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by marnett 9y ago
No. It really isn't. This is a luxury service. If you use it to redistribute uneaten food in-masse, sure. But let's be honest, these services are for those who can afford laziness when it comes to walking outside their door (in a
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by marnett 9y ago
thank you for sharing this.
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It does have a similar ring as Jordan Peterson, you are correct.
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Do you have any more writing on this subject? I have been working on an essay discussing the lack of this philosophical backbone in our ideologies we build up - the new religion of the intellectual liberals of today (traditional dictionary
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by marnett 9y ago
That's a gross over-simplification of wealth accrual. Hyper-concentration of wealth will most certainly prevent new entrants from entering the coveted class of the 1500 worldwide billionaires. Regardless of desires to be wealthy, inequ
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by marnett 9y ago
We've also gained mandatory arbitration and at-will employment; let's not get ahead of ourselves. Not to mention most knowledge-workers work more than 40 hours a week with no hope of overtime. Of course, at least in America, we wo
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by marnett 9y ago
While I agree, knowledge workers shouldn't have to work 40 hours a week (due to simple cost-benefit of their true output), it just isn't the observed reality in most knowledge-work industries (at least in America). I wouldn't
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by marnett 9y ago
why is it that inequality doesn't bother you so much?
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Your second paragraph is answered by post-9/11 American foreign policy in Iraq (to say the least). But just to echo that answer, yes - Halliburton (and plenty of other private military, security, cyber security service companies) did a
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by marnett 9y ago
Yea... technology at large scale has, countless times, been a large detrimental to large amounts, if not all, members of societies. I can already see the hyperintelligent AI realizing the only way to force pliability amongst very slow-to-ch
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by marnett 9y ago
what is the best way to combat individuals like this? People that swat down ideas with fallacies of logic, etc.
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typically these massive corporate incentives are just a part of the corporatist strategy of pitting all American cities against each other in order to get a company to set up shop there (look no further than Amazon's scheme from this s
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by marnett 9y ago
Lapham's quarterly is an absolute amazing publication. Stumbled across the Religion volume in the sprituality section of my local thrift store three weeks ago. Truly one of the more important publications I've been exposed to in a
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by marnett 9y ago
I had never thought about song, story, and dance in a genetic sense before as you laid out here. Thanks for sharing that.
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NIMBY.
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by marnett 9y ago
Very well said. This city drains me of what little energy I have left.
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by marnett 9y ago
Thank you very much for sharing this
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like the paradise papers?
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Very important citizen smarts here. Never. Period. It isn't unpatriotic, or anti-blue. It is really in your best interest to do so.
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don't forget Jesus' rage at the tax collector.
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commonwealth club had him in SF last week. It was nice hearing from him.
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Do they screen for alcoholism? If not, do you think they should? Do you want hungover forklift drivers?
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bingo.
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Thanks for sharing this place. I've visited Turkey and unfortunately was unaware of this site then.
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Do you think the amount of contracts available has changed over your career?
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Thanks for all of these recommendations
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I agree but how? Or would co-op consulting shops make more sense?
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That's not necessarily true. Justices most certainly ask questions they may personally not need clarifying on in order to plant the question in their colleagues' mind. Oral argument , historically and currently, is still an arena
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by marnett 9y ago
They asked for new leadership, not new developers. The 'mistake' wasn't a bug in XYZ, but a leader who took feature deadlines ahead of actual functionality. That leader should be axed - that's what GGP was discussing.
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permanent resident immigrants are Americans.

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