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LinkedIn is a paradox. It's basically a free online resume to most people. A small subset actually post on it trying to build their brand. And then an even smaller subset don't understand that it's basically social media at w
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Couldn't they just bring it internal? It must cost a good deal of money to keep it going, even if its not actively worked on.
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The Bible is a good example of a book that has been changed for its audience. They also make changes to books to update language. They make modern versions of the Canterbury Tales https://www.amazon.com/Canterbury-Tales-Vers
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I felt my original comment was substantative. I received feedback from you that you disagreed. I changed it to elaborate on my original comment and make it more substantive, based on your feedback. This feels like a no-win situation for me.
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A capitalist company changing books to make them as inoffensive as possible to sell as many books as possible doesn't exactly scream Marx to me. I'm guessing the main motivation for both the changes to R.L Stine and Roald Dahl&#x2
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I believe Elon Musk issued this non-apology in an attempt to avoid a lawsuit after openly admitting to firing someone due to their disability. This is in line with his character based on the way he has treated other people.
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>A more generous take is that managers used to derive a great deal of value & information from quick/frequent/informal check-ins with a lot of different people throughout the day, and that is much harder/impossible in
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But that's OP's point. Athletes understand recovery is crucial and limit the work they do to make sure they have time for recovery.
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This article seems obvious to me. Happier workers care more about their job, especially retaining their job. What is unsaid in that article is why there is so much actual pushback from managers. Managers, especially has you become further a
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I don't think it's really a matter of these jobs being looked down on, at least any more. These types of jobs require a long-term commitment that doesn't exist in other fields. If you go through the work to become an electric
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That's fine, you have the right to advocate for a dead city all you want. Your characterization of this as not being "allowed to travel without a permit" is utter nonsense made to make something rather routine and benign soun
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Wow! You must be against drivers licenses as well I assume, as they permit you to operate a motor vehicle.
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>California is a model for what other states want to avoid doing. Ah yes, having the largest GDP in the country and one of the highest in the world is certainly something to avoid.
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>I would simply avoid having a housing crisis by allowing people to build more housing. Seems pretty win-win to me. The housing crisis is primarily driven by wealth inequality and poor financial decisions by the US government. Not buildi
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The lawsuits exist because democracy spoke and the NIMBYs didn't like what it had to say. The builders are operating under the laws of the community. The NIMBYs are abusing the legal system in an attempt to subvert the will of the peop
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Considering the land value and demand, neighborhoods like Sunset are extremely low density. SF seems to have a lot of duplexes, even closer in where a two or three level building has two living units in it.
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'Compute(er)' is a French word
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What's the point of sending him to jail and make a ward of the state? Is he an idiot? Sure. Do forests burn? Yeah. Just ban him from public lands and fine him. Fire is a natural part of the landscape in the west. You should learn to ap
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I think it's really generous to think that they actually understand that libertarian-ism wont work. Your average libertarian is poor, usually rural and not prosperous. They are generally just marks to the very few libertarians who woul
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If the US government wanted his digital assets, they would get his digital assets. Currencies that aren't state backed will always have massive fluctuation in value anyway. If you are Argentinean, the USD is a better store of value tha
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>Species going extinct doesn't make the world deader. It depends on why the went extinct. If they went extinct because humans destroyed the habitat, rather than being out competed, then it's unlikely as much life or any life ca
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I personally don't want to live in a bland, dead world. To me its like climate change. The climate change, just like species go extinct. But humans are exasperating both processes in a ways that will ultimately make living on earth wor
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I'm pretty sure that was just a technical difficulty. It seems to be up now. New Reddit is straight trash though.
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>hmmm, your entire argument appears to be overly focused and convinced on the supposed fact that everyone that holds negative views of a race or people becomes a mass murderer. That's very much not the case That's not what I&#x
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>Never claimed to be an absolutist. You're whole premise is that the government shouldn't regulate speech, as it "leads to dictatorship" >In other posts I specifically say: "My beliefs regarding freedom of spe
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The trump crime family is demonstrably highly connected to russian oligarchs and russia generally.
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>That's already a crime friend. Conspiracy. Yes it is, because the State decided to censor and restrict 'free speech' in that case. >I think you are smart enough to understand the difference between free speech and plot
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>The suppression of speech and ideas leads to a dictatorship. That's not true. Nazi ideology is banned in Germany, and they are a far healthier democracy than the United States. > I just think that the consequences of suppression
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> I'm a jew, I see the neo nazi groups with banners or Kanye ranting and just laugh. Who cares? Now if they want to come at me with physical violence then that's something else. I'll respond in kind You're acting as t
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Godwins law strikes again.

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