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They can't afford ethics, honesty, "care and affection" and stuff. But without it they can't beat the slave spirit so hardly ingrained in their social DNA. Egg and the chicken, huh? They need to propagate the wealth in their system so they can stop worrying about the cash and start being themselves.

> Yes, there's a lot of money but there's not enough ethical business people.

Well, that's bound to happen when a generation suddenly becomes rich for first time in long family history. You kind of had it coming.

It'd take some metabolism cycles to ingest the wealth they come by. Until then they'll act like pigs on money steroid rather than the rich.

Best to avoid the shitbag of shitstorm until they learn to be civil.

Good thing. But being gay this never bothers me.

i say patent has grown obsolete.

Is this Western ego-mass trying to adopt and assimilate emerging Asian economies by embracing its cultural distinctiveness?

You're trying to make your problem at home look bigger and more significant by using third world problems you guys used for hypocrisy. US is still the vanguard of human economy.

Your existential crisis is nothing more than a product of typical shift in international economic power balance.

Python dosen't have NULL/NIL?

Living in Japan here, WHY on earth does this make sense to the "180"?

US only?

how much portion of cells can human lose before getting into trouble? ...per organ or other cell groups?

i still don't get it. it'd been clear if it was something like "we have lot of processing to handle. we share them among computers to get the job done."

I hate to read anything about poverty in China. Brings me back to my childhood.

> Passion isn't something your employees can just choose to give you once asked

funny many organizations extort that level of commitment from its workers. for a short time "obey me or get fired" may work, but in long term it'll kill the workspace morale, motivation and innovation.