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Politicize it? His wife was messaging the chief of staff trying to pressure him to overthrow the election. https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2022/03/read-clarence-thomas... > Do not concede. It takes time fo
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How depressing it must be to have lived through the collapse of the soviet union, realize the magnitude of lies, see the hope of a new Russia, and then have to go through this.
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They'd love nothing more than for you to believe there is no proof or evidence for anything -- no truth for you to discern. Just struggles in the will to power.
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True and healthy skepticism requires evidence and pointing skepticism at things that deserves skepticism. Questioning whether plants produce food by photosynthesis from the light of the sun because "science" has been wrong before
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4y ago
Fair enough, thanks for clarifying. I haven't run into too many of those people (brutally aggressive and terrific engineers). The toxic people I've run into spent all their time trying to look smart to cover their incompetence
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If it were directed at a particular person, sure. Otherwise, the author is describing negative traits and behaviors . Have you ever taken any management training? This is the quintessential way of discussing these sorts of things neutra
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> Musk's lawyers called Dogecoin "a legitimate cryptocurrency" and the lawsuit, Johnson v. Musk et al., a "fanciful work of fiction." They are absolutely calling the lawsuit frivolous. This in no way frames Elon
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> the use of "toss" here implies a unreasonableness or inappropriateness that doesn't actually exist. No it doesn't. The lawyer's own language, from the subhead of the article: > Musk's lawyers called Do
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Why do you believe the traits and behaviors outlined in the article are mutually exclusive with being a jerk? In my experience, most of the toxic people I've worked with were toxic because they exhibited a number of these traits and w
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There's a lot of projection going on here, as far as I can tell. The author is about as neutral as possible in describing these traits / behaviors. None of these traits are mutually exclusive with being a jerk, and in my experie
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It's fine. It's clear the purpose is to list a bunch of traits and observations you've made over the years. It's concise. Trying to fluff it up would only make it less readable.
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I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that the author probably thinks a healthy balance exists between zero communication and spending 100% of one's time playing JIRA games and visibility hacking.
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I think this comment would be a better jumping off point for discussion if it were responding to a specific individual and showing curiosity rather than making multiple broad assumptions about the community at large.
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Yeah I mean that’s basically the exact point of the example.
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The only editorialized bit is "miracles," in my opinion. The current title gets closer to including the relevant context than does your updated title.
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4y ago
There's an opportunity for a wider discussion about how these situations should be handled. We can all learn and grow from that.
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4y ago
Any thoughts on the content of the article itself?
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He's 14. Cut him some slack.
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I’m sorry it offends you that someone attempting coordinated election fraud was convicted by a jury based on significant evidence.
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Please read the DOJ press release before opining in this thread https://www.justice.gov/usao-edny/pr/social-media-influencer...
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Please read the DOJ release https://www.justice.gov/usao-edny/pr/social-media-influencer...
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“ For example, on November 1, 2016, in or around the same time that Mackey was sending tweets suggesting the importance of limiting “black turnout,” the defendant tweeted an image depicting an African American woman standing in front of an
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“A February 2016 analysis by the MIT Media Lab ranked Mackey as the 107th most important influencer of the then-upcoming Presidential Election.”
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Attempting to do a crime is still a crime.
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I appreciate the attempt, but this poster has already resorted to posting ChatGPT responses, so I don't think it's worth the effort. They aren't serious responses. And actually, I just noticed they're ban evading and u
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AI? Or medical equipment malfunctions?
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I heard they were going to charge him for painting his house? That's not a crime. What's next, charging him for changing a lightbulb? Oh, that's not what he's being charged with? They don't typically charge hig
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He's called for his supporters to protest and posted an image of him swinging a baseball bat at the DA's head while calling him a "Soros backed animal". About the indictment, he called the police the gestapo and said &q
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> I don't know if anyone has brought this up, but I hope Joe Biden will be wise enough to immediately issue Trump a pardon and bring this to a close. [...] Biden needs to pardon him right away. Good stuff. You should lead with this
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> If he weren't Donald Trump, would he be getting charged for this? Yes. Michael Cohen went to jail for this already.
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