Gaming — which fuels the sedentary and obesity epidemic. Maybe crypto is useful after all?
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> Unlike paying in company stock you do not deal with nonsense like AMT or blackout periods.
The other 50% are not woke.
Seems very believable to me.
How would you feel if you asked me about a hot button issue important to you at work and I declined to talk about it. Would you approach HR?
Yes, I know Tim is gay.
Musk called Bill Gates fat because he shorted Tesla stock. Is that a pleasant surprise? A breath of fresh air? Finally, someone is speaking their mind!
Musk doesn’t have to be woke. All he has to do is be professional and that will clean up his image.
2) This lawsuit only effects Elon’s ability to shill the coin. If Dogecoin can’t prosper without a promoter it is worthless.
His wallet has allegedly been found. Hopefully this lawsuit confirms it.
Many Catholics stopped attending church when they found out what had happened.
Because what should Google do now that they know? They can do a great amount of good.
Most people are in a position to do something. I don’t see it any different for Google.
How can you be that gullible and still be considered top tier talent?
Calling BSA and SBC cults is pure word play on your part. No reasonable person believes these are cults.
I don’t see much similarity between this person and the Catholic church.
As to the cases you mention no one knew about their crimes because no one came forward. When someone did come forward the police pursued the perpetrator. So firing someone involved wouldn’t have had an effect because the perpetrator was already in jail.
Google has a chance to do something if it finds the reports credible.
Fined billions of dollars? Worth it.
The business should do what it thinks is right and deal with the fallout. Take a stand.
People are fired all the time for posting their personal opinions on FB. Especially if they make the company look bad. Fire these idiots for supporting a child molester.
> Are you supposed to then ask everyone in the department about their religious affiliations, or whether they've given money to a fringe religious organization? That also seems like a really unhealthy road for a company to go down.
I’d suggest a question like this:
1) Are you affiliated with an organization that molests children?
> I found support groups where ex-members talk about their time in the group, including discussions of sexual abuse and grooming.
> Members have described him grooming and sexually assaulting male followers, including minors
The cult we are discussing here is accused of engaging in grooming and pedophilia.
That’s comparable to a bunch of people that went to Stanford?
> At a certain point, he said he had thought about both quitting and complaining up the ladder, but ultimately decided against either. He thought complaining could lead not only to the loss of his job, but the destruction of our whole department. The loss of all our jobs. GDS, in his mind, wasn’t on steady ground. A revelation like this would be its end.
> He instructed me to keep quiet. He told me not to tell anyone and to tell anyone I had already informed to do the same. He reminded me again that if I complained about this, I could lose my job. Strangely, he threw in that “Peter is a powerful guy.” It was unsettling to say the least.
Dan was selfishly worried about his job. Great evil happens when people stay silent.
> Members are typically required to give 10 percent of their monthly earnings to the organization.
> one member described being fined $1,500 for having sex with a woman when they weren’t married.
If a large group of people want crypto it will exist regardless of the engineering merits.