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This was my favorite:

“If we wanted to ignore research, why would we create an industry-leading research program to understand these important issues in the first place”

I hate politicizing this to my side vs their side

The fact is that the efficiency of the vaccine is being understood as we go. We started with the initial dose and are now considering second and third boosters because the efficiency diminished faster than expected

That’s beside the point of the WaPo article. YouTube is making the decision to remove any content that goes against vaccines, based in truth or not.

What do we do about this new dynamic of social corporatism? Do we not follow laws anymore and allow corporations to dictate social justice?

(Nothing to do about this specific law but corporations are increasingly taking issues, which should be left to the public voters, in their own hands… do we get to vote for CEOs?)

Cafeterias and gyms within the office save employees time which then goes to working. Big win for the corporations.

Going to college offsite, off hours doesn’t immediately benefit the corporation. The investment only benefits the company if the employee “moves up the ranks”.

My understanding from the article is that the benefit is for front line employees. My guess is most do not care for college and would rather take in even 50% of the college tuition