Jage

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by Jage 15y ago
Yeah, academia... never was a fan. A couple gems for life though, the bit about old age stuck out to me. I've learned that from my dad, who attests to having never thought about getting old and now spends lonely nights drinking himself to b
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by Jage 15y ago
Times are bad.... And yet Groupon obviously is doing alright. Using your logic, shouldn't one be bullish on Groupon considering it'll make MORE money once the economy improves ? Using your logic of course.... My real problem with all this n
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by Jage 15y ago
Steve Jobs and Sean Parker don't actually seem like they'd do well in school. Their temperament and personality types run counter to how school is structured, while in companies people are more capable of getting away with a kind of free-wh
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by Jage 15y ago
It probably make the most sense to donate the 500k to liver transplant organizations, seeing how Steve was involved in that towards the end of his life. And yes, it is more than a little ironic someone would donate money to colleges in hono
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by Jage 15y ago
Though it may seem cruel to say this in his death, looking at Steve Jobs' behavior when he was younger really makes me wonder whether he was a psychopath Anyone else see the commonalities?
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by Jage 15y ago
I support legalization for ideaological reasons, but that doesn't at all sound accurate to me Drug use will almost definitely sky rocket if drugs are legalized, at least initially. We can't really say what will happen, say, 5-10 years after
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by Jage 15y ago
With all due respect, who cares? It could be that much more naive and ignorant people are submitting applications now than before. 99% of these applications could be hogwash and disposable. That may not be the case, but who's to say it isn'
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by Jage 15y ago
I "humbly" agree with the point that Jobs was apple to appreciate deep philosophical ideas; unfortunately, prevenient grace is not one of them Not trying to make any value judgements on Christianity in general, but prevenient grace is an Au
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by Jage 15y ago
I'm not convinced. Jobs was incredible despite his flaws, not because of them. There are plenty of asshole liars that go nowhere, but Jobs' passion and vision was so strong people are willing to look past it I still think you make an intere
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by Jage 15y ago
I'm sure Steve would appreciate people citing Christian theology on a page about him, seeing how he was a Buddhist