I have no idea.
It’s very interesting and stressful. We don’t focus enough on the widespread issues that cyber warfare can bring…that’s liberals and cons.
I should focus on that?
I quoted it.
Usually a statement such as,
I’m not sure I understand how people can be so down on all of the great things happening once again.
…is followed by examples of the great things that people are down on.
People are flourishing. Black unemployment is at an all time low.
Assuming it’s an honest and evidence-based observation.
It’s not “a few extra dollars” dude, it’s a job. Jobs change every thing.
It can range from a few extra dollars to a lot of extra dollars.
My point remains the same. Money acts like ear plugs or blinders.
PurpnGold:Way better off now… but mostly because I have driven my career to new heights as a result of rapid growth in cybersecurity.
It always warms my heart to hear someone recount building their own success in life.
That always sounded like a fun industry to be a part of. It was a lot of fun back in the day defacing competitive websites before the laws got so strict. I imagine it’s a ton more fun for the guy who solves the vulnerabilities though.
He didn’t build that.
How’s life for you now compared to 10 years ago? Better? Worse?
The raising economy lift all boats… but there are still boats with holes in them. Let’s fix those holes.
I could not agree more with you. We have a lot of holes in America that need to be fixed.
For Americans on behalf of Americans. Let’s fix our own backyard. We have plenty of work to do and plenty of people ready, willing and able to do it.
Let’s keep draining the swamp so that the money and the help that is needed goes to those who need it rather than into the pockets of those who profess to want to publically serve but are only in it for self gratification and personal enrichment.
I quoted it.
Usually a statement such as,
I’m not sure I understand how people can be so down on all of the great things happening once again.
…is followed by examples of the great things that people are down on.
People are flourishing. Black unemployment is at an all time low.
Assuming it’s an honest and evidence-based observation.
Were is “gnashing teeth”?
WuWei:It’s not “a few extra dollars” dude, it’s a job. Jobs change every thing.
It can range from a few extra dollars to a lot of extra dollars.
My point remains the same. Money acts like ear plugs or blinders.
I don’t disagree with that, but money is also a priority whether or not those effects happen.
Jim-Bob’s social woes have zero bearing on my need to care for my family. He will always come after last place in that regard.
WuWei:It’s not “a few extra dollars” dude, it’s a job. Jobs change every thing.
It can range from a few extra dollars to a lot of extra dollars.
My point remains the same. Money acts like ear plugs or blinders.
A job is not “a few extra dollars”.
It’s not the money. It’s the pride.
I should focus on that?
Everyone should… companies don’t give a crap about your privacy and data and foreign actors (even is born, re:capital one) want it.
For Americans on behalf of Americans. Let’s fix our own backyard.
For anyone to make any meaningful impacts on this world, one must start within themselves. At some point, there has to be a deviation from complaining about the external world, replaced with a drive to improve the internal.
He didn’t build that.
True, not alone. Many people in my life helped me get to where I am. I thank them every chance I get. You know who didn’t help me? Any US president in my lifetime.
It’s not the money. It’s the pride.
There is no pride if you are working poor. Pride doesn’t put food in your (collective) mouth.
I understand that better than I am able to relate on an internet board.
You know who didn’t help me? Any US president in my lifetime.
President Obama helped me.
He didn’t end the war when he took office and I will always be thankful for that. The Army was the catapult that launched me over my initial obstacles. I would’ve never joined a peacetime Army. Not in a million years.
government cheese manufacturers are suffering…
WuWei:I should focus on that?
Everyone should… companies don’t give a crap about your privacy and data and foreign actors (even is born, re:capital one) want it.
I don’t want to focus on that.
WuWei:He didn’t build that.
True, not alone. Many people in my life helped me get to where I am. I thank them every chance I get. You know who didn’t help me? Any US president in my lifetime.
Centgov and Obama built that.
If the Blockchain would kindly get it together already, I can aid you in continuing to have no worries to focus on in that regard.