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Aim to Be Amazing Rather Than Looking Successful
(abraintrust.com)
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randomgyatwork
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Feels like a lot of middle wealthy left leaning people don't see what the reality is for most everyone else. Also, Trump was offering hope, Clinton was offering nothing but staying the same. I get the sense that the American economy is
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In Japan I noticed that the public washrooms were always so clean, magnitudes cleaner than anything in Canada. My wife told me at school that all the students take turns cleaning the bathroom, this meant if you made a mass you'd eventu
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I wonder if the media is incompetent or liars...
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I feel like if you were paying attention, but avoiding mainstream media this result isn't so much of a surprise.
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We have a lot of junk food snacks at the office, when I'm tired or stressed I eat them, when I'm rested and not stressed I can easily stay away. This type of situation seems to exist in many different ways in my life, so its easy
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Toronto maybe a special case, but 49.9% of the population is foreign born, and people are generally encourage to keep their culture... I'm not sure if I'm misunderstanding your homogenous statement.
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Ha, seems that way. Adjusting your values and convictions is seen as a flaw, so in a sense we have disincentives evolving of thoughts.
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Once heard that Vice was an millennial neoliberal apologist, didn't believe it till seeing this article.
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To be honest, I wouldn't want a stranger driving my car, cause only I know how I drive and treat the car... If someone else is driving it, I run the risk they are hard on the brakes, or driving fast on the highway, or don't stick
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That could be part of it, but I figure most of the people who are interested in WL already have a problem with HRC. While all those who love her won't change there opinions.
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We were using a 'car share' program for the last couple of years, we decided to get a car instead and ditch the program. My biggest problem was that the cars always had 1/4 of a tank of gas, so I was always filling the tank a
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I bet the October surprise is that no one cares.
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The author also talks about reading literature. I feel that I'm cynical about facts like you are, but quality fiction is an amazing view into the world of the past or of different people. The thing about fiction is that it's not t
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10y ago
I did research paper on ecstasy for a chemistry class. It really isn't that bad for you, its pretty similar to taking a antidepressant. Most of the problem/concerns come from what is mixed in with the MDMA.
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The negative side effects are a way to get you to stop drinking. With none of the side effects people will have no reason to stop drinking. This seems like the kind of solution that actually makes things worse.
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When will Facebook 'content creators'(users) get compensated for the value they create?
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Until competitive cooperatives exist as legit alternatives we don't have any other option.
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Destroy the world with your right hand, try to clean up some of the mess with the left hand.
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Could be a PR scheme, makes him look good to be helping refugees, reality is, it is just 'business as usual.'
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When I didn't have much else going on with my life, the excitement of getting a high score on a video game made me feel better and gave a sense of accomplishment.
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Isn't it always a thing before a bubble pops where everyone says the bubble wont pop.
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Last weekend I did a 60 hour fast, part of my motivation was research like this. What I discovered after and into this week is that my self-control has increased dramatically.
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It seems like what they really want is someone with twice the skills for half the pay. My friend's dad always told me it was hard to find people to hire, but he also said to hire someone he'd need to be able to make 3x what they c
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Whats to say the idea they would be stuck with wasn't there favorite, number 1 idea?
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Seems like it would be hard to determine, but also, its against the interests of the drug companies that are selling the drugs. In addition, if it was publicly funded, how would we 'deal' with the conclusions?
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Poor life situations are depressing, but as a society we think drugs are the solution. There seems to be little encouragement to live more meaningful lives, which in turn will make us more happy and less 'depressed'. Note: There a
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Some people I know have 'depression', really they are miserable about their work and lives. They tell the doctor their problems, the doctor jumps on giving them drugs. Realistically, if they changed their jobs they'd probably
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I get the feeling that many people are afraid of this, but really don't know anything about it.
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I loved riding my bike, did around 1200km a year. Last summer I slipped in the rain, demolished my ankle, was non-weight barring for 12 weeks... That costs a lot of money. I know this is personal experience, and not representative of everyo
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