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by cmh89 4y ago
He's really good at selling an image, which is what pushed Tesla ahead of other car makers. His whole 'Tony Stark' image is basically cat nip to tech bros and made Tesla cool and desirable. I think you are spot on. There are
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>Please provide a reference for negative monetary incentives for teachers. Again, if you are interested, you should learn, literally, the basic of the subject on which you are speaking https://www.nber.org/digest/feb
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>Sure I see race, I just don't see a good reason to judge people differently based on their race. I don't believe you. I don't know if you're lying to me or yourself, but you have racial bias (we all do). > Policie
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I mean, only a fool would mistake Youtube comments for real life. Was is the pro-Nazi comments that resonated with you and made you feel like you weren't alone?
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>DEI is a grift, supported only by people who are ok with the idea of racial discrimination. Let me guess, you 'don't see race'? Racism and sexism exist. They exist in the workplace. DEI is a remedy towards that. I'm
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>I did. The NCLB Act has precisely ZERO monetary incentives for teachers They had negative monetary incentives for teachers and schools >It was obviously written and enacted by people who have no idea how incentives actually work. It
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Finally see what? DEI is extremely important. It's just also a space that can be dominated by some absolutely dumb people.
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>Sometimes, quitting is just setting the stage for the next unscrupulous individual to come in and really muck things up where at least if you are still there, there's a brake, and a voice in the room Then don't quit and do you
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I (white male) used to try and be active as an ally in regards to DEI. I work for a large public agency. I wouldn't touch it with a ten-foot pole these days. This vein of 'antiracism' is poison because it really is absurd. I&
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>Not at all. I'm looking at we aren't getting the desired results. We've tried everything but the obvious - pay for results. What you're proposing is not "obvious" to anyone who actually studies education. &
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It's not even about medicine. OP is saying that states (or even smaller) should get to decide if women get ownership over their bodies. Just change it to literally any other medical procedure and we can see it for what it really is. &#
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>Actually, it stems from the Nuremberg Trials, and actually having a goddamn moral compass It doesn't 'stem' from anywhere. It's just a right-wing thing to pretend that police have some unwritten ability to decide the
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> Their accrual of power depends on being nice to the 30,000 people in the town No it doesn't. Small town cops get their power from their lack of having anything to do and the blind support of the community. The small town I grew up
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COVID-19 has been the number one cause of death for police officers for three years https://abcnews.go.com/Health/covid-leading-cause-law-enforc... It's not surprising in the slightest. I'm guessing a lot of
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>They do it because it works. You're making an assumption that the issue is that the teachers aren't putting in the effort. Children are not simple input/output machines you program. A food insecure child with illiterate p
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I don't know where OP is from, but long-waits frequently are because of triaging higher severity rates. If you have a chainsaw accident and its serious, you arent going to wait 8 hours
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It's almost certainly driven by the cause of death on the death certificate.
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>From my understanding most Americans are centrists and have established a status quo that is neutral on the LGBT+ group Can you point to anything substantial that supports this idea? The majority of Americans support same-sex marriage [
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The Amish have rigid hierarchies. People who are drawn to communes frequently don't want to live with rigid hierarchies. Amish culture is not all that different than general American culture structurally. Communes are. The Amish aren&#
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Did you read the comment chain before jumping in? My point is that capitalism didn't improve conditions for children, it made them in many ways worse by forcing both adults and children to work harder, and in worse conditions. Your con
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Ah, so you mean most be actually enjoy it and don't share your concern.
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>I would definitely like to keep some non-existing ideals of fairness and equality in America out of my bedroom and personal life Don't use American services then? Unless I'm missing something, you don't have to use any on
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by cmh89 4y ago
Online dating de-contextualizes people and no amount of filtering can change that. When you meet people IRL you have some context for them and want they like to do. For example, I met my wife as she was the roommate of a new male friend I&#
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>Maybe check your basic facts first next time. What are you talking about? You don't seem to have even a basic understanding of this subject. You were fundamentally wrong about needing to outlaw child labor. You didn't seem to
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But we literally had to outlaw it. These are basic facts. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child_labor_laws_in_the_United... Going through and brigading the truth doesn't change it.
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So your examples of books you've read are you books you disagree with? You are the primary source for your world view it appears. Based on this post, I'm guessing you don't have any serious suggestions?
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>Things start getting highly regulated when the government sets what prices you can charge, who you are allowed to do business with, etc. Oh! It's so convenient that the definition of 'highly regulated' for you fits perfec
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>Describe what you consider as "highly regulated". The United States economy. We have trade regulations, license regulations,import and export regulations, we have standards regulations. You know, lots of restrictions on trade.
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>Nobody said it was a "perfect" free market. Nothing human is perfect. It was a decent approximation to one, thought. What are you talking about. Do you know the definition of 'free market'? "an economic system i
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Bottled water is great as long as you ignore the major problems with bottled water!!!!!!

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