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Not being a ass,just asking.
If you see in the near future (between 6 months and a year) that the conspiracy theories were not true and we will actually go back to what was normal before Covid, will you learn from that?
You know,even the lawnmowing guys are slowly getting replaced by little robots just like those in the amazon plants shown on the video.
about 3 grand you can have a little robot mowing your grass.
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The only thing a government needs, to turn people into slaves is fear.
If you can figure out something to make them scared,
you can get them to do anything you want."
And then they are trying to put FEAR in you, for a shitload of topics,
probably hoping one will stick.
ARE YOU THIS GULLIBLE?
And just so you know where I stand, I believe that there was foreign interference in our November 2020 Presidential Election.
This video,if it serves no other purpose,should get people thinking out side of the box as far as what is or may be going on.
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If than after the election your claims of fraud or ridiculously easy to disprove, the whole republican organization is doing their absolute best to find anything and you still loose all but one of 60 lawsuits, that do not even try to prove fraud, than I just say you're full of shit.
Either democrats are masters of fraud or republicans are pathetically incompetent or there was no fraud.
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So do you worry about 5G?
And did you worry about 4G and 3G and the Wifi in your home?
Half of Israel has been vaccinated and 14 million people in the UK.
Have you heard of significant health problems?
I do share some worries about the following topics:
Authoritarianism
Surveillance
Robotization
So does this video propose any solutions?
No, because that was not the purpose of this video.
It's purpose was FEAR!
Robots,you better read about Japans advances in robotics.
They have a growing elderly population and are looking at robotics to help take care of them and replace workers.
Is it a problem?Yep,people are getting to lazy to work,and to sorry to take care of their familys.
He does fund research for vaccines, but he obviously doesn't know a whole lot about it. You're not a virologist as soon as you give some money to some pharma research companies.
Many people have concerns about the speed at which the pharma companies developed and produced the vaccines. I get that, and I do have some concerns. They had to rush it, because millions of people are dying. However, I know about the tests that were done and that's good enough for me. They didn't listen to Trump when he tried to hurry the process.
Do you deny that vaccines have played a role in eradicating deceases?
Would you want to forbid vaccines? What actually is your opinion on the subject?
Is it just that you don't want the government to force you to take it? What sort of world do you think we would live in, if people would never be forced to do anything, even if it's for the benefit of everyone? I know you believe in forcing people on a lot of other subjects, especially working to survive. Why not force them to get a shot and take some risk, to survive? If you are a patriot, you get that shot, for all the American families who are suffering right now.
When I get my shot, many millions of people will have preceded me. Those people all had weaker health than me, because that's why they get priority. I will hear from those people how they dealt with the vaccine and then I know if it's safe (enough).
I know enough about the vaccines to not worry about long term effects.
I know some people had short term effects, sometimes severe. However, the risk that I will take, when being vaccinated is lower than stepping in my car and going to work. For what I know already, I would take the shot, if I got an invitation tomorrow, but I'm sure in a few months I would feel even more confident.
If you don't want to pay lazy people, are you going to provide meaningless work, just to pay them for something?
Or will you just let them starve?
That is a difficult, but actually very good question.
I am not even sure if we will actually truly beat Covid completely. However, when enough people are vaccinated, we will have to deal with the disease differently. I think the chances are good that we don't have to keep our distance anymore, that restrictions on all jobs are lifted and we can have social lives like before the pandemic. If that part of normal life returns, I think struggling businesses will then soon be back on their feet.
I don't want everything back to normal. My managers have seen how well we perform while working from home. I have heard they will allow that after this crisis, much more than before. I would like it if we would be allowed to work from home at least 2 days a week.
Other than that, I don't think that normal was all that perfect. We saw who are doing the 'essential jobs'. They received a lot of praise and applause. I don't want them to return to normal, which was working very hard, without making enough money to live on.
That's why I support raising the minimum wage to €14/hr.
Alot of bussiness's are gone,never to get back on their feet already.
Work to survive,you make that sound bad. Why would you want people laying around doing nothing earning nearly what you earn working? What would be their motivation to live,improve? None.
What I read recently basically said we never got over the 1918 flu.It's strains can still be found in our current flu virus's.
What is so great about working at home?Not asking to be a jurk,just can't comprehend how you can do much of anything besides maby book keep or online sales or something.Boring work,no social interation,nothing.Sounds like a fast trac to depression.
We already communicated with Skype a lot, because we have several buildings and walking to production will take at least 20 minutes. Normally when I had ordered something for my colleagues I would drop it off or assemble it for them, now I have to ask them to do it themselves. If there is a safety issue, I like to do investigation on site. Now I do interviews and ask for pictures. After Covid I could plan that for the days I am at work.
Most creative work, like researching solutions to problems, designing and drawing equipment is done behind a desk. Other work is searching suppliers or contractors, requesting quotations, writing product requirements document, test protocols, reports and procedures, data analysis, excel work, work permits and lots of mailing to organize everything. I do like being more directly involved, but because of Covid,
I have to delegate that to technical staff at the moment.
If your job was that dangerous you might have made a smart decision to retire early, if it could have killed you. Even in my cushy job, I once took a jolt of 400V. Under other circumstances that could have killed me. It was my own fault, I neglected some safety procedures, because of time restraint. It was a good lesson and part of the reason for my specialization in safety. Another reason is making sure that everyone can stay alive and healthy until retirement. Still, it's also just interesting and rewarding work.
and hope you're enjoying your life again.
Was it due to employer negligence or was it just a freak accident?
Now I might start annoying you again, but many people (especially on the right) are in favor of deregulation. If they are also talking about deregulation on safety, that's mostly only helping your employers, while risking the life and health of employees.
In the US, in 2019, 5,333 workers died on the job. It was 5,250 in 2018. That's 58% more than the EU-27 ( 3,332 in 2018 ), while the EU-27 has about 100 million more working people and it incorporates countries like Romania, Latvia and Bulgaria.
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Please do not take this as a USA sucks, Europe is great comment,
just understand that American workers are being taken advantage of.
- Did it lead to an investigation from the U.S. Department of Labor?
- Did the company violate regulations?
- Did the company (have to) pay compensation?
- Did the company get fined?
- Did the company fight in court to minimize their liability?
- Did the company roll back the changes in the way the job was done?
- How much risk is left for re-occurrence?
- Did the company promise to do better on safety in the future?
You don't have to answer, but that's what I think is important to make sure that your tragedy is not followed by others.
Although each of our 50 states had imposed different restrictions, since mid March, children, people and businesses in Michigan have been largely restricted. Did your life change in the Netherlands, did your country not have restrictions?
The Netherlands is fifth of the most densely populated countries, with more than 10 million inhabitants, in the world. Because of traffic in the city, a bike is often faster than a car and you can place it almost anywhere, for free or cheap in a guarded garage.
Most people have a car, but for short distances (which it often is, because it's a small country) we use a bike. It's also free exercise for us.
Restrictions on cars? You can say that, because fuel is much more expensive here.
It might also be true that not many people get their drivers license at 18. I was 23.
The theory exam is very difficult and driving lessons are expensive. You need a lot of lessons before you can drive in heavy traffic, in complex situations, with bikes and pedestrians everywhere and lots of road signs. My lessons and exams where in Rotterdam, for which you can add some road rage from fellow road users. It took me some 40 lessons and two practical exams. That's about average.
Drive through Amsterdam:
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70 traffic signs on one roundabout:
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There is aid for businesses to pay the salaries of their employees, so they don't have to fire them. Still, many businesses that had just started before Covid, do not get help or hardly any. There is also a problem for independent entrepreneurs. They get unemployment benefits, but not if their spouse makes too much money. There are a lot of people hurting and we find groups that have been forgotten all the time. Everyone hopes most businesses can keep it up a little bit longer. We are trying to keep away the British Covid version.
Constantly seeing conspiracy theories is actually a symptom of the mental disorder called schizophrenia.
Of course there are many actual dark secret plans made by powerful people, which they will call conspiracy theories when they get discovered. Most of the time these actual conspiracies get discovered by tireless journalists or hackers and your government hunts them down with a passion, from both parties. I'm talking about people like Bradley Manning, Edward Snowden and Julian Assange. Then you know powerful people were up to no good and are protecting themselves.
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