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  • Is it even something that’s powered?

  • Ok what about prescription medicine crushed up and put in the milk instead. Someone else drinks it by and they die because of an adverse reaction to the meds.

  • We don’t know what the fuck consciousness is.

  • Question: I bring milk into the office laced with powerful psychedelics. It is clearly labeled with my name, saying “This is mine and for my consumption only. Do not drink”. Someone takes and drinks it.

    Is this illegal?

  • I didn’t say it, I declared it.

  • Thank you for your attention to this matter.

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  • What’s regular?

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  • How so?

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  • The obstacles serve a specific purpose though. Do you believe this purpose is unimportant?

  • 65??

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  • How difficult is it to communicate to others without letting your ego get in the way? I swear, you people act like literal children sometimes haha

  • Where’d you get that number?

  • One thing I’ve learned is that sometimes you need to let the problems happen. You can raise hell and keep talking about how more hands are needed, but unless issues actually start coming up and affecting people, then no one is going to care/listen.

    I had a job in the past that was vastly understaffed. I kept getting more and more, and working longer hours. I brought this up with management many times but nothing was happening. “Not in the budget to hire more” is what I kept getting.

    When it got to be too much, I decided I would only work 40 hours, and whatever happens, happens. Our lives are too short to be wasted away at work.

    So tasks started to take longer, and whenever something needed doing, it was added to the queue and prioritized appropriately. Sometimes that meant I couldn’t get to it in weeks. At first, I came under fire. “Why haven’t you done this yet??” But each time I explained my situation. “There’s not enough hands and I am doing the best I can with the resources given to me”. And guess what? Most people empathized and understood my predicament. So now I have an army of colleagues who understand the issue here, and now the issue gets more visibility with management as more people rally to my side.

    A few months of this, and they decide to hire two more positions to help with the overload of work.

    It’s a risky move for sure. They could just fire you and dig themselves into a deeper hole. But then if they do that, is that really the type of environment you’d want to work in anyway?

    People are surprisingly understanding when you explain yourself. You don’t need to fix everything and everyone’s problems. Sometimes the best thing you can do is to let the problems happen and observe how others deal with it.

  • How exactly does one become a spy?

  • No law’s gonna change us. We have to change us.

  • The revolution will not be televised

  • Ah yes. The “liberal hivemind” Youtube channel. A reputable source of information and news.

  • They’ve always been a semiconductor company with a side hustle in calculators. The calculators have never been a large share of their revenue.

    But yeah, one of the reasons I left working for them was because of their defense contracts, granting projects that work on semiconductor equipment with military applications.

    They aren’t making the bombs, but they’re supplying the chips for them.

  • I swear I think people’s egos just like to argue for the sake of argument and being intellectually “correct” rather than actually trying to understand the other person and their point of view. Reddit was especially awful with this, which was why I left.

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Libertarian rule