Speaking personally, my brain switches off when it comes to maths. Instruction is like white noise.
Speaking personally, my brain switches off when it comes to maths. Instruction is like white noise.
These are donations from retired individuals
Here’s who her donors are, if that’s of interest to anybody
https://www.opensecrets.org/members-of-congress/elissa-slotkin/summary?cid=N00041357
Hundreds? Optimistic of you
Fair enough. And yes, lots of hate here! But if AI is actually a solution for a real world problem, i can make an exception!
Hopefully not “powered by AI”
It’s satire. Ken is a comedian and LinkedIn is his audience
You’re trolling here, right?
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Gen X here, can confirm that’s a pretty accurate take
I believe what dukeofdummies is saying, is that people with a financial cushion have fewer obstacles to acting on ethical principle, whereas your average person living pay check to pay check will be more cautious about whistleblowing because the consequences (loss of employment, vexatious lawsuits, blacklisting) will be felt more severely. Moreso if they have a family to support.
I consider myself to be ethical, but i live in a wage economy. If i see behaviour which needs to be reported, but i believe that the organisation/society will punish me for speaking out, i will wait until I’ve secured an alternative livelihood or am relatively safer before blowing the whistle.
Yuck. Which room are they reading?
Whichever year i got broadband
Perfectly put, thank you
Fucking Katy Perry. She’s been desperate to get in on the Kamala show.
Tl:dr sample bias is people who don’t use ad blockers
To absolutely nobody’s surprise
And longer ads
*strikes another potential holiday destination from the list *