Maybe I'm still too young. Early 30's and asking a lot of questions about "why did we have a restructuring and layoffs if we had a record year for financials?" Not getting any answers of course, but I sure am getting a lot of information. Also getting to be the voice of all my coworkers. Literally all of them. We all hate it.
It's the self-aware ones that is my preferred flavor of trash/naivity. For good shows, it entirely depends on what you normally like to watch. A 10/10 anime is usually judged by anime fans, but a true curator will base reccomendation based off your other media preferences.
I like a show that actually ends and most filmed shows last way too long. Also, there are tons of dogs*** anime like any other media, but the gems are evocative.
I just had a "restructure" at my work. A good worker with 5 years in the company was told she didn't have a job same day. So, yes, the people are told about it, but not given any time to prepare. She didn't get to finish her shift.
I agree about the infantalizing part, but not the mixing. There can and should be different factions able to secure space for how people want to live. Majority rule with respect to the minority. Communes should be just as enabled to exist as other groupings, organizations, and jurisdictions.
I think there is value in how those who asked or accepted funding think about it. People who just see the cash, yeah, deplorable. People who feel conflicted about it, but can provide for their aids and families because of funding, maybe not so much. Anyone excited to go interact and associate directly, going to the island; super slimy and needs to be excommunacated from the scientific community.
Knowingly using dirty money is immoral, even if used for a good cause [with the expection of undoing what made the money dirty in the first place]. On a tier-list, it would be a D tier option, above things like stealing toothpaste from a walmart, but below scalping via artificial inflation.
The immoral part is via association. Even if you denounce what the donor has done, you are still allowing them to be partially responsible for any good that comes out of the work/research.
Desperation for funding has often led people to compromise morality for progress, and I struggle to judge what is the correct decision, even if the moral option is clear.
So have you made it to a chapter of your own? :3
Maybe I'm still too young. Early 30's and asking a lot of questions about "why did we have a restructuring and layoffs if we had a record year for financials?" Not getting any answers of course, but I sure am getting a lot of information. Also getting to be the voice of all my coworkers. Literally all of them. We all hate it.
You'll need to print it yourself.
I don't know. I heard it was multiple people, all in the Epstein files.
Must've left your /s behind. The public is gonna riot
It's the self-aware ones that is my preferred flavor of trash/naivity. For good shows, it entirely depends on what you normally like to watch. A 10/10 anime is usually judged by anime fans, but a true curator will base reccomendation based off your other media preferences.
I like a show that actually ends and most filmed shows last way too long. Also, there are tons of dogs*** anime like any other media, but the gems are evocative.
^
Maybe the real shitpost was the comments we made along the way.
I just had a "restructure" at my work. A good worker with 5 years in the company was told she didn't have a job same day. So, yes, the people are told about it, but not given any time to prepare. She didn't get to finish her shift.
All of upper management as well.
I agree about the infantalizing part, but not the mixing. There can and should be different factions able to secure space for how people want to live. Majority rule with respect to the minority. Communes should be just as enabled to exist as other groupings, organizations, and jurisdictions.
Ohhh, that is a top tier idea. Community note fediverse pi charts for content topic. Like steam tags.
Oh no. I did the thing. I served the soup
Oh, I collect and peddle cursed knowledge. It's what makes me a mage.
Same tbh. That and aeromorphs.
Gonna add on that he refused to leave when a constable asked him to, and he stole cat food and litter from somewhere else.
I think there is value in how those who asked or accepted funding think about it. People who just see the cash, yeah, deplorable. People who feel conflicted about it, but can provide for their aids and families because of funding, maybe not so much. Anyone excited to go interact and associate directly, going to the island; super slimy and needs to be excommunacated from the scientific community.
Knowingly using dirty money is immoral, even if used for a good cause [with the expection of undoing what made the money dirty in the first place]. On a tier-list, it would be a D tier option, above things like stealing toothpaste from a walmart, but below scalping via artificial inflation.
The immoral part is via association. Even if you denounce what the donor has done, you are still allowing them to be partially responsible for any good that comes out of the work/research.
Desperation for funding has often led people to compromise morality for progress, and I struggle to judge what is the correct decision, even if the moral option is clear.