6,010 karma · joined June 15, 2014
I think there’s a winnowing effect as you age out of the app. So it may not be that they’re all bad or good but rather that you have to seek your audience elsewhere as you age out of the apps. I think this is probably true for anyone looking for a relationship.
At my school volunteers were recruited for course credit. So it could be due to the elation of getting it over with.
I could also argue that the effect is due to the excitement of participating in a study. If the declared interest of the students is Psychology they might simply be excited to do the study.
There may also be a novelty component where the change in routine produces arousal.
The “contractors” in question here have a supervisor at Google, and the pay they receive is from Google via Modis. If Modis didn’t exist to be the contracting party the employees would be indistinguishable from full time employees under Google’s employ. Arguing that the contracting relationship is all that is needed to justify this is like arguing that I can form an LLC to hold my assets and receive my salary to avoid personal income tax.
Agricultural exports are very dangerous if not handled carefully.
https://www.washington.edu/news/2002/04/18/wildflower-seed-m...
There’s no one-size fits all solution here.
see: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-domain_reflectometer
He’s saying the mouse needn’t leave so quickly.