Italian. He/him is always happy to learn new things.
The little he knows are vague memories of his philosophy of science bachelor, videogames and factoids that just stuck for some reason.
Weirdly into privacy, security, sustainability and humans, it’s not so easy for him to care any less about animals.
The bills are paid enacting the role of an HR.
You seem to think, once again, that meritocracy is a thing.
It’s the exact same dynamic you are used to when it comes to yes-men and bootlickers.
Are they more productive? No. Do they get better paying job? Yes.
You can absolutely leave and fund a “good” company, good luck getting anywhere.
Fun fact: they are scarily compatible as long as the CEOs are not in their role thanks to meritocracy :)
There really is not much to look into, past elementary school knowledge of what a King is.
You don’t need trauma to see monarchy has no place in society. In Italy we kicked the King out after WWII and we now have a long term (7 years) head of state that more or less encompass a bipartisan role as a keeper of the constitution.
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If we step aside from cartoon logic for a second, we can still see manmade crucial tasks and a vast background of sloppy low quality production.
Not that quality is highly sought after these days anyway.