How hard is it to do an ecommerce site today? What, does it take minutes to set up? And, is it really worth giving Amazon 30% of gross? Set up a website, and ignore Amazon. We do that, and we do just fine.
I've been over driving for years. I commute about an hour each way, wasting 2 hours of my life each day, or 2/16 of my woke life. I'm actively trying to move to a place where I don't have to waste hours sitting in a car every day.
Creating curriculum isn't something than can be (should be) done by just anybody. It is done by an educated educator, who knows how to create curricula. If you really want to change it, you should go to school to get a degree in education, then get a job at this institution, in this particular department, and then write a curriculum for the classes that you're assigned to.
Why not have one in each major city? People love everything related to Amazon. Heck, Amazon doesn't have to even turn a profit. They can just collect subsidies, if they want to. Yay, "free market".
I know they're doing a few electric cars here and there. They're not particular serious about it, as far as I can tell. 25% by 2030 is much too slow, in my opinion. They need to get on it.
I could be wrong but I don't think we really know what the effect of such a rapid reduction in such a short period of time is.
Every mass extinction is different, of course. The species alive today are very different than the species alive before the other 5 major mass extinctions. It's a pretty safe guess, though, that mass extinctions make life unpleasant for the species that are dying off, and probably also quite unpleasant for the species that are able to survive through such an event. Whether humans survive this mass extinction is anybody's guess, but I think it's safe to say that things will be quite unpleasant for humans in the relatively near future.
If you're that worried about what strangers are saying about you, you might want to see a psychologist. That doesn't seem, to me, like a healthy state of mind.
It's only limiting your opportunities if you're economic opportunities only involved people who only speak English. If you're working with people who speak another language, you'd be limiting your economic opportunities by speaking English.
Good. It's about time stupid Americans learn some more languages. I was incredibly embarrassed the first time I went to Europe,and all I knew was English and I was only semi-fluent in Spanish. I'm working on improving my own grasp of other languages now, but I wish I had more opportunities in school to learn more languages, and I wish its importance was stressed more.
Life sucks for poor people in the US. It's really bad. If I were poor, I'd be doing anything I could to get to Canada or Europe and be able to live with some fucking dignity and not always having to worry about how to pay for my healthcare. Jesus, the poor in the US are fucked in so many ways, they don't even know it. The cable bill, I'm sure, doesn't even come close to most peoples' worries.
If all you care about is not drowning, then you'll be great. If the world economies collapse or we have massive human migration due to climate change or the ecology around the planet gets so fucked that we all get sick and die, then you're fucked just like everybody else, you stupid twat.
Well, those short-sighted, selfish asshole are going to learn the hard way, then, aren't they?
I'm glad I don't have kids. The world's largest ecosystems are currently collapsing at an unheard of rate, and it doesn't even warrant a "like" on the click click thing. Humanity's fucked.
I live in two cities. One is wealthy. One in poor. In the wealthy city, people love to go out to eat. In the poor city, nobody goes out to eat.
It's really sad to see so many empty restaurants in this big city, and delivery people just taking out styrofoam boxes all night. It's sad. These people generally don't leave their houses. Walking around is unheard of (it's a very walkable big city). I don't where or if most people in this city socialize very much at all. I imagine they work all day, then come home and want to keep staring at a little screen all night because they're addicted, like most of their friends and family.
In the rich city, people like going out to eat. It's fun. You get to eat good food. You get to talk to friends and family. I'm kind of thinking that people in poor areas just don't do that anymore. The screen addiction is kind of insane there.
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How hard is it to do an ecommerce site today? What, does it take minutes to set up? And, is it really worth giving Amazon 30% of gross? Set up a website, and ignore Amazon. We do that, and we do just fine.
I agree with you 100%. I'm actively trying to move from the US to Europe primarily for this reason.
Sadly, as good as public transport can be for a lot of reasons, it's not much fun either and in many cases won't save you any time.
I can't do anything else while I'm driving. I can do all sorts of stuff (work, relax, etc.) while on public transit.
I've been over driving for years. I commute about an hour each way, wasting 2 hours of my life each day, or 2/16 of my woke life. I'm actively trying to move to a place where I don't have to waste hours sitting in a car every day.
So, where's the "very first place" you go for education?
Creating curriculum isn't something than can be (should be) done by just anybody. It is done by an educated educator, who knows how to create curricula. If you really want to change it, you should go to school to get a degree in education, then get a job at this institution, in this particular department, and then write a curriculum for the classes that you're assigned to.
Why not have one in each major city? People love everything related to Amazon. Heck, Amazon doesn't have to even turn a profit. They can just collect subsidies, if they want to. Yay, "free market".
I know they're doing a few electric cars here and there. They're not particular serious about it, as far as I can tell. 25% by 2030 is much too slow, in my opinion. They need to get on it.
Call me crazy, but shouldn't they be working a bit harder on electric *cars*, maybe?
Sometimes you have to be a prick to someone for them to get it.
No, you don't. If you're too dull to figure out how to communicate effectively without being an asshole, then that's YOUR problem.
Exactly. He's not using "bad words", but he's still being a smarmy asshole. He needs a good shot of humility along with some empathy, I'd guess.
They all seem equally important to me. What answer were you expecting?
I could be wrong but I don't think we really know what the effect of such a rapid reduction in such a short period of time is.
Every mass extinction is different, of course. The species alive today are very different than the species alive before the other 5 major mass extinctions. It's a pretty safe guess, though, that mass extinctions make life unpleasant for the species that are dying off, and probably also quite unpleasant for the species that are able to survive through such an event. Whether humans survive this mass extinction is anybody's guess, but I think it's safe to say that things will be quite unpleasant for humans in the relatively near future.
It's nice to know if they are talking ABOUT you.
If you're that worried about what strangers are saying about you, you might want to see a psychologist. That doesn't seem, to me, like a healthy state of mind.
Disrespectful to who, exactly?
It's only limiting your opportunities if you're economic opportunities only involved people who only speak English. If you're working with people who speak another language, you'd be limiting your economic opportunities by speaking English.
, if you LIVE in the US, you should use English as your primary language, especially when out and about in public.
Why is that?
Good. It's about time stupid Americans learn some more languages. I was incredibly embarrassed the first time I went to Europe,and all I knew was English and I was only semi-fluent in Spanish. I'm working on improving my own grasp of other languages now, but I wish I had more opportunities in school to learn more languages, and I wish its importance was stressed more.
Hire stupid harassers, get work stoppages. Hire "SJW's and no harassers, get no work stoppages.
It's hard being poor and working in the US, dickhead.
Life sucks for poor people in the US. It's really bad. If I were poor, I'd be doing anything I could to get to Canada or Europe and be able to live with some fucking dignity and not always having to worry about how to pay for my healthcare. Jesus, the poor in the US are fucked in so many ways, they don't even know it. The cable bill, I'm sure, doesn't even come close to most peoples' worries.
If all you care about is not drowning, then you'll be great. If the world economies collapse or we have massive human migration due to climate change or the ecology around the planet gets so fucked that we all get sick and die, then you're fucked just like everybody else, you stupid twat.
Well, those short-sighted, selfish asshole are going to learn the hard way, then, aren't they?
I'm glad I don't have kids. The world's largest ecosystems are currently collapsing at an unheard of rate, and it doesn't even warrant a "like" on the click click thing. Humanity's fucked.
Oh, boy, that's such a good point! You're really a thoughtful, intelligent person. You sure do have it all figured out, you selfish asshole.
"Oh no, I can't drive a smaller car to help save the biology of this entire planet. My stupid, selfish, fat ass won't fit."
I live in two cities. One is wealthy. One in poor. In the wealthy city, people love to go out to eat. In the poor city, nobody goes out to eat.
It's really sad to see so many empty restaurants in this big city, and delivery people just taking out styrofoam boxes all night. It's sad. These people generally don't leave their houses. Walking around is unheard of (it's a very walkable big city). I don't where or if most people in this city socialize very much at all. I imagine they work all day, then come home and want to keep staring at a little screen all night because they're addicted, like most of their friends and family.
In the rich city, people like going out to eat. It's fun. You get to eat good food. You get to talk to friends and family. I'm kind of thinking that people in poor areas just don't do that anymore. The screen addiction is kind of insane there.