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What is "four years professional experience"?
#282
i almost earn the uk median salary. rarified air
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ggw posted:

What is "four years professional experience"?

i have that and it means jack shit other than i managed not to get caught on the internet all day long for the duration

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vilerat was a cj for the govt, weez is some kind of defence contractor, im betting the other two dont have politics jobs either
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Cammy Zek, Democratic Alderwoman for Jacksonville's 7th District, rises to make a member's statement on the need for Islamic values to resurrect the eternal Dixie and cure TB.
#287
thats like if u said heres the kind of ppl who work in law, and reeled off all the spergs in my office's attic who take boxes from one pile of boxes to another pile of boxes all day
#288
"political risk analysis" isn't a real marketable skill
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i bet theres like a political risk analysis community, and they all know each other on linkedin and all khamsek needs is one lucky break and shes in for good
#290
political risk is a big field nowadays because like liberals working at socially conscious hedge funds are "good" at grinding out market data about most things but they aren't good at guessing like how many villagers they have to bribe or kill before their mining project achieves its construction benchmarks.
#291
actual political risk firms are usually stacked with pseudoscience flim-flam that they have to sell using conventional wisdom back to the client though. like any other con it's telling the person what they want to hear. they have these grids they fill out like how many days of the year a political leader shows up to work in a military uniform and it's scored like they are doing a depression inventory of a country they want to devour.
#292
romney got a big debate boost at the polls and the obamailures are screaming
#293
come on just get a job doing political science, get a lab coat and some beakers and hop to it just pull yourself up by your test tubes okay political scientist??

I had a poli sci degree then I went and got another dumb degree so that I could finally be qualified to do a job that by all rights shouldn't need any of those degrees
#294
pex was right
#295
obama has almost twice as much cash on hand as romney.
#296
lol jill stein's campaign reported cash on hand for september 1st as negative seventy-five thousand dollars. how fail is your presidential campaign when it goes bankrupt.
#297
looks like socialism fails again
#298

Goethestein posted:

looks like socialism fails again

jill stein's platform is basically the same as dennis kucinich's.

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moar redditchat: jill stein did an "ask me anything" on reddit and about half the questions were about HOW DARE YOU SPEAK ILL OF GLORIOUS NUCLEAR POWER and prettymuch i feel bad for anyone who speaks in front of the public without enough staff to keep the primates in line
#300
Politics was great until they let the commoners in
#301

getfiscal posted:

depression inventory

mods

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Goethestein posted:

moar redditchat: jill stein did an "ask me anything" on reddit and about half the questions were about HOW DARE YOU SPEAK ILL OF GLORIOUS NUCLEAR POWER and prettymuch i feel bad for anyone who speaks in front of the public without enough staff to keep the primates in line



What is it with goons/redditors and nukes?

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Lykourgos posted:

come on just get a job doing political science, get a lab coat and some beakers and hop to it just pull yourself up by your test tubes okay political scientist??

I had a poli sci degree then I went and got another dumb degree so that I could finally be qualified to do a job that by all rights shouldn't need any of those degrees



Grumblefish, what do you think are good qualities that you need to be a prosecutor?

#305

MadMedico posted:

Goethestein posted:

moar redditchat: jill stein did an "ask me anything" on reddit and about half the questions were about HOW DARE YOU SPEAK ILL OF GLORIOUS NUCLEAR POWER and prettymuch i feel bad for anyone who speaks in front of the public without enough staff to keep the primates in line

What is it with goons/redditors and nukes?



its fancy futurepower.

#306

Groulxsmith posted:

EmanuelaOrlandi posted:

ya there's no way in hell im doing that lol

It sounded pretty lame to me at first too, but I went last year and there were a few LF vets in the crowd (mostly from the 2010 election megathread, "Mid-Terms Ahoy: This Time With 50% More Batshit Wingnuts") and it was a riot. I ended sloppily making out with some girl who is a Pet Island posting superstar too, lmao

I wanna go makeout with a pet lol

#307

MadMedico posted:

Lykourgos posted:

come on just get a job doing political science, get a lab coat and some beakers and hop to it just pull yourself up by your test tubes okay political scientist??

I had a poli sci degree then I went and got another dumb degree so that I could finally be qualified to do a job that by all rights shouldn't need any of those degrees

Grumblefish, what do you think are good qualities that you need to be a prosecutor?



Depends on the society and the particular institution that we're talking about. If we're talking about the sort of person, then I would want a moralist who has at least a slightly aristocratic view on things. If we're talking about work practices that will make you successful at the job, then the person needs to be dedicated to criminal law and the cases that they have on their plate. It's easy to do paperwork at the last minute, not read any case law, and not prepare any cases in depth, but it's going to show when you're standing in court, talking with victims and witnesses, or when other prosecutors have to come in and clean up your shit.

#308

Goethestein posted:

MadMedico posted:

Goethestein posted:

moar redditchat: jill stein did an "ask me anything" on reddit and about half the questions were about HOW DARE YOU SPEAK ILL OF GLORIOUS NUCLEAR POWER and prettymuch i feel bad for anyone who speaks in front of the public without enough staff to keep the primates in line

What is it with goons/redditors and nukes?

its fancy futurepower.



Which is funny given how the majority of nuclear power plants in the U.S. are crumbling derelect wrecks built decades ago.

#309
it's always a weird idea that nuclear power is somehow the most efficient and market-friendly power source with few externalities. first it's pretty obvious it was developed almost entirely in the state sector and that a lot of r&d is subsidized.

another important factor is that the scale of potential costs for insurance is so high that nuclear plants just have to be exempt from them. so basically nuclear plants have their emergency safety costs shouldered by the public. but that cost isn't priced into nuclear.

a big issue is just that once you commit to nuclear it creates a huge system with inertia. so like the nuclear industry will present costs for a well-run system over two decades or whatever to get the plants built. but, again, they never reasonably build in systemic problems into their costs. so maybe a tenth of the generators go down for safety reasons (this is common) and you end up having to pour hundreds of millions into the plants. and the system is so dependent on that nuclear load that you have to go to the only flexible alternative which can get up and running quickly and that's old coal or gas.

which ties into the other thing, which is that if, say, half your power supply is coming from nuclear, well then nuclear can pretty much set the price, and there isn't much you can do about it. so with cost overruns and externalities and periodic shutdowns that never made it into the sticker price then what happens? your electricity costs shoot up. which is why ontario's energy model includes doubling electricity prices over time to shore up 50% nuclear while diversifying into wind and shit. which is sort of regressive.

but like the most obvious fact to me is that there are obviously huge issues of urban/building design and such that make us so dependent on cheap energy. i mean that's like consensus now but like there are so many low-income buildings with ancient appliances and shit (mine are from the 1960s) and landlords won't buy new appliances unless they are absolutely forced to and low-income people aren't in a position to bid them up so you end up with 1960s energy efficiency in one part of your system when you're arguing you need cutting edge clean energy in another. and i sort of doubt their numbers but the ontario ndp said that if you just took the money that was planned into nuclear builds and put it into large-scale energy conservation projects that it would be a wash in terms of load.
#310

getfiscal posted:

Cammy Zek, Democratic Alderwoman for Jacksonville's 7th District, rises to make a member's statement on the need for Islamic values to resurrect the eternal Dixie and cure TB.



Monday: Throw body into churning gears of Imperial Blood Machine
Tuesday: Open Chuckey Cheese on Mortimer D. Thurgood Memorial Highway
Friday: Prayers
Sunday: Fake Prayers

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#316
tpaine did you change your av to an early Animal Collective cover
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#318
I think I have that cd,,,
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yah