https://gab.com/scoobie331/posts/102972815100025123

Either one

Because they will work for less money

Making them an appealing hire to Corporates because they get to keep money instead of paying someone domestic 100k

is the bizarre Ameri-phobic Scandian back?

Yup

Does this confirm that Warren is the favorite? <:thunk:462282216467333140> <:thunk:462282216467333140> <:thunk:462282216467333140>

http://dlvr.it/RGKDMH

tulsi did awful

Tulsi dismantles Harris, that's fine. Tulsi takes aim at Warren, red fucking alert

Lol @Tiberius Comment on Engineers making problems for themselves to solve.

Can confirm as an Engineer that's almost 90% true

she had many opportunities to school these retards on the issue with the kurds

@nimble_newt ever play factorio? <3

@Mooncrest I used to play it a lot during undergrad.
Haven't touched it in a while. It's a great game. Kind of a time sink though and destroyer of GPAs everywhere lol

A true engineer can't resist the allure of factorio

inb4 5000 hours

@UnScottable the problem is screwing people on the Kurds means agreeing with trump

In the Democratic primary agreeing with trump is an instant game over

ye tru... we cant have that

@Tiberius Since you come from such a formally educated family did you find yourself reading a lot of your grandparents books coming up?
We have a growing library in our house and I'm always open to recommendations.

@nimble_newt Meditations by emporer Marcus Aurelius

Not to interject, but if I could only recommend one book, it would be that

<@411687472829956098> I'll check our book catalog and see if we have it already.
Roman stuff is definitely up my alley. I have tons of it that I haven't read yet. My backlog is insane.

I came from the opposite of a formaly educated family. I'm the first person on either side of the family to go to college. Wew laddd

I've been deep diving into medical ethics for a while.

Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power by Daron Acemoglu is great @nimble_newt

The history is staggering.
Also <@411687472829956098> Throw all the good book recs at me.

Maybe I have a lower oppinion of the biases of educated folk because of that...

@UnScottable does it address the habitual pattern of self-described empires being prone to collapse from the very center of authority?

also a fun short book to read, "how to lie with statistics"

@ShardS Congrats. On Going to college can be a huge step and depending on what you study no easy feat.

Econ/criminal justice dual bachelors

well i havent finished the book yet, but the first couple chapters explain why the governments in South America are so different from the governments in north america

I go to law school next year

and it really breaks down exactly why we are so close, yet so different

@ShardS Half of my family (mums side) is working class and have never been to uni. My dad's side is very formally educated (Think MIT, Oxford, Harvard). I think it gives me a good balance

A worthwhile analysis by the sounds of it

My balance is not being dum

I can really see both perspectives because my family is a blue collar/white collar hybrid

I have read a very small portion of my grandfathers library

Also @ShardS Thumbs up on Law School