What Are You Doing Right Now? (246 Viewers)

[swag]

And you are correct as always

 

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[.zero]

About to head over to house #3 for Thanksgiving festivities #3

 

[swag]

#3? That's gotta require a whole other orifice I don't have.

 

[IliveForJuve]

what job are you going to look for next?

I'm looking for in-house positions as I'm tired of law firms. The amount of billable hours they require is insane and I wasn't willing to sacrifice my personal life for some prestige and money.

Three decades?



Excellent

Three hours

Porque?

See above.

In addition to that, I want more time to work on personal projects (biz ideas I have).

 

[Fr3sh]

I'm looking for in-house positions as I'm tired of law firms. The amount of billable hours they require is insane and I wasn't willing to sacrifice my personal life for some prestige and money.



Three hours



See above.

In addition to that, I want more time to work on personal projects (biz ideas I have).

Wish you all the best brother man!

 

[IliveForJuve]

Wish you all the best brother man!

Thanks, mayyyyne.

My boss was actually surprised that I wanted to leave but he complimented my work and my potential (yes, it felt good). Of course I thanked them for all the things they've taught me.

I definitely left on good terms.

 

[Fr3sh]

Thanks, mayyyyne.

My boss was actually surprised that I wanted to leave but he complimented my work and my potential (yes, it felt good). Of course I thanked them for all the things they've taught me.

I definitely left on good terms.

That's the way to do it.

 

[Dostoevsky]

for those who are bored

 

[Ocelot]

That's the way to do it.

On the other hand, pissing in your coworkers boots isn't too shabby either

 

[Fr3sh]

On the other hand, pissing in your coworkers boots isn't too shabby either

Well I left on good terms with the boss

 

[.zero]

As soon as that work hit the city we move it

post up at onyx and shoot us a movie

 

[swag]

for those who are bored

TED... we sanctimoniously drain the fun out of literature now too.

As soon as that work hit the city we move it

post up at onyx and shoot us a movie

Dress it up and go to NASA is my life

 

[Ocelot]

Can't stand TED really. 9/10 it's simply an impressive example of why you shouldn't prefer style over substance.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Can't stand TED really. 9/10 it's simply an impressive example of why you shouldn't prefer style over substance.

Modern day charlatanism

 

[.zero]

Dress it up and go to NASA is my life

This

 

[swag]

Can't stand TED really. 9/10 it's simply an impressive example of why you shouldn't prefer style over substance.

Modern day charlatanism

Double BLOOM! :analcanon: :analcanon:

 

[Seven]

Can't stand TED really. 9/10 it's simply an impressive example of why you shouldn't prefer style over substance.

Modern day charlatanism

The idea behind isn't bad, but at the same time it's kind of bound to fail. You have to present short talks about complicated issues in a manner the public finds interesting. This means you're going to get hyperbole and bullshit claims. Not to mention the fact that someone somewhere still has to make the call as to what's considered 'intellectual' and what's not - and most of the time the person making that call thinks a wee bit too highly of himself.

 

[swag]

The idea behind isn't bad, but at the same time it's kind of bound to fail. You have to present short talks about complicated issues in a manner the public finds interesting. This means you're going to get hyperbole and bullshit claims. Not to mention the fact that someone somewhere still has to make the call as to what's considered 'intellectual' and what's not - and most of the time the person making that call thinks a wee bit too highly of himself.

It is style over substance. And the "public" is arguably a group of smug types who want intellectuals to perform for their court like jester monkeys who can entertain them with their tales of merriment so they can feel better about themselves.

 

[Ocelot]

The idea behind isn't bad, but at the same time it's kind of bound to fail. You have to present short talks about complicated issues in a manner the public finds interesting. This means you're going to get hyperbole and bullshit claims. Not to mention the fact that someone somewhere still has to make the call as to what's considered 'intellectual' and what's not - and most of the time the person making that call thinks a wee bit too highly of himself.

Yup

Not that there aren't plenty of TED talks by interesting people about interesting topics, but even they fall short of their potential, mostly due to the format.

 

[Martin]

It is style over substance. And the "public" is arguably a group of smug types who want intellectuals to perform for their court like jester monkeys who can entertain them with their tales of merriment so they can feel better about themselves.

the fool at court