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Wage theft is 1 or 2 orders of magnitude larger than employee theft. It's a major problem, ripe to disrupted and solved by smart contracts by the end of the decade.

No_U_L7 posted...

just because they stayed together back then, doesn't mean they weren't miserable...just more afraid of god lmao

I don't recall ever hearing that divorcing will condemn you to hell.

No_U_L7 posted...

because people rush into things without being prepared or not really knowing their partner/what other options are out there

People married young 50 years back (I'd imagine this is the same as not being prepared or knowing their partner + options) and stayed together till death. What factors lead to higher divorce rates that didn't exist back then?

No_U_L7 posted...

wat, that's exactly what i want to happen. eventually when they do decide to get married it will be because it's something more sustainable

Not convinced this would directly solve or prevent the reasons why divorces are initiated in the first place.

No_U_L7 posted...

because a lot of couples will just stay broken up

this implies they'll permanently leave the dating market. Else they'll find a new partner, decide to marry, split for 6 months, decide not get back together, and the cycle continues. Unless you don't believe this.

No_U_L7 posted...

it would reduce the divorce rate

why do you believe this?

Klaudia's design in 2 is perfection.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/2/0/2/AAWh3OAAEW26.jpg

RuneterranSnap posted...

Man people defending Nintendo here are the worst. This is no different than blacklisting them for giving a bad review. Regardless of how you(admittedly justifiably) feel about Kotaku, this is a big corp abusing their powers to censor a smaller group.

Reviewers who get to go to closed pre-release showcases already have to censor themselves to maintain their relationship with companies providing them with access and privileges. You can't get away from that inherent conflict of interest. If you want someone to speak freely, he has to have zero potential or realized monetary ties to anything he's reviewing; i.e. Kotaku needs to go hit the stores come launch day for a 100% conflict of interest free review.

Conflict posted...

https://kotaku.com/metroid-dread-is-already-running-great-on-switch-emulat-1847833403

Here's an early version of the article:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/0/7/6/AAcgUOAAEbOM.jpg

How did this get past the editors? There has to be some understanding that when you're reviewing games at some big brand website, you are receiving a lot of "privileges" that many other reviewers desperately want when you get approved to receive copies of games pre-release and even get chauffeured out to private events hosted by these juggernaut game companies. There's an implicit understanding that you're playing ball for these developers else they'll look elsewhere for favorable reviews since by and large most review consumers don't actually read the review and just want the score to validate their beliefs.

Imagine the perfect girl being the catalyst that helps you achieve your goals and make your dreams a reality. Imagine one of your goals is to be persuasive enough to make others see and agree with your point of view.