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So, if I may ask what is encouraging y'all to get into goverment???
I get that this is the way to see more "women in power", but I wouldn't recommend goverment, even robots and a walking computer would have higher chances of outperforming us all soon.
Because we (general) want to have some say in the laws and other parts that usually come along with a civilized society? In time the format of our nation may change (that's a generic statement without knowing what form it would take), but here we are now.
Last edited by latimeria; 10-06-2018 at 01:12 AM..
Surprise surprise! Most of us don’t want to work that hard. More importantly, life is not all about working and making money. Family and friends are far more valuable to us than social status.
That's what I keep trying to say lol
The professional world is like a **** test to see how much stress toll you got onto yourself, work ethic is becoming less encouragable due to the rise of technology anyways.m.
I just want less government spending in general, but unfortunately that's not gonna be stopping anytime soon...
Yeah women aren't going to stop demanding all the leadership and high status jobs and for men to do all the dirty work, but I'm not going to stop opposing that.
The professional world is like a **** test to see how much stress toll you got onto yourself, work ethic is becoming less encouragable due to the rise of technology anyways.m.
If anything, the opposite is really true.
People work a lot more than they used to. An ever/always-connected world are the new realities.
I worked from a plane on my to/from a recent work trip. I routinely work more than 50-60 hours a week, most of the extra work not at the office.
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