Threat of punishment is a motivational factor, but surprisingly, not a very significant one. Studies have shown people in general believe they can get away with crimes without being caught. The main motivation for not committing them is actually a moral one. People do not feel justified in robbery. One of the strongest correlations with robbery and violent crime worldwide is wealth disparity. In places where some people are very poor and others are very rich, despite the rich not necessarily working harder or being smarter than the poor, the rates of these crimes is higher. It is easy to justify robbery when you were born into debt while others were born into extreme wealth. And that is exactly what people do.
What a load of socialist crap aka Soviet propaganda.
Look at studies of proportions people in jail vs. social and racial groups, you'll see what the real picture is.
What a load, I don't believe it's been moded up.
It's like a parent spanking a table when a kid hits his head on a corner.
If you have small kids, get a round table.
If you can't code, don't use C/C++ or JavaScript, get QuickBasic or something...
bombe Pronunciation (bm, bôb)
n.
A dessert consisting of two or more layers of variously flavored ice cream frozen in a round or melon-shaped mold.
WTF?
If your mission in life is best accomplished at the office, then how can spending your time there be a waste? If you are genuinely afraid that, when you are old, you will regret the time you spent at work, then maybe you chose your career poorly.
Mission in life? Wasting of time?:-/
Serving to something or somebody (company, idea, people, kids, etc.) a.k.a. mission a.k.a. goal a.k.a. meaning of life a.k.a. religion is one of the most primitive and oldest form of voluntary human slaving.
Business owners would love if you'd work like it's your own the company, but get paid ten times less than they get. The suits go extrimely creative to make people forgetting that modern capitalism is about a relatively fair job market: you sell your own skills/time or you buy someone else's if you short of your own. The difference is your property.
Yes, chasing the money is shallow. But unifying passion(s) with a career looks like an ultimate voluntary slavery to me.
This is BS: white/black/green/brown/orange - who cares (look what year it is), this is the commercial airlines security system that makes it so bad.
A month ago my wife and I had a misfortune travelling through Prague by Czech Airline and they frisked us twice and we went through four levels of security/papers check, and we are middle class / middle 30th / white people with Canadian passports.
Screw them: I'd rather driving 2-3K than going through that embarassment again, so I will not go oversea unless they change the dumb system that puts down normal people.
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You can shovel your lecture right into your own ass.
Look at studies of proportions people in jail vs. social and racial groups, you'll see what the real picture is.
Google Earth is something that used to be called Keyhole
If I'm not mistaken, Google maps is another externally developed product Google bought
What a load, I don't believe it's been moded up.
It's like a parent spanking a table when a kid hits his head on a corner.
If you have small kids, get a round table.
If you can't code, don't use C/C++ or JavaScript, get QuickBasic or something...
bombe Pronunciation (bm, bôb) n. A dessert consisting of two or more layers of variously flavored ice cream frozen in a round or melon-shaped mold. WTF?
They new at all over two years ago when they made me to pour out wisky from my flask while boarding on ferry to the Statue of Liberty.
500 bucks for a professional version?
.NET and C## oriented?
Comics as a promotional ad?
All right, high school and college kids under stolen XP, knock yourself out...
Mission in life? Wasting of time? :-/
Serving to something or somebody (company, idea, people, kids, etc.) a.k.a. mission a.k.a. goal a.k.a. meaning of life a.k.a. religion is one of the most primitive and oldest form of voluntary human slaving.
Business owners would love if you'd work like it's your own the company, but get paid ten times less than they get. The suits go extrimely creative to make people forgetting that modern capitalism is about a relatively fair job market: you sell your own skills/time or you buy someone else's if you short of your own. The difference is your property.
Yes, chasing the money is shallow. But unifying passion(s) with a career looks like an ultimate voluntary slavery to me.
Because it's simply too much. Common sence tells me there has to be a better way to increase my security than going through my groin.
Otherwise, like I said: screw this system, next time I'n driving.
There is nothing over there I cannot find here.
Also I cannot say that Czech beer is better than Canadian :-).
This is BS: white/black/green/brown/orange - who cares (look what year it is), this is the commercial airlines security system that makes it so bad. A month ago my wife and I had a misfortune travelling through Prague by Czech Airline and they frisked us twice and we went through four levels of security/papers check, and we are middle class / middle 30th / white people with Canadian passports. Screw them: I'd rather driving 2-3K than going through that embarassment again, so I will not go oversea unless they change the dumb system that puts down normal people.
And they are going to chase ... Soviets? Hold on, they are Russians now and you can buy them all out with 10% of the NASA budget. Who else? Own tail?