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by cm2012 3y ago
There's tons of exceptions. But there's a reason people who graduate with teaching degrees have the lowest SAT scores of pretty much any major/discipline.
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by cm2012 3y ago
The problem is every teacher who has the skills to teach you something valuable can make more money just doing that thing.
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by cm2012 3y ago
In that case, you better either subscribe to Youtube premium or not watch Youtube. It makes me sick when people "exploit" all of these amazing videos people have made on Youtube but refuse to help compensate them for their work
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by cm2012 3y ago
Aspartame is one of the must trustable things we eat. Very few foods have been studied as much as it has. Both quality and quantity of studies. This is part of how the medical regulation leaders in every country are the most insanely cautio
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by cm2012 3y ago
Big acquisitions like this will be very good for the start up ecosystem there.
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by cm2012 3y ago
Yep, people spend $120b a year on Google ads, crushing the old ad industry, because it doesn't work. It's just idiots in marketing departments all the way down. (I've worked with 50+ company ad accounts and any large business
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by cm2012 3y ago
If its true I'm sure there will be a number of lawsuits. The existing court system can settle this kind of thing pretty well.
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by cm2012 3y ago
He's not a good investor, but he's great at convincing very rich people to let him invest their money.
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by cm2012 3y ago
I know it's hunting season when the deer flood my neighborhood
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by cm2012 3y ago
And with them, deer ticks have taken all the magic out of being outdoors. At least where I live in the north east, if you go for any kind of hike, not even going into the brush, you'll end up with a bunch of ticks on you.
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by cm2012 3y ago
Coco is my favorite pixar work
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by cm2012 3y ago
China right now. Massive real estate crisis brewing. Local government in China is funded by land sales, which encouraged rampant speculation.
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by cm2012 3y ago
This "reputation score" means: Are you a bot or a human? It's not a credit score. And if it was, that kind of credit score improves access to credit.
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by cm2012 3y ago
You realize is you ban this kind of service, fraud rates are going to multiply 10x in the EU, and new, very inconvenient barriers to fraud will be put in place. I'd like to see one (1) person harmed by any of the data sharing that Tele
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by cm2012 3y ago
Astrology has a one in twelve chance of accuracy since the only variable is birthday. With the four discrete variables in MBTI, I can type people with 90% accuracy after a conversation.
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by cm2012 3y ago
It's like being right or left handed. And you wouldn't want to box against George Foreman even if he uses his off hand. Intuitors just start with the big picture as their basic instinct, then fill in the details. Sensors start wit
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by cm2012 3y ago
That "common knowledge" is wrong. Myers briggs is not great for scientific studies since it splits people into 16 buckets instead of sliding scales (like the Big 5, which is used in research). But MB is an incredible mental toolki
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by cm2012 3y ago
If you're not sure about the tests, you can use this quick framework in this comment to help you find your letters. Extraverted (E) vs Introverted (I) “E” generally means gaining energy from other people, while “I” means people drain
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by cm2012 3y ago
100% right. My wife is an INFP and in 16 years of being together, she has not been wrong about someone once, even when I vehemently disagreed with her at the time. But she would never say she's good at reading people to a stranger lol.
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by cm2012 3y ago
There's a lot of sources out there on this topic, but Psychology Junkie is way better than I would have expected from the name. Two articles that mention these traits: INFJ: https://www.psychologyjunkie.com/understandin
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by cm2012 3y ago
Basically anyone who can do this kind of thing falls into INFP or INFJ in Myers-Briggs. They're just incredible at reading people. Based on the article I'd be shocked if Jessica wasn't an INFP.
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by cm2012 3y ago
I promise you, laws, regulations, liability and beaureucracy are huge issues in hiring internationally. Example: if you run a marketing agency in the US, most liability insurance absolutely forbids non US workers from working in your ad acc
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by cm2012 3y ago
Europeans love to compare their upper class of college educated people to poor uneducated people in the USA. They lord over their superiority to people of Walmart.
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by cm2012 3y ago
It is really good for tuning instruments though. My buddy with perfect pitch can do it in no time flat.
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by cm2012 3y ago
The vast majority of books people want to donate aren't wanted by anyone. Don't be afraid to throw books out.
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by cm2012 3y ago
Higher GDP per capita. Lower murder rate. A lot more tech. Better health outcomes. Higher life expectancy.
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by cm2012 3y ago
Normal life is going to better 20 years from now, just like it's much better now than 20 years ago.
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by cm2012 3y ago
In the end - there's basically no serious scientist saying the world is going to be destroyed from global warming. There's going to be more extreme weather. Life in hot areas in third world countries is going to suck more. But add
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by cm2012 3y ago
Standards are way higher now for new kids than even in the 90s.
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by cm2012 3y ago
We live in absolute best time in human history to expect your kids to have a good life. Climate change is tiny compared to the technical and medical revolutions humanity has experienced.

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