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>Which means that ultimately, the labor laws are far more our fault than the fault of the Labor Secretary. It also doesn't really matter what the Federal law is or Labor Secretary does/says, worker agreements are governed by St
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It seems to go without saying Employee protection laws are for the benefit and protection of the Employee. The law specifically prohibits employers from improperly reclassifying employees as independent contracts by simply titling a worker
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If the 999,999 were worthless at the time they were initially transferred, then there is no taxable event. Now if they become worth $1 each and he sells them at that price then it is a taxable event. The threshold may have changed with res
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>Sorry to digress but it’s important to mention that, the hate against Greeks will take an ugly turn in 1955 Almost no one is aware there has been constant armed conflict between the Greeks and Turks in Cypress for over 100 years on ethn
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If I understand your underlying question, then maybe the topic you are looking for is complexity vs entropy. Where complexity, such as life, would seem to violate the law of entropy. It may be worth searching "complexity vs entropy&qu
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It is, not so much so that the concept is not without precedent ("book burnings" are quite famous throughout history), but that the book burnings will be conducted by corporations that also have all the data on those who ever read
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Not sure why you were downvoted on this comment. The city of Miami is putting together a investigating committee/task force to see how public services can incorporate blockchain. I think it will be implemented, not at the City but the
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The common definition of greed would be the selfish desire of more than one needs, the "little guy" by definition that us taken by investment scams or mass Crypto pump and dump scams usually isn't seeking more than they need
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I have multiple decentralized websites and even a search engine on IPFS (the p2p web3 protocol)
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>It's just greed, plain and simple. I get that position, but it is a lot more than greed...or maybe a lot less. It is uneducated investors that see something they don't understand that is unregulated, easily accessible and bein
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>right now everything suffers from high gas prices but it looks like that might be solved over the next 12 months High gas prices are solved, its just no one really seems to understand or care about the technology. Just as example, it mi
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The money behind big tech has mastered manipulating demand and that is exactly what you are seeing in the Ethereum/NFT ecosystem. It is one giant fraud bankrolled by unlimited capital that can artificially increase prices at which poin
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There is a process all law students are taught when reading case law I.R.A.C. (pronounced like the County Iraq). It stands for Issues Rules Application Conclusion. So there was a method to the madness that was provided to us. So those woul
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It may sound ridiculous but I always thought I was a good reader, a tad slow but really good with comprehensions/recollection. Then I went to law school and ever since I have said tongue-in-cheek I didn't know how to read until la
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Its just marketing...Banksy isn't just some anonymous street artist, its a well funded art studio. And they Banksy style itself was ripped a guerilla artist Blek le Rat...hence the use of Rats in Banksy works. Society never really rea
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>lacking the space you assume they have Did you even read my comment? >Of course it doesn't mean owners have an extra room.
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>That seems like an opinion given from a privileged position Well, the Peloton is a $4,300 device, so it goes without saying anyone who owns one is in a privileged position. Of course it doesn't mean owners have an extra room. In
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cortisol levels can be tested
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Everyone thinks Elon was pumping Doge as he keeps saying Doge is going to the moon soon, he was, but this is what he was really talking about the entire time.