Guys I just moved to a city and you're not gonna believe what they have here.
He is threatening him for theater. Obviously rich people have an incentive to work together.
I wish it worked this way, I'm so pissed I'd make my way through with my teeth.
So the business plot but it just took a few extra years.
Wow that's rough!
Just make your coffee at home and should have no problem paying those bills.
I mean they came in with a plan to dissolve and refund agencies....what incentive do they have to work with the incoming team?
Yeah but have you considered that redundancy costs money that could be going to shareholders?
Silently waiting for the night of long knives.
The Rasputin story is intrinsically tied to the Anastasia story and both are based of off revolutionary narratives following the Russian civil war.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/1uXTcqWE0vwJgQ6iQJSDYV
Edit: Meant to say that because the Russian revolution was so propagandized, most of the info people believe about it is bullshit.
Lol quite the Freudian slip.
It's only insane if you don't understand fascism. "Deport all the immigrants" = ethnically cleanse America.
Wild to consider the country with the largest highspeed rail network on earth "developing."
Hmm rotating shift work... Was this at prototype, by chance?
Why would he start there when he makes so much money off of defense contracts through SpaceX?
What a fantastic opportunity for me to rant:
This is how literally everything is. The individualistic urge to celebrate specific people has always escaped me because like, nobody does great things alone. There always teams of engineers, interns, students, personal support networks, and an endless slue of people you can credit discovery with depending on how mercurial you want to be. The only thing that highlighting individuals does is create negative side effects. People who try to go it alone and fail start to believe they failed because of personal inadequacy rather than a lack of support and resources. Celebrated individuals loose sight of the contributions of those around them and become overly invested in their own intellectualism. Uncelebrated individuals doing important work become discouraged and may change fields.
Awards have even been specifically created with the expressed purpose of dividing groups. Famously, the Oscars were created to create a sense of elitism amongst actors and separate them from the other industries that worked in film. This resulted in film industry unions loosing their most effective spokes people.
Anyways that's why individualism is a plague. You're individuality is important, but no discovery was made without the efforts of countless colleagues and predecessors. Nobody does anything in a vacuum.
And don't even get me started on the biology of community. We're built to work together.