to continually water them? Wouldn't that be a way to theoretically test the survivability of the planet without sending people?
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
God that would honestly be a dream come true actually
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
I learned that working hard isn't the ticket to wealth. It's knowing people and putting on a good show that you work hard. I used to work hard and never really got "respect" for it (like promotions or whatnot). While I g
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
I did a stint in commercial lending so I know a little about Bylaws and operating agreements. Why not just write that in there? VC's are not banks so they have a bit more flexibility in terms of what they'll accept.
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
My mind went there as well. Say I'm an affluent oligarch shorting major companies. I'd paying the ransom group to massively attack the company or various companies. Then cash out during the chaos.
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
I'd wager the thought process wasn't so much for enforced compliance, but a tax if you do not wish to be compliant.
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
As someone who has worked in banking, I guarantee is not mostly "low income" type of "paycheck to paycheck." Most people I saw come in for mortgages were often making 6 figures together if married. The reason they were
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
The main irony I find in many people that "love animals" and are vegetarian/vegan is these people tend to be just as likely to lock their pet up in a cage for 8-12 hours a day while at work. Then of course they also don'
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
>In 2012, the media reported the case of John Pittas, whose mother had received care in a skilled nursing facility in Pennsylvania after an accident and then moved to Greece. The nursing home sued her son directly, before even trying to
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
This is my greatest fear but you have to wonder if the reverse will happen, where tech companies get so large, they they can afford to develop and support their own distro (or even operating system).
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by cherryturnover 5y ago
I personally would prefer clock in and clock out of 5 hours. Not "clock in for 8 hours, but only put in 5 hours worth of work."

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