kevviiinn

11 ms·

91.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
The police unions have a crazy amount of influence over politics where the basically just cry if they don't get their way and threaten to not go after criminals, it's happened in multiple states iirc Basically every step of the wa
92.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
Considering how often police lie and plant evidence, I would say a hefty number are innocent
93.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
I would have to agree with this. In all my time in school I've had terrible and amazing professors, the difference in the amount I learned was generally due to their ability to explain the subject in a way that was easy to understand.
94.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
Or an early 90s honda
95.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
Expand social safety nets including single payer healthcare and remove laws targeting victimless crimes such as drug possession
96.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
This is an important point. Conservatives seem to love ranting about how rampant crime is in blue cities but when you do per capita comparisons of violent crime, especially involving guns, you see that conservative areas are far more crim
97.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
How about fixing the system. Why do people have such a tiny, narrow view of life?
98.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
Absolutely, android phones allow you to actually control the user space software on the device. The whole baseband processor thing is another topic but overall android allows much greater ownership and control
99.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
I don't understand why someone would choose a computing device that traps them as much as apple devices do. Every time I've tried to get a file off of one, which is something so incredibly basic it should be easy to do, it's
100.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
Yea because they somehow think their magical OS doesn't track them
101.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
But the point is that these businesses aren't going bankrupt, they continually report record profits while laying people off
102.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
Socialism?
103.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
How about working to fix the system and make it more equitable rather than cheating or excusing cheating
104.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
If you disagree, please tell me why instead of down voting. Oxygen use just means cells are active, it doesn't tell us what they are doing or how they might be signaling. The brain is a unique organ where things are incredibly specific
105.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
$4 is better than 0 dollars and perhaps some people have looked but couldn't find other work. Maybe they have a criminal record, businesses definitely discriminate even though it's illegal
106.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
Enjoying yourself doesn't pay the bills
107.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
I don't know, if you get hired at a factory and show up but refuse to do any actual work how does that go? Termination for refusing to work is a thing
108.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
Yes, if the company has the money then they shouldn't put people's lives at risk to benefit a few CEOs and stockholders, that's insane and it hurts society at large
109.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
Cutting back on wages to increase leverage has been the point the entire time too, not because companies needed the cash
110.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
fMRI is not a good way to look at what a brain is actually doing. I don't know why people keep beating this stupid horse. It's dead. Leave it alone
111.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
The success of those two are bad for the country long term, the idea that being super rich is success is also bad
112.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
How about not lay people off to pad profits
113.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
But the long term success for cheating is actually much lower, those who actually learned things will do better in the long term even if they have a lower probability of short term success Many humans seem to be incredibly short sighted
114.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
That sounds more like bad management than anything you did. I'm the same way, I try to be honest about my own knowledge and abilities. I hope you don't change that because there are assholes out there, supportive managers definite
115.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
That's what I was thinking when I saw the OP as well, especially when considering their username Iirc it was a term that used to refer to people who were "out of their mind" saying that they were crack users or freebase cocai
116.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
>but the Internet is already rife with videos and articles and groups that can mislead and radicalize people, religious or otherwise. So it isn't newsworthy when someone makes more but this time in a new vector?
117.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
So it's because of some fancy Columbia prof that they're trying to go back to how they used to teach ?
118.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
Can't profiles be made private?
119.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
It isn't behaving randomly, no organism does. It is reacting to stimuli. The mechanism that determine how it reacts to the stimuli have just changed with the mutation
120.
by kevviiinn 3y ago
Conservatism thrives on whataboutism. As long as they can point at something than is "worse" than the current system, they can excuse the current system existing and claim it is the only possible good thing

More ›