spaceprison

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by spaceprison 7y ago
A middle class dad that's anxious about not having enough cash being told consistently for years that 'others' want more of his money may be a bit selfish or lack perspective but he's not a "bad" person. The sa
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by spaceprison 7y ago
100% These situations will have to become more pervasive because we're talking about shattering identity to adopt change.
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by spaceprison 7y ago
An observation. On the micro scale these aren't mean or bad people. A lot of people I know back home (Missouri, middle class, many of them baby boomers) follow this brand of logic and the accompanied tough-guy/cult-of-the-dollar e
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by spaceprison 7y ago
Moved to Colorado 4 years ago and open concept was unavoidable... It sucks 88% of the time. The only win is holidays and even then with nothing to break up the sound you're one loud conversation in the other "room" away from
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by spaceprison 7y ago
I agree, perhaps brain scans aren't an option, but I do think two tracks based on some kind of testing makes a lot of sense. I really struggled with the rote path and it wasn't until I could see more of the "why" and whe
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by spaceprison 8y ago
Webrings!
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by spaceprison 8y ago
It's good to see studies like this. To my knowledge addiction to nicotine poses no known health risk. Its interesting that the anti-smoking movement that was motivated by the public health risk associated with smoking has gradually tur
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by spaceprison 8y ago
Midwesterner checking in, always have my "old timer" in my back pocket.
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by spaceprison 11y ago
I just experienced this. To have gone through 8+ interviews over the course of a few months to find out that the firm essentially thinks you have a bum personality was quite the experience. Throughout my whole career, technical capability a