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However, small things, when aggregated, can make a huge difference and often offset the impact of isolated large achievements.
When there aren’t enough people paying attention to the small things, the long-term outcomes tend to be poor
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100% agree
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Is independent journalism really the future though? How different is it from legacy media or content creators? All compete for attention and are swayed by where attention and money are. Forget journalism—most people don’t even know what it actually is
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Such a waste of money
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Completely unreasonable prices, and the pricing model as a whole
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Very good point
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Voting for the liberals isn’t exactly voting for the rich, right?
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Appreciate you saying this, Mark
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Well said 👏🏼
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Agree 🙌🏼
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It does. Other countries, like Turkey, buy crude oil from Russia, refine it, and then the EU purchases the relabeled fuel. And that’s just what’s known. Some exemptions to the EU ban still seem to be in effect. So, in practice, the EU does buy oil from Russia
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The EU still buys from Russia, so whether you like it or not, increasing imports from the US as a replacement wouldn’t be a bad option
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What’s the point of being productive if there’s little to strive for?
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Or maybe the solution lies in bringing CEOs’ pay closer to that of their employees instead?
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Think about it—what would happen if everyone’s pay suddenly matched that of a CEO? Disregard, for a moment, that this isn’t feasible and consider the consequences: the impact on savings, prices, and the economy as a whole
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That’s great! It would be even better if the bike lane wasn’t obstructed
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👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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An exquisite paradox, is it not? Those erstwhile derided solecisms have been reconstituted as emblems of veracity in a world inundated with algorithmic exactitude
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An exquisite paradox, is it not? Those erstwhile derided solecisms have been reconstituted as emblems of veracity in a world inundated with algorithmic exactitude
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Indeed, it’s fascinating how peccancies once deemed ignominious have transmogrified into quaint vestiges of human cogitation. Typos are no longer mere blemishes but idiosyncratic imprimaturs—proof of sapient deliberation, ineffably organic and irreducibly authentic.
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Good luck with that. Initiatives like this rarely address the real root causes
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Good luck with that. Initiatives like this rarely address the real root causes
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Very good point. Unfortunately, majority don’t even think about later
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Good luck
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I’m glad to see that as well
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Don’t forget the role media plays in all this—you are not just bystanders
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From the perspective of someone benefiting from low fertility rates, the issue is irrelevant as long as immigration offsets the shortfall. Such individuals can afford to ignore or even worsen the cost of living, as doing so often boosts their profit margins