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Never forget…
- Thread starter Duffy LaCoronilla
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At that point, why even go back? One of my largest clients just mandated its employees return to the office 3 days a week effective January first and one of my long time contacts there turned in his resignation over it rather than going back to commuting and being chained to a desk again. And it was only 3 days a week they were making them come in.
I have not met a person who did not fuck off while working at home.At that point, why even go back? One of my largest clients just mandated its employees return to the office 3 days a week effective January first and one of my long time contacts there turned in his resignation over it rather than going back to commuting and being chained to a desk again. And it was only 3 days a week they were making them come in.
When I was Zoom teaching I was drinking monster energy drinks and tequila at hour six online.
What irritates me is that they try to sell the Return to Office as a chance for us all to collaborate in person, reconnect, all that kumbaya stuff.
But when you do exactly that and chit-chat in respective cubes for an hour or so about whatever is a worthy subject matter (and you're dealing with scientists/engineers, most of who have ADHD), then management complains.
They're all full of sh!t - it's about control.
I once worked at a place that had strict internet filters. Couldn't even access gmail. Actually was a pain in the ass because there were sites I needed to do my job that I couldn't access. But when I was feeling less than motivated, heh, they didn't block google maps. I can waste DAYS on that sh!t. And yes, although the map track does get weird in the Sierras, I have scroll-mapped the PCT from Campo to Canada more than once.
But when you do exactly that and chit-chat in respective cubes for an hour or so about whatever is a worthy subject matter (and you're dealing with scientists/engineers, most of who have ADHD), then management complains.
They're all full of sh!t - it's about control.
I once worked at a place that had strict internet filters. Couldn't even access gmail. Actually was a pain in the ass because there were sites I needed to do my job that I couldn't access. But when I was feeling less than motivated, heh, they didn't block google maps. I can waste DAYS on that sh!t. And yes, although the map track does get weird in the Sierras, I have scroll-mapped the PCT from Campo to Canada more than once.
“Never again,” Biden told the audience, “simply translated for me, means 'never forget.'”
www.nationalreview.com
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Biden’s Dangerous Misreading of ‘Never Again’ | National Review
By holding back aid to Israel to prevent an invasion of Rafah, the president is protecting Hamas.
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note how that d'bag Cuomo takes zero responsibility for his own actions in spreading hysteria and misinformation and instead serves up the lame excuse that "we were given wrong information"
what a pussy
So I listened to the whole interview. What I found rather interesting, aside from the fact Chris Cuomo is a sociopath, is that Chris unwittingly admits that CNN is literally just a government propaganda network.
Their “reporting” was so ingrained and intertwined with whatever the government tells them to say that Chris, being part of the machine, couldn’t even see that that’s what it was.
Not only that he saw, and still sees, no problem with him being a stenographer for the “official” government narratives. Nowhere in there did he ever even consider doing any investigation into what he was being told to say nor did he stop to think that what he, and the rest of CNN, was even a problem.
It was a reoccurring theme in the interview, “we said what we said on CNN because that’s what the government told us.”
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Doesn't a bunch of research show that ivermectin was ineffective at treating covid?
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Rogan gets a lot of sh!t wrong but he’s not purposefully lying to his audience.
It’s ok to be wrong.
ALL the research shows that ivermectin was ineffective against covid
So you just pick the study that supports your bias?
That is what I like about the internet.
so funny watching the bugmen missing the point entirely (as usual)
we will never know whether ivermectin is an effective treatment for covid for the same reason that we will never know whether there are long term negative side effects for the covid shots
propaganda is powerful - always has been, but never as powerful as it now thanks to analytics driven content development
science is a wonderful thing, but it is currently corrupted by money, politics, and propaganda
we will never know whether ivermectin is an effective treatment for covid for the same reason that we will never know whether there are long term negative side effects for the covid shots
propaganda is powerful - always has been, but never as powerful as it now thanks to analytics driven content development
science is a wonderful thing, but it is currently corrupted by money, politics, and propaganda
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lol another good/funny take on the insanity by bill maher....
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Bill Maher Drops Stunning Monologue on the COVID “Experts” Who Got It Wrong
“A lot of the dissenting opinions that were suppressed and ridiculed at the time have proven to be CORRECT.” This includes, but is not limited to: • COVID came from a lab • Ivermectin worked • Masks o
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Unless you work for the CDC or NIH and are trying to advise the general public on a one size fits all approach to a pandemic.
