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91.
by id 4y ago
>you'd have to explain going beyond, say, 4 weeks This is less than the PTO mandated by law in many European countries. Hardly unlimited.
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by id 4y ago
Wow, and I feel bad for going on one (usually short) flight per year on average...
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by id 4y ago
If he truly cared about free speech, he would have criticized the CCP at least once. I did not say he has to criticize them everytime he mentions them.
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by id 4y ago
On a related note, on the 100th anniversary of the CCP, Elon Musk had this to say: >The economic prosperity that China has achieved is truly amazing, especially in infrastructure! I encourage people to visit and see for themselves. Sourc
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by id 4y ago
>That he's not highly motivated by money or luxury, at least at this stage in his life, is obvious for anyone to see. Really? Are you aware of his gigantic compensation plan at Tesla? The crypto price manipulations? And his lifestyl
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by id 4y ago
So he only really became a billionaire because it was necessary in order to save the world? Is that what his fans actually believe?
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by id 5y ago
George Soros is not a foreign billionaire. He's a US citizen as has worked and lived in the US for most of his life.
98.
by id 5y ago
Even if that happened, it would only erase the gains of 2 years.
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by id 5y ago
>I would have liked this as a 25-year-old I'm at this age and I turned from super eager to jaded in just a few years.
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by id 5y ago
Or inherit stock ;)
101.
by id 5y ago
For employees this is certainly true.
102.
by id 5y ago
This only works if you care enough about your future self unfortunately.
103.
by id 5y ago
It will continue to change, as all things tend to do.
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by id 5y ago
But curing aging / death would obviously make it so that you _can_ thrive at 90. Besides, most people I know who are in that age bracket are quite happy. >People who worry about death due to old age in their future are always the ty
105.
by id 5y ago
I don't know, the Kim family of North Korea has been staying in power for quite a while now. And wealth is even easier to pass down.
106.
by id 5y ago
Are you really saying no one has ever worried about death? I'm pretty sure everyone has, including you.
107.
by id 5y ago
They should call it glassdoor.
108.
by id 5y ago
Working remotely? That's 8 hours of digital world / metaverse experience right there. Most people have at least another 2 hours of screen time on top of that. I know I have days that are just screen time essentially.
109.
by id 5y ago
I'm pretty sure that's why it's a favorite - you read a different account and can't really believe it, so you write a comment to make sure they actually do experience the same thing.
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by id 5y ago
>I hear my own voice in my head But you don't actually hear anything either, right? I mean, does it sound like a recording of you talking? Or is it you thinking in words / having an inner monologue (dialogue?)
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by id 5y ago
>There’s a lack of this inner thought which is an actual condition people have I find this so hard to believe. Are these people even conscious? I can solve math equations, think about my life, write code... all without any inner voice, e
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by id 5y ago
I'm exactly the same as you. When I do have an inner voice it's essentially like talking to myself but without actually mouthing the words. But it's not present at all times, it's mostly there when I want it to. I can al
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by id 5y ago
>despite the fact that I have a full time job and family In another comment you wrote: >I dropped to 24 hours/week and have a much better life quality now, working 3 days per week. Still remarkable, so congrats, but full time nor
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by id 5y ago
A CO2 monitor is quite helpful with keeping a room properly ventilated. The CO2 levels found in many indoor spaces are high enough to cause drowsiness, headaches and poor concentration. Of course all you need to do is open a window, but you
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by id 5y ago
All of those have been very good days to buy.
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by id 5y ago
Is this not a legal requirement?
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by id 5y ago
There was a crash last year. The only reason it's not really acknowledged as such is that the recovery was unusually quick. Crashes don't have to be big and the recovery doesn't have to take years or even decades.
118.
by id 5y ago
>you only need to get to $10m The problem is making just $100 is difficult for a lot of people.
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by id 5y ago
I was in almost the same situation as you. I got $800 and I'm grateful, $0 would have been okay, too. Of course I'm also a bit jealous.
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by id 6y ago
It makes you a terrible investor - 10% was already a bad move - but holding them now that they are 35.5% of your net worth is insane. Yes it might work out again but so does playing the lottery.

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