Grimy

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[–] Grimy 4 points 3 days ago

But the moment you take it from him, he basically becomes a cat with opposable thumbs. You will eventually die.

[–] Grimy 10 points 3 days ago

Goodbye (once it gets hungry)

[–] Grimy 25 points 3 days ago (9 children)
[–] Grimy 10 points 3 days ago (13 children)

That tracks, everyone still owned their games back then. At least Gaben got his 8 yatchs though.

[–] Grimy 54 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago)

1.1. Saturnian clinical case 1

1.1.1. First part

Doctor D.P. 52 terrestrial-year-old male (Saturnian 1 year 10 months old), obtained his doctoral degree of specialization at the age of 29 and was recognized as the second for its promotion in Medical School. As a young neurosurgeon, he is as active as when he was a resident and passed his fellowship.

[Paragraph of description about Doctor D.P.]

As an example, he takes the Saturnian rocket to participate in the annual conference of the world Saturnian Federation of Neurosurgeons which takes place in “Utopia” the country located 200,000 km from his workplace.

[Another paragraph of description]

His colleagues know that they can count on him to take a night's call or take care of an additional patient because he does this with joy.

Today, 23 years after (10 Saturnian months) Professor D.P. realizes that he is married and has two children, but he knows nothing about them. He does not even remember any details of his marriage. He just remembers that reading medical papers on his own was the best moment of his rare holidays with his wife.

There's a plot! This paper is wild, avant-garde, a breath of fresh air.

[–] Grimy 5 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago) (1 children)

Ya for sure, my point is more that compagnies will use it even in place where it isn't enforceable. Although it's an anecdote, it did happen to my sister in a place where it wasn't allowed. They didn't even ask again after the first time she told them to pound sand.

I also really doubt if it's enforceable in California if there is a valid reason. I can't imagine a company going after someone if they quit because of a toxic environment, lax safety standards, sexual harassment or something similar. But I'm just making an educated guess tbh.

I knew about it in California but it always surprises me with its reputation.

[–] Grimy 5 points 3 days ago

We benefit from low prices. Not that we shouldn't invest in our own manufacturing capabilities, just that we receive benefits from globalization even if it predominantly benefits the corporations.

Not to mention that everything you said would still happen regardless of where it's built. As with many things, the actual problem is our economic system. Big business eating the earth, keeping most of the profits and feeding us poison is a symptom that doesn't go away just by bringing back the factories.

[–] Grimy 2 points 3 days ago

If you don't rebuke idiocy, it just festers imo. But to each his own. I was mostly having a laugh in any case, not like I went so low as to start posting emojis or something.

[–] Grimy 3 points 3 days ago (2 children)

Ahaha. He literally responded a minute after you. Some have a difficult time understanding when they are being made a fool of.

[–] Grimy 4 points 3 days ago (5 children)

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[–] Grimy 4 points 3 days ago (9 children)

That's literally what I have been saying since the beginning.

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