They don't need to feel shame, since, unlike with corporate management, we technically have the ability to replace them if they perform poorly.
Sadly, what you could replace them with isn't any better. It's not like you really have a choice. Democracy turned into having a box of vases, all of them broken beyond repair, but you can freely choose the one you like best.
When your two year old says, "No! I don't want it!" your answer is, "Eat it anyway. It's all you're going to get, and you're not leaving the table until you eat it." And that's how it must be.
Nadella more and more reminds me of the Soviet leaders of the old days. Things got worse and worse and they kept promising that it's all going to be really awesome really soon now.
We know how this ended.
And I have high hopes for a repetition of history!
Got told the same thing. Sadly, a lot of the stuff I was told aside of that was utter bullshit and I learned at an early age that following the advice I get is detrimental to my well being.
Great analysis of the problem. But I guess most people who actually care already knew this. The key question remains how to solve it.
Since we can't tackle the problem with the calorie intake, maybe we should try to do something for the burning? The fun part is that when you're already overweight, a little exercise already burns quite a few calories, since you have to haul about way more mass than the skinny ones.
Why can't we let our kids play like they used to? You know, outdoors, running about, burning those calories as quickly as they were consumed, instead of labeling every child that is acting like one a ADHD "sufferer" and pump enough Ritalin into them to put them into a stupor.
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In before some Millennial yells "They want to be called Myanmar now, respect their decisions, stop using colonial terms!"
Want to bet that he'll be a corporate-employed citizen after 2018?
Oh please, considering how secure the average ISP is, do you really think I'd spend money just to get that information?
"Yeah, we'll vote the other guy in, that's gonna teach them!"
The mantra we keep repeating at a frequency of 4 years.
They don't need to feel shame, since, unlike with corporate management, we technically have the ability to replace them if they perform poorly.
Sadly, what you could replace them with isn't any better. It's not like you really have a choice. Democracy turned into having a box of vases, all of them broken beyond repair, but you can freely choose the one you like best.
When you know you lost, keep playing and make sure that the other one loses too.
It's the only way to discourage them from playing.
How did this ad get past it?
If I'm not worth it to send me a reply that doesn't fit into a fucking Tweet, I guess you can't really want me that badly.
Pretty much, yes. I was just adding a revelation I had while reading your post.
I think you're onto something.
By the way, I got graded in both of them. So yes, it is possible. Not very sensible, but possible.
No, of course you could just use a ring-gag on them and stuff whatever you want them to eat into them.
When your two year old says, "No! I don't want it!" your answer is, "Eat it anyway. It's all you're going to get, and you're not leaving the table until you eat it." And that's how it must be.
We'll talk again when you have kids yourself.
As an added plus, a lot of the students will already get accustomed to the atmosphere in their future career.
Why? You're really that interested in getting more H1Bs into your area?
Only way I can write something that could teach someone here a thing or two.
Nadella more and more reminds me of the Soviet leaders of the old days. Things got worse and worse and they kept promising that it's all going to be really awesome really soon now.
We know how this ended.
And I have high hopes for a repetition of history!
Damn right! I can fail at this long before MS gets a chance!
That would then be a text massage, wouldn't it?
Not sure if it's a markedroid speaking or vaporware.
Probably both.
Got told the same thing. Sadly, a lot of the stuff I was told aside of that was utter bullshit and I learned at an early age that following the advice I get is detrimental to my well being.
It's a bit like with education and legislation: Often there isn't, but there definitely should be.
We're talking about technology here, not religion.
Great analysis of the problem. But I guess most people who actually care already knew this. The key question remains how to solve it.
Since we can't tackle the problem with the calorie intake, maybe we should try to do something for the burning? The fun part is that when you're already overweight, a little exercise already burns quite a few calories, since you have to haul about way more mass than the skinny ones.
Why can't we let our kids play like they used to? You know, outdoors, running about, burning those calories as quickly as they were consumed, instead of labeling every child that is acting like one a ADHD "sufferer" and pump enough Ritalin into them to put them into a stupor.
So kids will be late for afternoon courses because they have to walk further?
Hell, the smart ones will probably just hitch-hike. What could possibly go wrong?
Chips and Red Bull.