That seems disingenuous. But, no more disingenuous than the sudden disappearance of other relevant content. HN should add a forward disclaimer to the documentation acknowledging this practice.
Sounds like this has a lot of overlap with a federal job guarentee
It was a collaborative effort.
This language is over the top. It elicits the coherency of what I’d describe as a full-time partial orgasm and nothing more. Here are some of the more offensive bits but you really have to click on the link to get full…
Neither speech, language, or even a punch to the gut hurts as bad as widespread intergenerational economic injustice. This free speech nonsense misses the point. It’s only en vogue because the Dem Party is so desperate…
I like this. Thanks for sharing. I hope you will consider one thing, and please don’t mistake it for political correctness. The phrase “from good people” is distasteful and I think we’re all better off not implying such…
Right. For whatever reason, I don’t think many people realize how this will work. These companies don’t have mechanisms through which to be rational about hardline growth ceilings. Or, we could say they have developed…
The stubbornness to avoid articulating your “culture fit” screams discriminatory hiring practices. “Whether a person will get along with our team, and will interact appropriately” sounds like a great thing to hire for,…
That is a shame. I wonder what the stipulations are. Of course, we will never be sure. But there’s no doubt private money is ruining science enough as it stands. A far more humane system would not be giving wealthy…
Well, now those same graduates “of mid to low tier universities” will be graduates of high tier universities. Will your logic still hold up? Are you assuming a certain correlation between the university one goes to and…
Why does this resemble a bailout?
Right. It’s a moot comparison. They all have healthcare when they need it and have no health-related bankruptcies or anxiety over such. Having a part-time job isn’t crippling to their health and safety. Their…
Interesting. The homepage exclaims: ”We believe that working people should run both the economy and society democratically to meet human needs, not to make profits for a few. ” Sounds pretty similar to the thinking…
Well, they weren’t “hand picked”. More often than not, they just came from families wealthy enough to cough up for expensive art school and the cost of living in NYC. A lot of my social circle falls in this category.…
It’s not. An exception could be when the organization is referenced by a pronoun like “they”, but “they” can be used in singular or plural contexts, so it’s not exactly an exception.
Who said they stopped? You must have meant to reply to someone else.
What if your own government uses Facebook to communicate with it’s populace? (For example, this) Are you recommending everyone just stop participating in politics? I can’t imagine a more sheltered perspective. I’m…
If people would stop using money rather than complaining about it, perhaps banks wouldn’t be able to cause a financial crash to begin with, so don’t blame them! You need to recognize the level of organization you are…
You’re making the common (and fatal) mistake of evaluating a government on the terms of a private business entity. Governments are of the people so long as the people maintain them as such. When you treat a government…
I recommend listening to this podcast episode. https://citationsneeded.libsyn.com/episode-45-the-not-so-ben... You would be surprised how this works.
Did the bars close when the new signs went up? Coincidentally or otherwise?
Haha, I guess this is a fair response, but you're misinterpreting my point. I'll explain. I don't think he "made it up", and I don't want to accuse him of blaming somebody, but I don't know how else to put it. In so…
Advertising underwrites and funds almost all of it. Can we really assume the social media we know today would exist in it's present state without advertising? I think it would be inconsiderate and wholly unimaginative…
Strawman, of course, but I think it's excusable in this case. Advertising is definitely out of control in the US. Entertainment, I would argue, is not, and studies repeatedly undermine the accusations against…
It’s too bad my “browser isn’t supported”.
That seems disingenuous. But, no more disingenuous than the sudden disappearance of other relevant content. HN should add a forward disclaimer to the documentation acknowledging this practice.
Sounds like this has a lot of overlap with a federal job guarentee
It was a collaborative effort.
This language is over the top. It elicits the coherency of what I’d describe as a full-time partial orgasm and nothing more. Here are some of the more offensive bits but you really have to click on the link to get full…
Neither speech, language, or even a punch to the gut hurts as bad as widespread intergenerational economic injustice. This free speech nonsense misses the point. It’s only en vogue because the Dem Party is so desperate…
I like this. Thanks for sharing. I hope you will consider one thing, and please don’t mistake it for political correctness. The phrase “from good people” is distasteful and I think we’re all better off not implying such…
Right. For whatever reason, I don’t think many people realize how this will work. These companies don’t have mechanisms through which to be rational about hardline growth ceilings. Or, we could say they have developed…
The stubbornness to avoid articulating your “culture fit” screams discriminatory hiring practices. “Whether a person will get along with our team, and will interact appropriately” sounds like a great thing to hire for,…
That is a shame. I wonder what the stipulations are. Of course, we will never be sure. But there’s no doubt private money is ruining science enough as it stands. A far more humane system would not be giving wealthy…
Well, now those same graduates “of mid to low tier universities” will be graduates of high tier universities. Will your logic still hold up? Are you assuming a certain correlation between the university one goes to and…
Why does this resemble a bailout?
Right. It’s a moot comparison. They all have healthcare when they need it and have no health-related bankruptcies or anxiety over such. Having a part-time job isn’t crippling to their health and safety. Their…
Interesting. The homepage exclaims: ”We believe that working people should run both the economy and society democratically to meet human needs, not to make profits for a few. ” Sounds pretty similar to the thinking…
Well, they weren’t “hand picked”. More often than not, they just came from families wealthy enough to cough up for expensive art school and the cost of living in NYC. A lot of my social circle falls in this category.…
It’s not. An exception could be when the organization is referenced by a pronoun like “they”, but “they” can be used in singular or plural contexts, so it’s not exactly an exception.
Who said they stopped? You must have meant to reply to someone else.
What if your own government uses Facebook to communicate with it’s populace? (For example, this) Are you recommending everyone just stop participating in politics? I can’t imagine a more sheltered perspective. I’m…
If people would stop using money rather than complaining about it, perhaps banks wouldn’t be able to cause a financial crash to begin with, so don’t blame them! You need to recognize the level of organization you are…
You’re making the common (and fatal) mistake of evaluating a government on the terms of a private business entity. Governments are of the people so long as the people maintain them as such. When you treat a government…
I recommend listening to this podcast episode. https://citationsneeded.libsyn.com/episode-45-the-not-so-ben... You would be surprised how this works.
Did the bars close when the new signs went up? Coincidentally or otherwise?
Haha, I guess this is a fair response, but you're misinterpreting my point. I'll explain. I don't think he "made it up", and I don't want to accuse him of blaming somebody, but I don't know how else to put it. In so…
Advertising underwrites and funds almost all of it. Can we really assume the social media we know today would exist in it's present state without advertising? I think it would be inconsiderate and wholly unimaginative…
Strawman, of course, but I think it's excusable in this case. Advertising is definitely out of control in the US. Entertainment, I would argue, is not, and studies repeatedly undermine the accusations against…
It’s too bad my “browser isn’t supported”.