queirozfcom

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   by queirozfcom 9y ago

   Institutions do have motives. Institutions want to keep being relevant. Institutions want to see the influence grow. Institutions want to continue existing.
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   by queirozfcom 9y ago

   Very good analysis right there.
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   by queirozfcom 10y ago

   The Book on the Taboo Against Knowing who you are, by Alan Watts.
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   by queirozfcom 10y ago

   what do you mean? what do you see yourself in need of protecting against? you can always leave your job if you don't like it
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   by queirozfcom 10y ago

   Human rights == good Unions, stuff that hinders economic development == bad
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   by queirozfcom 10y ago

   I find it funny that people on the internet, of all places, say that top-down anything is the way to manage an organization. Do you use linux? apache? http? run git? use python? PHP?
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   by queirozfcom 10y ago

   Would you invest in a country that could overrule your decisions based on its political priorities? I wouldn't.
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   by queirozfcom 10y ago

   This technique you just used. It's called a 'straw man'.
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   by queirozfcom 10y ago

   I just hope this website keeps its up to date reporting on projects like this so that we have time to leave the country before this "new brand of socialism" starts working its "magic" in the country. We've seen this
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    Venezuela has a new 'forced labor' law that can require people to work in fields(news.vice.com)

    3 points by queirozfcom 10y ago|0 comments