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You mean to tell me that industries sacrifice long term consequences for short term profit?!
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You mean to tell me that industries sacrifice long term consequences for short term profit?!
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Some argue of universal basic utility instead.
Private browsing in Google Chrome will not store your browsing data locally into your computer; but Google will still keep that data in own records.
I read that Americans in the 1980s used to mock Japanese for working excessively; but now they became the Japanese.
Also, there is another side to this; I notice that people with crappy personal life outside of work use work as distraction. They don’t feel or see any meaning outside of work so they derive meaning from the latter instead.
If someone want to work more hours, fine, but don’t expect the same to others.
I read an anecdote from Reddit about a protestor’s experience in Occupy Wall Street. Some people just went along to the protests for the sake and experience of it. Many people didn’t know what they were doing. I think this is why protests require some sort of organisation and leadership. The civil rights movement was so effective because they more were organised and had focus. Any movements after that haven’t gained more momentum because of disparate structure and factionalism.
I always use Mozilla Firefox
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So that isn’t my concern.