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3y ago
Everyone's talking about how they would smoke different cigars/cigarettes. And here I am just wanting everything in a jar timelapse in dirt...
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3y ago
So, I will say that this has negatively impacted me, and I have since sold my Tesla, and consider this to be a bad business practice that they should get fined a lot for, and probably just stop doing this immediately... That being said, in
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3y ago
I'd be concerned about dating anyone who has $100k on the outcome of our relationship. Like, whose to say I would be more inclined to marry someone than to lose $100k if push came to shove.
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3y ago
Yeah, but that's no excuse to give up without trying... I get it's hard, but it's not impossible. And it's probably just necessary if we want to survive as a species...
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3y ago
> Ultimately we are all paid to solve the problems the business needs solved, even if the solution is boring and not 'exciting' or 'cutting edge' tech (which is often). The best people finds excitement and challenge i
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3y ago
I mean... People say this, as if no one knows where the money is, and we've tried everything. When in fact, everyone knows where the money is, and we've tried very little in the ways of actually taxing rich people . I have no dou
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3y ago
Honestly, this sounds to me a bit like a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you want people to care about things, you have to listen to what they care about... I can influence some of what people care about as a manager, but it's long-term
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3y ago
At my local airport, you can schedule a time ahead with TSA. It is 100% free, and they basically provide the same service of "walking you to the front of the TSA line." Seems like a better option than paying a corporation for &quo
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3y ago
I got a model S with maximum range. It promised 370 miles of range on a single charge, and I don't know what stretch of road exists that that isn't a lie for. I never got 300 miles of range on it. Now, to their credit... Did I nee
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3y ago
Everyone on here complaining about the road markings in the video is missing the point. Roads are frequently poorly maintained, and the markings are not consistent even from city-to-city (Or within cities). To be a reasonably full-self-driv
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3y ago
Yeah, I stand by my original statement. This was not a meaningful 'add' to the conversation. The sun has been the same brightness for human history. It doesn't make it more difficult than the problem we had 50 years ago.
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3y ago
I'm just saying, you're not meaningfully moving towards the goalpost with this.
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3y ago
The problem is that you flexing your "no" muscles doesn't hurt the business. That's the nefariousness of tipping. If you say "no", it means it hurts the employees who resent you, rather than the business owner.
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3y ago
If this isn't straight BS (I don't know if it is because I don't see a source for it). It's dangerous "what-about-ism" Where it looks like you're trying to say that the problem isn't climate change, b
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3y ago
As opposed to right now, when the increased heat from climate change isn't killing anyone. Nope, we're all totally fine.
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3y ago
Have you not seen the "wet bulb" temperatures in the US? People are already dying from Climate change. If we "just stop oil" I don't know that I believe there's a guarantee people will starve to death. There a
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3y ago
Because I definitely trust the ethics of people who have to be told what things are good/bad... Rather than the ethics of people who spent time thinking about it for themselves...
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3y ago
Can you describe those differences? Specifically in terms of personality traits that I would associate as masculine or feminine?
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3y ago
Why are they slashing prices at all? Who is their competition? They're worried the market is saturated with the 1 cybertruck that just rolled off the "production line" 4 years late?
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3y ago
I think there are a lot of religious conservative women who are discovering there's more to life than having children with aggressive men. And also that they don't find themselves attracted to those men for very long. But also, yo
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3y ago
I'm gonna start with your 3rd point. I think that's an okay time to feel fine about a thing. Honestly, I think that's the best time to feel good about something. #2 Yeah, sorry, I think I made it seem like I was suggesting so
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3y ago
Why is that different for men vs. women even in a heterosexual couple? Why are the "good" things you do that attract a partner for you, different than the "good" things you're attracted to? Also, are you saying you
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3y ago
I think there's a lot more in this space than people may be aware of. I have seen a fair number of breadtube discussions about what positive masculinity looks like. In particular, F.D. Signifier just talked about masculinity in anime,
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3y ago
Idk, that sounds like the party with my interests at heart. Vs. the party that's actively hostile to me.
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3y ago
I have a conspiracy theory that the moment the California HSR project finishes and the next project starts... It will be the beginning of the end. Right now people just love to hate on it cause "it's over budget, and road projects
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3y ago
Weird, I'm pretty sure Macron worked for the last CS:GO major to be held in Paris. Also pretty sure he made some announcement for it... I know his gov't had some involvement in the "last CS:GO Major" being in Paris... h
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3y ago
I realized that you are assuming we can properly attribute carbon with a carbon tax. I think this would be a hard problem for the IRS and they would be much better able to associate wealth to folks using a wealth tax. You have to directly t
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3y ago
Which party has their interests in their platform? Who should Gen Z be voting for?
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3y ago
Who should they vote for? I would love to see candidates addressing the needs/wants of Gen-Z... But uhh, I don't know anyone who is actually appealing to them. The only 2 parties I see (in the us) are: Republicans: Actively trying
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3y ago
> I don't see how that's true? https://www.brookings.edu/articles/stuck-on-the-ladder-wealt... ^ This is real easy to look up. Google "Wealth/social Mobility" and you can find articles about
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