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RE: Amazon warehouse workers around the world are striking for Prime Day - Thousands of workers at Amazon fulfillment centers and warehouses around the globe are going on strike today to bring attention to the working conditions they endure
Didn't they get caught jacking up the prices just before prime day a couple of years ago? Also i worked at Amazon as a picker for just a couple of weeks last Christmas for some extra money..worst job ever.
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RE: Britons believe far-right groups a greater threat to society than Islamist extremism, poll says
Nothing to do with the news, but I opened the link without an adblocker, and that page makes 1300 http requests and downloads 48MB of data ... the amount of ads, tracking and bad coding is getting ridiculous.
RE: TIL That women are better at discerning shades of colours, while men are better at tracking fast-moving objects and discerning detail from a distance. These are evolutionary details linked to a hunter-gatherer past.
"Ugg, can you pick me some of the mauve berries on your way home.." Ugg "...the purple ones?" "No silly, the purple ones are deadly poisonous.. pick the mauve ones that grow from
RE: Trump said some Democrat congresswomen from countries “whose governments are a complete and total catastrophe” should “go back and help fix the totally broken and crime-infested places from which they came”.
As a young man in the 1880s Friedrich had left Europe to seek his fortune in America during the Gold Rush, heading to Washington State and the Yukon to open hotel-restaurants catering to gold-diggers.
RE: TIL two students in a school performance of Sweeney Todd had their throats cut because the school supplied an actual straight razor for the throat slitting scene.
>One boy had a cut almost 5cm deep. St John Ambulance staff noted that "trachea and some cartilage" were visible. Fucking hell Do they actually mean "5cm deep" into the throat or
RE: Neuralink: Elon Musk’s Elusive Brain-Computer Firm Just Made a Big Reveal - The secretive firm is almost ready for launch. The firm aims to develop “ultra high bandwidth brain-machine interfaces to connect humans and computers”.
>In April 2019, five scientists linked to Neuralink published a research paper describing a sewing machine-like technique for inserting probes into human brains. Uh.. Sign me up for Neuralink 2, with