https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bYVC8XdV2w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4epcrJ66gQI
This isn't super relevant to ‘today’ because pros have probably always had the same situation, but there have been headlines about people (women) having instagram/tiktok regret after becomming nude/sex/whatever workers on those platforms. Did just so much time pass in which the negative consequences of selling that were just forgotten to culture? Traditionally it seems everyone advised against going that way, but maybe it was forgotten after like the 60s or something, and more in the recent generations? and maybe it had something to do with the slowly increasing selling of more graphic/personal sexuality on TV, movies, music, promotion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCPWuk1i_Jw
Harvard ranked last out of 254 schools in the US in terms of free speech etc.
There's nothing wrong with criticizing Israel, Ackman said, but you can't talk about ‘eliminating’ a people or group or something similar to that.
Allowing people to say hateful things, threatening things, creates a hostile environment not condusive to learning.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKeOeKw5dy4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQ7VOu-5MTk
‘What the prison population is shifting towards is more political crime, more white collar crime. More things that aren't really crimes.' - Shkreli
Omegle shutting down after 14 years. The guy doesn't want to have a heart attack in his 30s, can't economically or psychologically continue. Because, like the telephone, it is a tool sometimes used by people in even abusive ways, but, unlike the telephone, its a tool that can do something no other tool can do, allow users to meet strangers in a safe way. He built it (and would have otherwise liked to continue maintaining it if not for the legal and personal attacks) to connect strangers in a safe way, total strangers, to talk about anything they wanted, a philosophical discussion randomly or whatever, something not possible anywhere else. In his explanation blog, he mentions that he was raped as a child (don't know what these words indicate but whatever) and that he felt safe exploring things using Omegle because no one could actually reach him.
I actually had assumed Omegle wasn't a thing anymore, as I haven't heard it mentioned in like 10 years. Onward with the destruction of actual people and real interactions or actuation through the current version of the internet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AbHGi62KQ0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuIfez3Vf6c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1GxuNceLj4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wC18ihmmSxk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sAdisqKsaM
Open 6 to 6, and some are open evenings or weekends.
Under 3 years old, 4 children per group. Over 3, there are 7 children per group.
‘I don’t understand why men don't rebel. They should.'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6W1kcdFCq0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqHKMovMWaQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18ZjLG7EPGw
Recent science has it that fame isn't fleeting, it isn't 15 minutes. Most people who appeared significantly in news retain their fame long afterward. Also, it might be that there is not much revolving door, that there isn't much people coming in and displacing already famous people.
Japan: Livestreamers/content makers from US and other non-Asian countries have been making a public nuisance of themselves in Japan for fame. One was arrested after a citizen stood up to him. Talk of banning all streaming in public.
A few years ago after a dangerous incident using drones, all drones were banned within a week, after which they rolled that ban back and created laws.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lU2NIk9-JJg
Is there another part of economics where a country that has a high minimum wage/rich economy has few tourists, and those it gets are people with money, so their local culture and society are preserved, whereas cheap/poor countries get massive influxes of misbehaviour which degrades their culture? Japan never had as much tourism as now, because the yen is very cheap. Countries like Thailand and Colombia are traditionally cheap (although there misbehaviour has less of an effect because their culture isn't like in Japan).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0sl8rhKhAg
Less than 10% of London police carry.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fm_MCdsQs8
Maybe a bad thing, maybe not necesarily? How good are schools now? Education doesn't just come from schools these days. Do kids get enough education even without so much school, for the jobs they will fill?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ck7Krz7QcxU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4d-LnwuSp0U
Are some countries just ones were when people have guns they'll shoot in public spaces more? Or is it all countries?
Illicit business practice. Sometimes tipped off before inspections. Covering parts of beaches with umbrellas and charging for chairs. However, the businesses say visitors want to rent the sun lounges. Some visitors complain about it, in terms of tourist reputation of the island.
The world kinda robs moments. - D Glover
Music awards. BlackPink won best group, IceSpice won best new female (and everyone said ‘best looking new female to men’). T Swift won album and best artist (runners up Doja and Shakira, who made a lot of headlines this year because of drama with her ex-boyfriend lyrics, and Karol G who has been filling statiums). There is a rock category, filled with bands who've been active for 20 to 40 years now. Lana won alternative. The only new thing was Peso Pluma I guess.
Song performances were all hiphop/latin pop.
woke/wōk/verb
An individual who believes feelings are more important than facts and anyone who disagrees is a bigot.
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