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grillvogel
5y ago
my wife has a phd in a relevant field, and only just got her first dose last week. she still is not sure if it was a good idea or not.
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Animal Crossing was the true metaverse
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im opposed because as a parent of young kids i feel the risks to them from covid are much lower than the risks to their mental health growing up in this dystopian mask world. children need to see other human faces as part of their normal de
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kids need to see faces as part of their development, not sure how any of your post addresses that. in the countries you mention it is still not expected for young children to be wearing face coverings while among their peers.
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I dunno i think its kinda cool. its not necessarily a bad thing to hold people to higher standards and have expectations of excellence in everything you do. that is part of the reason japan is such a nice place.
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5y ago
sure introverts are great for being a minion and completing tasks. who is leading the project?
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the point is my wife is half, born in japan with citizenship, and as a result gets exposed to all kinds of edge cases that you yourself wouldnt experience or be aware of. the xenophobic tendencies of japan are well known, its disingenuous t
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5y ago
yeah because they genuinely have lower expectations of you as a foreigner
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the fact that it is technically possible does not mean that it is a common occurence
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ok, so it happened to 1 guy, and it was such a novel thing that you happen to know about it because its an interesting factoid. it's not common. realistically it's impossible for most people. I know someone who is white, born i
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>It sounds to me like a measure of conformity, yes. people need to realize if they want to work/live in japan stuff like this comes with the territory.
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sounds like japan may not be the place for you then
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>Japan at least has a pathway to citizenship for foreigners pretty sure that is not true, unless you are of japanese descent. you can get permanent residency but not citizenship
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5y ago
>objective flaws opinions are not objective
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5y ago
and much of what we do "know" is still based purely on speculation but has been repeated enough to be considered truth. consider modern "ironic" appreciation of things, how would that appear to future archaologists?
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5y ago
Interesting that DelBene is also so high on the list but not really mentioned at all "Her husband, Kurt DelBene, is Chief Digital Officer and EVP of Corporate Strategy, Core Services Engineering and Operations at Microsoft Corporation,
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5y ago
sorry but this seems like horrible advice. twitter should be completely removed from the equation
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just remember that: >In the current, digitized world, trivial information is accumulating every second,preserved in all its triteness. Never fading, always accessible. Rumors about petty issues,misinterpretations, slander. All this jun
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and they will be replaced by people who are willing to come in. do employees actually think they are not replaceable?
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>People make the collaboration argument; but studies show people do not interact more in open offices. i do not buy this at all. in the office i interacted with dozens of people daily that i otherwise have no specific reason to directly
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are you familiar wiith the expression "Don't feed the bears"?
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depends on the state, in WA state you are protected. In another state i had to sign an agreement that everything in my brain was owned by megacorp
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threats to internet freedom brought on by his own company?
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Germany had 3000 trafic related deaths in 2019. In 2019 in the US, 20 people died in "school shooting deaths" meaning someone who was shot at a school of some kind
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there are way too many to be meaningful anymore. I work somewhere heavily "inspired" by the leadership principles, but you need to have the smaller core set of values so it is easy to reference them for decision making in your da
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you might start at a lower level, and then people would judge you for being older but "only" a IC2 or something
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a weapon to surpass metal gear
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why is it sad that most of the chinese restaurants in america cater to american tastes? american style chinese is a valid food cuisine, and lots of people like that. if you want authentic food those retaurants exist as well. are the "
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Cancel the project, Terminator 2 style
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ive got a wireless mouse and keyboard that support multiple devices, so i dont even need to swap the plug. to use my personal computer i just switch the monitor input and the mode on the mouse/keyboard.
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