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871.
by tertius 11y ago
This should be less risky for large corps like MS, IBM etc. I believe this may already be done?
872.
by tertius 11y ago
Sounds like a law abiding way to go!
873.
by tertius 11y ago
And when people don't do that, the government has a reason to get bigger... And that's what we have, a complacent populace.
874.
by tertius 11y ago
The same thing can be said for alcohol. These facts aren't hidden.
875.
by tertius 11y ago
Compare and contrast how women are treated when accused of rape with men treated when accused of rape. Guilty until proven innocent. Google is your friend this happens a lot more than you realize.
876.
by tertius 11y ago
I find it interesting that no one here has mentioned the Clinton Foundation, they raised a LOT more money and we have the same problem. They did build a hotel though... And they're getting more involved in gold mining.
877.
by tertius 11y ago
Asset increase yoy is pretty ridiculous.
878.
by tertius 11y ago
A closer look at history should show that war is very profitable for this country. WMDs? No, profit.
879.
by tertius 11y ago
Downvotes for suggesting we have human sexual trafficing in the U.S. and it's a massive problem? Thumbs up to you guys.
880.
by tertius 11y ago
I've never gotten this comment from anyone. Do you actually have friends that ask these types of questions?
881.
by tertius 11y ago
"and sell women into the sex trade" Because that is a problem we don't have in the U.S...
882.
by tertius 11y ago
Stopping tax payments isn't the only way to protest.
883.
by tertius 11y ago
Because TLDs are archaic. So I just type Google into the bar at the top and there I am! For the average man that is.
884.
by tertius 11y ago
Remember, it's still a comedy show and he himself does not claim otherwise. Chunks of salt.
885.
by tertius 11y ago
So 50 years in prison and being labeled by society as a murderer/rapist can be compensated how exactly?
886.
by tertius 11y ago
5 years in prison is also irreversible. My point isn't that we shouldn't abolish the death penalty, rather that you should be able to apply your argument to all forms of punishment.
887.
by tertius 11y ago
Less caffeine normally limits the scratching.
888.
by tertius 11y ago
This is where the difference between killing and murder is drawn.
889.
by tertius 11y ago
If you think abolishing all punishment that has a error rate in conviction of 1% is unacceptable then we're in for a lot of trouble... The argument that the death penalty is inhumane or against universal human rights it seems is a bett
890.
by tertius 11y ago
"am in the market for a low-maintenance, profitable side project." Aren't we all...
891.
by tertius 11y ago
He may charge $30k per week, but he doesn't get gigs 100% of his available time.
892.
by tertius 11y ago
I use a service called cooksmarts.com (weekly recipes so you only have to shop and cook, very little planning) and they use an optimized timeline. I.e. everyone takes a different amount of time to do certain things so there is room for mist
893.
by tertius 11y ago
I said it tongue in cheek because I don't believe any form of killing is okay, except maybe as punishment for murder. The logic used to prohibit things like chemical warfare during war is just that: to limit suffering.
894.
by tertius 11y ago
I agree with your sentiment, my point is that people too often believe that low rates will get their foot in the door. Many times what would happen is someone would get two or three bids and avoid the lowballer because quality is associated
895.
by tertius 11y ago
"I don't look at it and think, well they should have started out with higher prices right from the start, since clearly they were worth it all along!" Emphasis on "too little" in my comment leading up to your reply.
896.
by tertius 11y ago
When you build your client base and you start off by charging a low price, any referral work you get (and it gets to be a large portion of your work as the base grows) will have a harder time with raised rates. The underlying psychology sho
897.
by tertius 11y ago
"Your price at the beginning has to be lower because your profile is lower" This is the sentiment that makes you justify charging too little.
898.
by tertius 11y ago
"Do remember: "it's our responsibility to hide things to support freedom and democracy" is the exact argument used by the government against things like Wikileaks. The exact argument." The government does not have t
899.
by tertius 11y ago
"If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear." "Guess what, I do have things to hide, and that shouldn't get stigmatized." The argument isn't about hiding things, it's about the right to privacy.
900.
by tertius 11y ago
No suffering involved... Because killing is okay as long as you don't make your victim suffer.

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