wenebego

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by wenebego 3y ago
Why is it better to punish everyone for past mistakes than it is to make the system better by allowing more workers to immigrate legally, and enforcing labor laws?
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by wenebego 3y ago
How would you characterize it instead?
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by wenebego 3y ago
My thoughts exactly
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by wenebego 3y ago
More RTO propaganda. You wouldnt want your employees... insider trading... would you?
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by wenebego 3y ago
Great idea, but its inconvenient when you need liquidity but the bank doesnt have it. We should let the bank lend out more money than they actually have, and if there's a run the public can just bail them out
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by wenebego 3y ago
Can confirm, you got this
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by wenebego 3y ago
Its the same idea in other industries. You have technical people and you have management. Hopefully there is some overlap. It helps you to figure out how "high level" you need to talk to them
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by wenebego 3y ago
What about western countries using cheap foreign labor? Seems like an asymmetric power balance to me
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by wenebego 3y ago
Humans require other animals or vegetation to consume for energy
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by wenebego 3y ago
>Anyone thinking Elon Musk is anything short of an incredibly intelligent, talented, skilled, and tenacious entrepreneur and - dare I say - engineer - we have the fortune to see in our era. So you need to agree with this or you're p
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by wenebego 3y ago
I never thought of it as showing [off] the inside, interesting thought
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by wenebego 3y ago
I thought there was already a message along those lines when opening a new private window
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by wenebego 3y ago
https://cpj.org/2024/01/journalist-casualties-in-the-israel-... https://www.hrw.org/news/2023/12/07/israel-strikes-journalis...
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by wenebego 3y ago
I mean, obviously. Its still not the topic of the article, or the thread based on the article
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by wenebego 3y ago
To act as if that is all tate is preaching is disingenuous. He also traffics women, and i wonder what he's making them do
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by wenebego 3y ago
What are the difference between the regulatory barriers in mexico and the us that result in such a large difference of out of pocket cost?
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by wenebego 3y ago
Whatever best supports your claim
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by wenebego 3y ago
Can you prove it mathematically?
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by wenebego 3y ago
"Woule you like me to shine your boots officer sir"
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by wenebego 3y ago
Beginning with the first setence on your first link: "Over the past several years, the housing market has become increasingly unaffordable to families. Mortgage rates have skyrocketed while wages have remained flat, and then sprinkle i
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by wenebego 3y ago
When the punishment for the thing is effectively 0, you dont understand why people are more likely to do the thing? If speeding tickets were reduced to 0, do you think more or less or exactly the same amount of people would speed?
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by wenebego 3y ago
>largish Its large. ~40% of homes are 3 bedrooms. ~5% of homes have 5 or more bedrooms. https://www.statista.com/statistics/206393/distribution-of-h...
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by wenebego 3y ago
I frequently grab 720p and hardly notice
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by wenebego 3y ago
As a dog person, i agree. Maybe im actually a delusional cat person.
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by wenebego 3y ago
The carbon tax should fund renewable energy sources.
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by wenebego 3y ago
People dress up as animals known as their "fursona" and is not necesarily sexual but tends to be
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by wenebego 3y ago
Youtube uses a - followed by a few alpha numeric characters
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by wenebego 3y ago
Real estate lobby hasnt/wont let that happen
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by wenebego 3y ago
Ok, so you cant retire if you dont save enough to stomach a tiny downturn.
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by wenebego 3y ago
Yes, our current civilization is capitalist. And no, obviously not.

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