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The last person in this video with the bike struck me the most, so much wasted potential.
How’d we end up failing so many of our fellow countrymen?
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It never ceases to amaze me how non-Latinos categorize all Latin Americans into either Latinos or Mexicans.
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Maybe thinking too much from an American-Centric perspective, seeing it outweighs both JP/KR in this area. Been weighing the pro’s and con’s of collectivist and individualist societies as of recently.
Where do you think Korea lacks in contrast to Japan to cause this issue?
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livestock industry is huge in the US, big livestock was able to stomp out thousands of ranchers, what makes you think they can’t stomp out a few startups?
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It's fine to switch out team members if they're not a fit. But publicly celebrating someone's firing and then demeaning their work on twitter is fucked.
Leaders inspire by showing compassion, not just authority. Remember, you could be jeopardizing someone's ability to pay rent.
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Just got back from Japan a few hours ago, first Amazon purchase was the best seat bidet money can buy
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If @airkatakana has million fans, then I'm one of them.
If @airkatakana has one fan, then I'm THAT ONE.
If @airkatakana has no fans, that means I'm dead.
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When you have thousands of people on the street in what is supposed to be one of the wealthiest cities in one of the wealthiest nations on earth, it's likely that the root cause is a societal problem.
I agree that everyone has personal responsibility, but the tone of your argument suggests that you believe most people on the street just consume narcotics and don't want to find work. That simply isn't the reality. Many of the people you find on the street led regular lives until a mistake or hardship pushed them down. Many want to find work but can't due to the difficulties associated with doing so once you don't have a home, even if you're already in a shelter. For those who are consumed by the struggles of addiction, we obviously haven't taken the correct course of action to address the issue.
I love my country, and I refuse to endorse any course of action that leaves another American behind.
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As someone who's jumped back and forth from MBP to MBA. If thermal throttling isn't an issue due to a heavy workload, the MBA is the best choice of the two.
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Curious, outside a school setting if this technology meets wider application, does a detection flag by this technology constitute probable cause for a search? Assume that would play a big part in widespread adoption if you ever plan to expand outside private/controlled property.
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let’s address the real reason, a lack of izakaya’s, specifically a lack of Torikizoku’s in the United States
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I can see that being the case for someone born in Dubai (correct me if I'm wrong in assuming that you are a UAE citizen since I do know they don't have birthright citizenship) where tax laws are less taxing (no pun intended) than the US. Have lived in Miami, Maryland and California myself. Found taxes to be very fair when I lived in Florida.
However the United States provides a lot of Founders globally with some of the best economic environments that they can operate (ie. access) / (at least that's the experience of my fellow latino founders).
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if you’re outside city limits and not in a restricted area, coyote is always fair game (if you have a license / for CA) 😊
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You’re absolutely wrong, homie has an absolutely stacked career from academia to finance. Yes he’s on the left, do I agree with most his policies, absolutely not, but he is more than qualified for the role.
Take it easy on the racism my dude.
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