No, I am not worried at all. This is fine.
Yes, it does, I'm upping my meds.
Quick Poll: Does this Softbank/WeWork unraveling make you nervous about the whole Silicon Valley system unzipping too? (Vote Below)
You misread. They should be taxed at far higher rates, just like how you have to pay higher prices for stocks once a company is successful than you pay when the company is still wildly risky. But people are essentially…
Thanks for that perspective and honesty. There is really something rather immoral and quite clearly evil going on in the tech sector. Regardless of where one is from, I don't think it is all that difficult to understand…
I realize this is not exactly a community that is friendly to being called out, but I have to simply say that it is inherently immoral to not only pay H1-B holders the same, tax them the same, let alone not make…
That's an interesting question, because it is clearly a function of culture, a culture of maintaining things. It is a culture that has to be fostered and cultivated and … well … maintained. And just like things that are…
>The next generations of humans won't have it as easy as those of us lucky enough to live in the developed world today I find it an odd perspective to be both deterministic without realizing the cause of "not having it…
No, I am not worried at all. This is fine.
Yes, it does, I'm upping my meds.
Quick Poll: Does this Softbank/WeWork unraveling make you nervous about the whole Silicon Valley system unzipping too? (Vote Below)
You misread. They should be taxed at far higher rates, just like how you have to pay higher prices for stocks once a company is successful than you pay when the company is still wildly risky. But people are essentially…
Thanks for that perspective and honesty. There is really something rather immoral and quite clearly evil going on in the tech sector. Regardless of where one is from, I don't think it is all that difficult to understand…
I realize this is not exactly a community that is friendly to being called out, but I have to simply say that it is inherently immoral to not only pay H1-B holders the same, tax them the same, let alone not make…
That's an interesting question, because it is clearly a function of culture, a culture of maintaining things. It is a culture that has to be fostered and cultivated and … well … maintained. And just like things that are…
>The next generations of humans won't have it as easy as those of us lucky enough to live in the developed world today I find it an odd perspective to be both deterministic without realizing the cause of "not having it…