Allowing yourself to be wrong. Especially as a male.
Instead of trying to figure out a way to still kind of be correct, you just objectively reconsider the facts.
It made me a better adult. I prefixed a lot of my statements with “I think” or “I believe” to emphasis the possibility for me to be wrong. And I’m more inclined to ask questions. (Which sadly gets a lot of people riled up because they have a hard time believing I’m not doing it sarcastically.)
I’m from the EU.
Here’s a better view: https://imgur.com/a/ndBfWLy
I really dislike the way they hide the original prices on Steam now and you have to open the store pages to find the original price.
I think it even goes against some consumer rules here in Europe.
(I think they even didn’t have the original price visible for a while)
Guild Wars 2 mostly for me.
I played WoW a lot until the expansion after WotLK.
Many film makers use location releases signed by the owner of the establishment for this reason. Example: https://www.dmacinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/location-recording-permission-form.pdf
In many cases the location owner still has the right to the location in your video. There’s also many countries with laws where you are simply not allowed to act commercially out of a rented room. There are also many countries where porn or sexual performances like these require preregistered locations and extra licensing (besides the countries where it’s banned completely).
I’m not familiar with the rules of the UK. But in my country you can sue if they rented it as a normal consumer without sharing the intent.
The difference is whether or not the CEO is working against the people or against the government.
I am copyrighting the T pose for player characters and will sue everybody who ever shows it.
Revolut was the one I was looking at if I’d switch to Graphene.
I’m mostly talking in the general sense.
In my country there are a few private schools but employers don’t care for them. They need to follow the official curriculum and the students will have to do the same official tests at the end of the year.
Yeah sure, allowing both nationalized and privatized sectors to coexist can lead to positive stuff.
I can only talk about France as that one is super obvious to me: They been fighting (peaceful) protests organizers. Like hacking their phones and getting all their data from all the possible platforms, in the hopes of shutting them down using the slightest thing that can get them into trouble.
From my experience living in a very socialist country; fair housing can be handled by rules instead of ‘nationalizing’. So the rules and pricing around them would be handled by the government, but not the houses themselves.
A big one I’m missing is schools.
Nationalize:
It’s perfectly possible to have your capitalist desires and still have a nice socialist structure to protect the people.
US rep asking for their shadow state to be respected
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We’ll be changing Counter Strike to be Counter Terrorists against other Counter Terrorists.
To add to this; the shipping costs of “free shipping” Chinese webshops are paid by the Universal Postal Union (UPU) because China is considered a 3rd world country and it’s a way of helping them. For bigger local webshops, the costs of cheap or “free shipping” are mostly because they get a bulk discount and move the shipping cost into their profit margins. (That’s why it’s minimum $20 for example). So even with free shipping, shipping costs are always being paid, and the deliverers should be able to get paid a fair wage.
Tipping somebody that is just doing their job is stupid. One should tip because somebody doing their job did more than their job, or because you want to lessen the workload, like rounding up for convenience.
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What’s wrong with statues? I think they are pretty neutral and relatively clean.
Good point, but it doesn’t have a natural sounding translation in my language, although I do use “as far as I know”.