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I don't think that's quite fair. If I'm not in accounting, chances are I don't care if she's good at her job or not (hell, chances are Bob doesn't even have the knowledge to say if she is or is not). On the other hand, her personality is much more relevant.
If I'm in the same department, her boss or coworker, this of course changes.
Indeed, I got mine for 2.5k so that I could pick up "classy chicks". ;)
Surprisingly it worked, to some degree.
^A 3 series almost as old as myself.
I've just copied your comment, but I nevertheless think that it is of low value (as evidence against your hypothesis, I present the case of myself copying your low value comment...).
Proof by recursion!
Interestingly enough, going by industry statistics, chances are in this case whoever was meant to read it were men.
"Yes, we maximize for users who spend over $10k. These users even have names. They're called "whales" in industry parlance. Why wouldn't you want more of them in your game? This is a business afterall. I feel just as bad as the next person wondering whether some of these "whales" are addicts. I don't want to be creating products for addicts. But what if these users are just rich people who have tons of money to spend off the cuff? There's no way we can know because we never get that data. All I see is what's reported in ItunesConnect."
I think the somewhat layered nature of it is what creeped me out. It kind of reads like an internal dialogue of somebody trying to justify their own actions to themself.
You might be thinking that I'm being pedantic right now, but having a firm grasp on this concept is important if you wish to understand why people drink what they drink.
Consider how silly it would sound if we talked that way about baking soda.
It's amazing what you can do with some swap and a little patience. ;)
If I may be so blunt, you honestly are now sounding like some Mormon friends I know who have never drank, but for some reason feel particularly qualified to speak on the matter.
I am a citizen, so I have a right to enter this country. Why is it that they harass me?
I suspect they just like harassing everybody. Citizenship is barely involved.
"We aren't talking about leaked government documents here"
In numerous cases, we are actually...
Listen. If information freedom isn't a particularly important issue to you, then so be it. For many people it is however, no matter how 'trivial' the bulk of the information may be. It is apparent that the Pirate Bay operators are among the group of people who think this way.
Civil Disobedience is Not the following: The only way to seek change. The only legitimate way to seek change. Always the best way to seek change. Always effective at all.
How about one dedicated to supporting/encouraging arson as political speech? Horror of all horrors: http://www.speedcam.co.uk/gatso2.htm !
This "some places it is illegal" == "it is immoral" attitude is rather tyring.
I, and many others, reject that premise.
If you disagree, so what? We're quite used to people disagreeing, and have gotten rather good at not caring.
PS:
"Instead they adopt the. "Ha ha ha ha ha ha you can't get us.""
This attitude makes zero sense to me. Why is it so wrong if they are extroverted?