jonkho

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by jonkho 5mo ago
The dilemma is that there are some people who are not smart enough to understand this and will press blue.
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by jonkho 11mo ago
“It’s not what you say, but how you say it” syndrome.
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by jonkho 1y ago
Use hiring brokers. The good ones will vet the candidates and verify them. Job seekers should also consider seeking representation from top tier brokers.
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by jonkho 1y ago
So you are proposing… social security?
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by jonkho 2y ago
It’s not the jumping out of the plane that’s dangerous, it’s the landing!
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by jonkho 2y ago
If the problem is the mortgage then rent /s. If the problem is you need money to pay the bills, well I got news for you…
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by jonkho 2y ago
Again, my initial purpose of responding to the OP was his perspective is formed by his own ability, a trap you also fall into. Again, Higher mountain climbers and all. Lower climbers are more numerous and will agree and validate their exper
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by jonkho 2y ago
My point is that a claim cannot be made that categorically LC tests are generally a test on memorization. It appears your point does not disprove that. You mention exceptions, that in fact proves the general rule is true (I.e your claim isn
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by jonkho 2y ago
Thank you. You just proved my point that “categorically LC is not largely memorization” by reinforcing that only in specific cases in some specific levels that you do need some specific domain knowledge.
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by jonkho 2y ago
That’s not true. In any discipline when confronted with a test there are two strategies: brute memorization of the question/answers, or developing the skills to tackle the problem dynamically. You cannot categorically claim that LC tes
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by jonkho 2y ago
First point: We have a transparent political system…many years ago. The leverage points get co-opt and even separation of powers cannot prevent its eventual gaming and corruption. Second point: the market-based legal system will not devolve
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by jonkho 2y ago
Yes, have a market-based legal system (a set of laws that are established via continuous market evaluation) instead of a politics-based legal system (a set of laws established by decisions made via a political system).
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by jonkho 3y ago
There are things that are justified to exist whose sole purpose is keeping things in-check. If any of your aforementioned tools gets abused by the authorities we can still fall back to using cash. If you take away the fallback alternative,
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by jonkho 3y ago
The fact that a red ball was drawn is new information that suggests there is a higher chance (however slight) that there are actually more red balls in the urn than green balls. Therefore the next ball is likely to be red.
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by jonkho 3y ago
And 100% of the CO2 found in fossil deposits also originated from the atmosphere, many, many years ago (I.e when the fossils were not in the ground, that quantity of CO2 pre-existed in the air). Let us pause and think about that.
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by jonkho 3y ago
Money is a social construct. Other social constructs are countries and borders. They only exist due to social consensus and is a pure social construct. Social constructs do have real impact on your individual well-being though and should no
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by jonkho 3y ago
Lies, damned lies, and statistics. This is old era data. The era when this data is collected is when marriage is overwhelmingly the norm for those generations (the life-expectancy data is collected from the current elderly). People who were
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by jonkho 3y ago
ChatGPT will automate what valuable tasks, exactly?
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by jonkho 3y ago
Why is government paying subsidies to build charging stations? Must imply they are not a profitable endeavor to begin with. Otherwise entrepreneurs would be all crawling over for the opportunity. If there is no money in it, it will be left
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by jonkho 3y ago
> (And if you think women have all the leverage in the average relationship, just wait till you get to over 45 and the kids are all old enough). “It’s cheaper to keep her” is also a saying. So it looks like she still has the leverage.
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by jonkho 3y ago
As an American, it’s pretty much visa-free everywhere - and my comment is directed towards Americans.
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by jonkho 3y ago
You have parental rights even without marriage, in America and the western world.
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by jonkho 3y ago
50% chance you will divide everything. Risk a dollar to pick up pennies. Risk vs reward.
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by jonkho 3y ago
At 50% rate, it’s not a tail risk! Not to mention the men that “stay in it. Cuz cheaper to keep her”!
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by jonkho 3y ago
The reality is the person with lower leverage in the relationship does the keeping of the one with higher leverage happy. In marriages men have the lower leverage due to various reasons. One of which is favorable treatment of women in the f
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by jonkho 3y ago
Men’s “happy life bar” is low. Women’s “happy life bar” is high. Generally speaking. And is the dividing issue.
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by jonkho 3y ago
Happy wife, happy life. And honey do.
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by jonkho 3y ago
They literally paying to go to the clink. Nothing that a marriage license permits you to do that you can’t do without one. Except you can be liable to get sued when the relationship ends. Literally the only differentiator of significance.
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by jonkho 3y ago
This was a multi unit property. No way the lender/mortgage company would allow a policy that didn’t cover rental use.
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by jonkho 3y ago
That’s not correct. I’m a landlord of a rental duplex and homeowners insurance policy is a valid policy for the entire building. The Mortgage company does not allow a policy that doesnt adequately cover loss. The point is this: rental prope

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