The US ecommerce major’s recent promise of investing $15 billion promises job growth, but its warehouse workers, who are lowest in the employment chain, raise questions on the nature of job opportunities generated.
Well there are a good array of modern corporate memorials like https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Grave_of_Panasonic_corp.jpg. Some of the corporate memorials have pictures of former employees that are added to over time as well.
There are other very shiny newer monuments in parts too but i don't know how old they are. The main path is 2km long, it covers a lot of ground.
I just found Johnny Kitagawa's grave is there. He died 2019, and his ashes were sent to various celebrities but here's the grave. Google translate gives enough info
Yes. That's exactly it. And as soon as you try to form a habit with no visible short-term results or gain, and some form of annoyance in its performance (I know of one person who hates how loud teeth brushing is), it is super-hard-mode.
Simple. He didn't shit-talk Truth Social in a legally binding way and then have his bluff called by people with enough financial resources to survive the lengthy court battle.
He probably experiences less personal financial loss from running Twitter into bankruptcy now that he has been forced to buy it. He even gets to use it as his personal ego-stroking machine in the meantime.
But he may have experienced significant personal loss had he decided to continue fucking around with the SEC (or was it one of the other agencies?), whom he had previously pissed off.
If you view his words and actions through the lens of what will make him the most money or lose him the least, his actions make sense. Add a significant dash of arrogant impulsive invincibility too. He's comfortable telling us about Twitter's financial problems because starving it gets rid of it and let's him focus on his other vanity projects.
It's not like they can send him to jail for being a bad manager. It's not like he's going to pay his bills. It's not like he even used all of his own money to buy Twitter in the first place. What does it matter to him?
This is why they home-school with religious materials. It keeps the people inside unable to view anything that promotes a different view of the world. Once they hit adulthood, there's so many concepts that are completely foreign to them that it's easier to just go with the devil you know and stay within the tribe.
As for not breeding enough to outbreed declining religious belief, these families frequently have 10 children each. Here's a photo from one of the frequent IBLP conferences in Big Sandy, TX. There are many conferences and training camps globally for just the IBLP. They're also using their teaching materials in other schools prisons now.
They're a big and growing problem, and they believe in taking zero preventative measures against children while also requiring women to submit. You won't find them being bothered by CPS because they're also extremely politically engaged at the highest levels.
I used to think religion was declining too, but I think there will be a strong resurgence as global inequity and climate change get even more hardcore. People retreat to the perceived safety of the easy spoonfed answers these movements offer to huge scary problems.
‘Physically Exhausting, Mentally Draining’, Amazon Warehouse Workers in NCR Share Their Woes (www.newsclick.in)
The US ecommerce major’s recent promise of investing $15 billion promises job growth, but its warehouse workers, who are lowest in the employment chain, raise questions on the nature of job opportunities generated.
OC Okunoin (奥の院) is the world's oldest still-used graveyard. It's located in a cedar forest on a mountain and nature is constantly reclaiming the monuments.
Gracie dressed in her best tux. (i.imgur.com)
This is Gracie, dressed to the nines for the local black tie event.
Do neurotypicals really not have to do this? I'm seriously asking. (lemmy.world)
Thank you Nome @NomedaBarbarian...
Advertising revenue in Twitter crashes by 50% (lemmy.world)
nuff said
Iowa evangelicals feel under attack — and many don’t see Trump as their savior (www.nbcnews.com)
Former President Donald Trump leads in national public polling of evangelicals, but a focus group in Iowa highlighted a few cracks in his base.