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I got 8. My life is pretty great. I get enjoy every day look at the world and experience things I'd never thought I would be able to. I truly had no idea I'd live this long, and whether good or bad I get to experience a lot of first at my age in wonder people my age have done before. I hadnt even ever gone vacation until I was 23 and never been oversea long term until I was 31. I've gotten to go camping, buy a car, buy a home, and see the world at a lot older age so I feel like I am still in awe of those things.

I was asked for more information. This is a senior/staff level position. Our backend is typescript using express. We also use a number of other services and technology including:

Graphql Redis BullMQ Postgres/Prisma Twilio OpenAI

Mostly the position is to help scale infrastructure and process for a push to manage up to a million members across the US.

We are looking mostly for people in US or Western US timezones

why would they and why would american workers want them too. The US ha had wage stagnation for decades. In what world would those worker let corporations bring in competition. Why would the new hordes of gen x and millenial bosses hire the elderly.

But you can't expand a definition that was already define. You can make apples also include oranges just because you don't like the definition of what an apple it.

Because anyone who has looked at this historically or practically knows there is no

possible way to separate them from all other forms of communication

because the very people making that decision would be the very people youd least want to make that decision.

You can't just redefine what adam smith said about the concept of modern capitalism. What you described can be easily said about north korea. The elite own everything and the workers own nothing. Is north korea capitalist. NO! Cause the workers can't built or create anything of their own.

In the US thats why 80% of the millionaires are self made. Because someone in a middle class or lower class can make something people want and people can choose to give them money. Working and not owning anything isn't static in this system

This video seem so wrong headed. It never asks those people want they do it for. And it also starts off on a terrible premise that they doing evil deads. You say this on a computer built by capitalist, on internet built by capitalist, on a website built by YC capitalist who empower other capitalist.

Capitalism is literally just a system where people can trade things they want for things they need. And capitalist build things people want. If people wanted economic safe,environmental goods they could have it given they would give other resources to gain them. Look at tesla, spacex, apple computers, kiva, and all the companies that build environmental friendly tools.

If anything remotivation needs to be done to government not capitalism but that system is far more broken than the capitalist system that seems to be working fine in comparison to every other system.

I heard its cause 1 boys do worse in school because they more disagreeable so learning on the job becomes more important. And 2 men do 80% of the trade jobs which on the job training or being comfortable in job environment before hand is a lot more important. But yeh boys unemployement jumps when minimum wage is increase typically. And increases criminal behavior based on some studies.

https://www.aei.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/teenjobless.p...

Easy because they wont be the only wealthy countries for long. Looking at their growth in wages since 2008 european countries barely grew compared to the US wages and developing country wages.

What happens when developing countries have younger people who buy more things, better laws, and comparable wages.

For example a former french president left france for russia cause of their taxes. Many people left california for much the same. Does california have more wealthy citizen than nevada or texas sure. But at a certain point the math tilts.