LavaPlanet

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[–] LavaPlanet 25 points 1 year ago (1 children)

It's still the same problem, though. Your workplace should be acutely aware humans become unwell. And plan sufficiently. I think that guilt is a relied on in any workplace, it's going to feel very much more dire in yours. I feel for you. In a perfect world, there would be enough staff that staying home sick, wouldn't matter. They could take previous years data and project how much coverage they need, and employ more (that's ignoring shortages, but that's another story to unpack). Or job share with someone, half the work, same amount of pay, holidays and sick days now don't matter, take them when you want. No workplaces need to be like this, even the shortage of available staff is a fixable thing, it just lowers profit and puts the balance and focus back on enjoyment of life. Money is the root of all evil.

[–] LavaPlanet 10 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Be angry, also, at the people who have rigged the game, those in power, artificially inflating prices to line their own pockets. And I'm so sorry you've had such bad runs! I'm also a little proud of you for, not only getting as far as you did, but a few times! Well done! I say we fucking eat the rich.

[–] LavaPlanet 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Your true enemy is capitalism, tho. Don't shoot the messenger.

[–] LavaPlanet 2 points 1 year ago

I know Christopher Nolan is the worst for it, for a few reasons, apparently the IMAX cameras cause it, too. So, however long they've been around

[–] LavaPlanet 5 points 1 year ago

The body language between them both, tho.

[–] LavaPlanet 1 points 1 year ago

Books were considered 'bad' devices now. I find it absolutely fascinating the loud obnoxious naysayers, never really go away and they seem so silly from this far vantage point. It really puts in perspective all the 'should do this /don't do that' bullspit.

[–] LavaPlanet 1 points 1 year ago

I'm not sure if in Maths teachers imaginations, there's a James bond of maths, out there, and to save the world he has to divide by pi. (in which case they'd pick someone who actually likes maths, anyway) Or, they imagined, either we all collectively or just one of us, has a save the world moment, and it involves solving some maths thing. I don't think they were quite the heroes they imagined themselves. Or maybe they are and this is all out there, and we just don't even hear of it.

[–] LavaPlanet 4 points 1 year ago

The capitalism model doesn't allow room for morals, so literally anything we want done morally or ethically has to be regulated.

[–] LavaPlanet 15 points 1 year ago

Aww, man! I just got comfortable, now I need to pee, fml

[–] LavaPlanet 8 points 1 year ago

I hear rumours that losing your medical licence only really applies to that one state, over there. Image if all the doctors lose their licence, just in those states that don't allow abortion. Would no doctors at all make them rethink their stance?

[–] LavaPlanet 9 points 1 year ago (1 children)

That said this guy is also a piece of shit in a million ways.

[–] LavaPlanet 20 points 1 year ago

Famously, the blue guys in Australia, defund our public infrastructure, go 'oh no, broken now, have to sell, only private peeps can run this / it will run better / for everyone's best interests' (simultaneously pats themselves on the back for bringing money in, even though that thing they broke, brought money in, until they broke it) also, spoiler, they sell the things to thier mates.

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