polaris_mars

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by polaris_mars 5y ago
Oh my god!!! Sorry to react like this... Other people already commented that... That is sooooo much disconnected from reality it shows you never went to a factory floor. You never seen anything being produced in mass scale. Even the poster
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by polaris_mars 5y ago
Exactly. I would add that the spirit of system is realising that people have different abilities and training them accordingly to their potential, and there is nothing wrong with that. Realschule and Hauptschule are not there to try to get
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by polaris_mars 5y ago
It is so ironic that you mention Germany,where kids are split (at age 10, 12?) into hauptschule (lower ability), realschule (medium ability), and gymnasium (higher ability). To think ramanujans of this world would benefit from lower standa
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by polaris_mars 5y ago
Considering only the money aspect it can be worthwhile. The problem that I have seen with people trying to take advantage of lower taxes for expats is that you can't easily find jobs that pay well. So even with lower taxes your net sal
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by polaris_mars 5y ago
It is not so much about hard libertarianism than practical libertarianism. All these protections look good on paper but they will only set Portugal back at this stage. One more Kafkaesque rule and regulation to keep track of. It only sounds
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by polaris_mars 5y ago
Search premature imitation.
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by polaris_mars 5y ago
Yes. Once your country catches with the rest of developed world then yes you can have slack to have nice things such as all those minimum standards you mentioned. But with this Portugal will remain a back water coutry forever. I have friend
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by polaris_mars 5y ago
In Portugal is the state that micro manages you and your company.
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by polaris_mars 5y ago
This is a feature not a bug. What I'm hearing is, it takes the energy necessary to drive 1.8m kilometres to forge one bitcoin. Perfect. And humanity is not on the verge of climate extinction, although it is the dogma of our times.