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by ianai 4y ago
That number seems so low I don’t know who they’re hoping to leave. Or they don’t have a plan in that regard. Real numbers would be like “discounted rail tickets” or some per month stipend for the additional costs. Or maybe it’s just to get
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Globalization is only part of it. Lots of things beyond globalization have titled power away from labor. Look at the locomotive labor unions being blocked from striking by the president and congress last month for a recent, egregious exampl
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One (not the best) way to judge a world view or policy is to simply empower it and let it play itself out. Then investigate the value add to society and itself over time. Both of your examples wound up being problematic in the fullness of t
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Actually, society varies. But social contract theory does point out that the contract goes both ways. And that society works, in the interest of self sustenance, by making the individual lives better than they would be outside of society. O
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In lieu of any particular review I’m submitting the Wikipedia page. I was unemployed for most of the Great Recession and can empathize with much of this book. I also just remember the “tragedy of my twenties” realizing society had basically
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Men Without Work (2016)(time.com)
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Actually they could work on marrying design (their traditional client base) with some lighter development tools-cross platform. This could be marketed as a moat from AI. Possibly some good demand growth potential there. Edit-the goal would
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Explain Aptera.
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Wishing for this not thinking it’s necessarily likely. Utopia: people massively reject the noisiest and most inflammatory parts of the internet. Doesn’t mean reverting to 20 years ago. Just taking things with a grain of salt. And lose the “
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AFAIK they have a 100 mile compliance car that, true to the definition, can’t be purchased in the USA unless you’re one of the few. That should count as a negative.
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This was decades ago. But basically take which ever paragraph format intended and break it out into individual cells. So label one cell “thesis” then “point 1” etc. Then string them together in output. It was probably after being up all day
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This is Mazda. They have yet to get serious about electrification. Worse than Toyota in that regard. I am beyond giving them the benefit of the doubt that this was anything but “hey we don’t have to make BeVs!!”
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Texas has its own electrical grid separate from the rest of the US.
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I’ve straight up had to write essays in Excel before to break writers block. Absolute writing by outline.
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What about the very remote villages in the colder/harsher parts of the world? Ie the disputed islands north of Japan, the easternmost parts of Russia, the vast northern parts of Canada, etc? Figuring a way to make those worthy/cap
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More like about one in three classes have at least one psychopath with class sizes around 30 students. Granted the other characteristics of these children as you say add a lot of other problems.
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The “Ones and Tooze” podcast covered this well in their most recent (12/30) podcast. Basically, this is to be expected. Home owners looking to sell put off their sell when conditions turn sour. The construction industry is historically
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And I can ensure you the bullies, if they are able, will find a way to twist the situation to continue and worsen the abuse.
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“individual, single occupancy enforced, stalls.” How about exactly and only that? You go to school, sit in your assigned stall for the day isolated from all other stalls by a locking mechanism, and assigned to lunch periods according to you
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I genuinely wish that was how my parents had reacted to my bullying. It’s definitely what I’d plan if I was going to have kids. (And I won’t)
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Agree. I was bullied horrifically through the 10th year of public school. I even attempted to fight back against the bullies and was punished for that by the school. The effects linger to this day 20+ years later.
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Smaller class sizes would probably help as a blunt measure. Might have to be down to 5-1 or 10-1 to really know it’s controlled though. And this isn’t practical. If my hunch that bullies are products of abuse or otherwise need psychological
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LV is a weird, violent place. The schools are designed from prison architecture. The culture is a bunch of people who wanted to move somewhere so far from where they left they’d never be visited. (See the Anthony Bourdain episode as he did
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I think bullies usually “learn” it somewhere - like being bullied themselves or outright abuse. Or they’re just budding psychopaths. (Which occur at 1/100 rate of the population-and I really wish this was considered more seriously.)
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There could have been a round of modern “trust busting” ala Teddy Roosevelt. Too big to fail is a clear center of too much market power. (That the smaller banks like credit unions weathered that era better underscores the need for some “rig
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You got personal there.
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No, that tax would disincentivize renting single family homes and similar. Corporate landlords wouldn't be taxed with it and are the meat of that market.
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Agree. And literature is part of academia, too.
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Right, they bailed out corporations and threw people out of their homes. Never forgive, never forget. I’d still largely say this Fed is departing from history. The economy last saw a pandemic like covid in 1918. And that was during a world
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Explain how housing prices remain stable while labor enjoys increasing wages without some other changes? Write in complaint about never affording a home. I’ll be 40 next year and in an apartment. Largely, still, because my sub-generation g

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