Slam is really having a moment in news headlines
classic
Ah, I see. Appreciate the clarification
Seems to be a lot of kids toothpaste on that list
I have to disagree. They just totally skipped over how to make the paper look old-timey like that
The best way to not have numbers go up is to stop counting
Drum snare
Their job is to express the will and goals of the people they represent.
Citizens United has entered the chat
The political system is inherently set up for politicians to compromise for their self-interest — because money. For personal profit and/or to get re-elected. There was a decent New Yorker article I read on the matter a few years ago that suggested something along the lines that, even if a politician begins their career with the best intentions, the process of getting elected for higher and higher offices erodes those intentions. That's even if they had any decent intentions to begin with, of course.
How arrogant of you to suggest that your entire country's medical needs are somehow more important than the financial well-being of some shareholders
Yeah, I respect their take at the same time that it ignores the history of at least the last hundred years. It's problematic trying to sector off one generation from another. We're all being worn down and have been since at least the mid or late 60s
Not to sound edgy, but other than suffering in the process of dying, I'm pretty cool with my upcoming death
I really appreciate this new-to-me quote ascribed to Frida Kahlo: I hope the exit is joyful and I hope never to return
Riding along with OP's curiosity, what does that actually mean? What's an example of a business process which you reengineered?