RCortex

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by RCortex 10y ago
Do you have any recommendations for books for managers written by managers? The last book I skimmed on this topic was "The Alliance," by some people at linkedIn. According to one of the reviews on amazon it mainly just talks about
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by RCortex 10y ago
$160...for wireless earbuds + mic. I mean I have the money to throw away but...why. They look ok, kinda odd, but not like call center headsets at least. You could buy a DS for that much right? That's about how much the ps2 slim costed
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by RCortex 10y ago
Not the piece above, but here it is. This article has a lot of links/sources on how Trump's campaign statements and Russian propaganda are almost word-for-word identical, and in general complementary. This is from back in August.
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by RCortex 10y ago
It's not a matter of abnormal vs normal, it's a matter of dysfunctional versus functional in various situations. It's also a matter of the brain itself inhibiting healthy functioning of the entire body (in the case of depress
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by RCortex 10y ago
> There are so many forms, expressions, and causes of depression, requiring wildly different approaches to treatment, that I think we do a great disservice by lumping them all under the same umbrella term. While individuals with mental i
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by RCortex 10y ago
The treatment/theraputic perspective is that depression is a treatable disease of the brain, one that can be modified by changes in behavior/thinking and/or by medication. (Note: the paper paints a mixed picture but concludes
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by RCortex 10y ago
> though, it is easier to believe that the system works as intended and people want to trust that it works as intended. I don't think America is truly authoritarian as much as it is too lazy to pay attention until either the guns ar
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by RCortex 10y ago
"This is far too valuable to limit to sick people" Not a word about the major negative side effects including panic attacks, seizures, and death, or how some members of the population are at far greater risk of experiencing these
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by RCortex 10y ago
Oh you, not every top universities has to play by those rules.
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by RCortex 10y ago
GMOs are one answer, there are numerous others that don't destroy farmland so effectively (intercropping, aeroponics, ocean farms, to name a few) or put farmers under the gun of chemical companies.
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by RCortex 10y ago
> buddhism...precisely rejected the vedas It's a lot more complicated than that...
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by RCortex 10y ago
You're ignoring the Citizens United decision, we don't have real figures on campaign spending with superpacs and third party campaign vehicles. Additionally no one is taking into account the resources the Russian government poured
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by RCortex 10y ago
The idea that the electoral college somehow protects smaller states is fallacious. If you take the six most populous states, you already have about 200 votes. Then you only need six more states from the next 18 most populous states. Bam, yo
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by RCortex 10y ago
Please post a source or more of an explanation before spreading FUD like this...
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by RCortex 10y ago
>Xiaomi And it will never be of apple's quality during its heyday, or even of the quality apple offers now. Copying isn't enough, or sony snd toshiba or samsung woukd be able to make comparable laptops.
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by RCortex 10y ago
...what?
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by RCortex 10y ago
Bet her entire campaign? A piece of her campaign, but not the mainstay by any means. Identity politics was a core of trump's campaign.
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by RCortex 10y ago
Has russia bought the gop? Starting to worry about this... http://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/new-atlanticist/underst...
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by RCortex 10y ago
Most of what you've said doesn't appear to have citations or evidence backing it up. Power centers in the US? Source? Everyone is trying to leave? From what I've heard India doesn't have enough opportunities for everyone
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by RCortex 10y ago
Completely ignoring the democratic party's platform as usual. It's starting to look like this "right-wing base" is obsessed with identity, and it's preventing them from actually understanding the other people who wa
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by RCortex 10y ago
Edit window has expired, I went to check, the few in particular were born and raised in japan. I'm debating whether or not to give these channels more exposure at the moment, they're not particularly large and won't be ready
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by RCortex 10y ago
You just characterized this guy who hasn't said a single violent thing as some knife-stabber, you're part of the obstacle preventing us all from working together.
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by RCortex 10y ago
America cannot be described as "fiercely racist" either, only parts of it. Which is what my comment was disagreeing with. Not "no race issues"
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by RCortex 10y ago
I disagree, while anecdotal I've seen a number of street interviews done by youtubers. I do know that japan's last "miss japan" was biracial
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by RCortex 10y ago
Japan is only culturally homogeneous, in the sense that everyone born and raised is japanese.
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by RCortex 10y ago
How could it be? You can't foster or promote tolerance by supporting intolerance.
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by RCortex 10y ago
Soft marketing for that company that sells gut bacteria pills, they post ads on here fairly often.
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by RCortex 10y ago
Simple questions: 1) How do you build guanxi? 2) How do you maintain guanxi? 3) How is guanxi lost after it's been gained? 4) Give me an example with two people where one has far more guanxi than another. How are they treated different
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by RCortex 10y ago
How do you build guanxi?
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by RCortex 10y ago
> Meanwhile the housing is still affordable compared to the Bay Area, if not cheap on a national basis. And the Valley is an hourlong Southwest flight away. I see lots of >$1 million homes and >$1500/month rents for apartments

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