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Hypergamy isn't a straight jacket, Maxim 1:
— Rian Stone, CD (@_Rian_Stone) January 26, 2021
girls like 6' all men but has bad spatial intelligence. When she's into you, she sees you as 7'10"
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Hypergamy isn't a straight jacket, Maxim 2:
— Rian Stone, CD (@_Rian_Stone) January 26, 2021
While you're dating, you have the biggest dick she's ever seen, and she believes it
After the breakup you have the smallest dick, and she believes it
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Hypergamy isn't a straight jacket, Maxim 3:
— Rian Stone, CD (@_Rian_Stone) January 27, 2021
When you're her prize, she actively sees other men as less attractive.
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Hypergamy isn't a straight jacket, Maxim 4:
— Rian Stone, CD (@_Rian_Stone) January 27, 2021
What matters more than your looks is your ability to be the status cudgel she hits her friends with over brunch.
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Hypergamy isn't a straight jacket, Maxim 5:
— Rian Stone, CD (@_Rian_Stone) January 28, 2021
Girls don't know what arouses them, they only know when they are aroused. Jealousy and loss aversion, strategically placed is your friend.
The Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form in your job application asks, under the heading of 'GENDER', "How would you describe your gender identity?" with options...
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... with options:
Male
Female
Non-binary
Other Gender.
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'Gender identity' and 'gender' are not protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 and are not defined in the Act.
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Sex is the protected characteristic and the only two possible options for sex are 'Female' and 'Male' as defined in the Act and consistent with biology, but you don't ask for that.
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'Gender' is not a synonym for sex.
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'Non-binary' and 'other' are not valid options for sex.
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great job, everyone pic.twitter.com/22gooTH4sl
— crash override (@donk_enby) January 11, 2021
In slightly more technical terms, it seems as though Parler never closed some of their developer-friendly security holes (sort of the programming equivalent of game cheat codes made by devs) and as a result, their anyone with the right knowledge could have admin access.
Parler never actually deleted anything its users posted. And, stupidly, they also kept it accessible to admin users.
This meant that anyone with admin access could still download it.
Once Parler's two factor authentication feature was disabled, because it was designed for developer convenience rather than security, anyone with the knowledge could become an administrator. And that's how Parler just got owned.
People have been downloading the raw videos, photos, and text posts by the gigabyte and archiving it for later public distribution.
All that perfect, totally harmless free speech will still be searchable, even now that Amazon locked out Parler from its servers.
Some are predicting a shift to remote work and distributed companies.
Let's take a hard look at what that would actually
2/We're all familiar with the trend of tech companies and other knowledge industries (finance, biotech, etc.) piling into a few tech hubs, raising rents and house prices.
Now some think the advent of Zoom, Slack, etc. might reverse this trend.
https://t.co/nQVCJrKvrB
3/But escaping the superstar cities is going to be tough.
The forces keeping tech companies in places like SF are so strong that these regions have essentially become prisons for these companies.
4/In order to escape the prison of the superstar cities, tech companies and other knowledge industries will have to overcome the Four Jailers of Industrial Clustering:
1. In-person office productivity
2. Thick market effects
3. Knowledge spillovers
4. City life amenities
5/I'm actually pretty optimistic that companies can find ways to make remote work productive.
Studies show that working from home *some* of the time actually tends to raise