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Are you saying that voices across all races, cultures etc sound the same?

Technically, there’s a difference. Practically, as a consumer / that difference doesn’t matter to me.

> However management often confuses precision for accuracy. In fact, not just management - but humans do. A precisely articulated anything, no matter how much it’s caveated, is taken as a fact. It’…

One of the links seems to be broken > Das Gesetz hat sogar eine eigene Website mit einem Dashboard,

You will see this phenomena on discussion forums like r/science Study participants based out of USA : Most discussion focussed on the study Study participants based outside of USA : The study is …

Here’s a brief history on how people don’t want to work anymore 1894-2002 https://twitter.com/paulisci/status/1549527748950892544 …

> There's a huge taboo in the United States against explicitly pointing out the economic agendas behind foreign wars. The taboo is a feature, not a bug. https://en.wikipedia.org…

If you’re banned from multiple subReddits with diverse moderation teams , you may want to consider focus inwards rather than outwards.

I wish we though about almost everything probabilistically instead of raging over false binaries.

> "An analysis by S&P Global illustrates that median compensation at Alphabet was 67 percent higher than at Microsoft and 152 percent higher than the 20 largest listed technology companies…

These initialisms, abbreviations and acronyms are getting out of hand.

> What even happened here? Did he not once talk to his supervisor during the time he wrote his thesis. To me this is quite bizarre, you would want to talk to your supervisor regularly surely you ha…

> The lawsuit says the parties’ illegal agreement brought the number of third-party sellers of Apple products on Amazon Marketplace from roughly 600 to just seven sellers – a loss of 98%, and by do…

Alice: Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here? The Cheshire Cat: That depends a good deal on where you want to get to. Alice: I don't much care where. The Cheshire Cat: Then…

> The economic situation is actually not that terrible Are you referring to your situation or others? Because, Germany and many other governments are announcing packages for aid to get through. I’d…

> Surprised by the amount of people that hate China spying on Americans via TikTok but say nothing about our tech companie .

These initialisms are getting out of hand, to be honest.

> Even with Delta the effectiveness against transmission dropped to zero in under 12 weeks. It didn't.

> The vaccines don't prevent transmission Nothing is ever 100% perfect - no medicine or vaccine. However, transmission in vaccinated individuals is orders of magnitude lower than unvaccinated.…

And even if they did that, that's ok - CDC made a mistake. However, some people - not necessarily you - draw the conclusion to be "haha, look ... CDC makes mistakes we can't trust them!…

> If you're an ESL speaker or something thinking this will be useful, I'd suggest caution (heh, changed that from 'very wary'). I will suggest one more thing. Define an acronym,…

> then interviews would be insane. I'm glad tech companies have very simple interview procedures at the moment.

Are inflation numbers usually reported the way you suggest?