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Some whiny boy head of AI of a company got fired for his racial joke on Twitter posted by his professional account. And then he cried he was a victim of the cancel culture. And that Musk should defend him. The funny thing is, he doesn't seem to worry about losing his job so much as losing his ego, because that meltdown looks a lot like a narcissistic collapse.

  • demand the status back
  • invent a grand narrative (twitter monetization)
  • borrow status from the authority associated (Musk=racial joke, apparently)

What happened to just being professional at work?

Meanwhile, I teach my employee to achieve the best behaviors everyday.

I love you, Marten.

See you again tomorrow.

I actually don't think highly of people who donate to charity. If anything, I think about them worse than people who don't donate at all, or people who just donate the minimum. I don't like anarchist mutual aid either, because I think it's not realistic or optimized.

If you inherit a large sum of money and donate some of your money to charities because you think people have less than you,but you also steal someone else's food in a shared fridge because you think it doesn't matter. How should I feel about you?

If you do your job with ACTUAL good intention and action, using your knowledge to improve your own work and mutual projects, you already do more for everyone. Not just your direct paid customers or clients. Everyone. It is way more meaningful than doing some things you know obviously wrong and then donate your money to a charity out of your inner guilt.

Which is why I loved you from the start.

There is a scandal on a charity case in Vietnam. Kind of tired explaining about the dynamics happening in those circles because I EXTREMELY hate naïve people. My sister is kind of naïve and I have to put up with that. No I won't donate anything ever. Unless someone make a very convincing case right in front of me. But even then, maybe I give them like a dollar because I can only afford that amount.

I think it through.

We should have a separate playroom with the guitar hooked on the wall. And a craft table and toys. So that someone in the reading room won't be disturbed while reading and sitting on the beanbag chair next to the built-in bookshelves. There could be another small separate light-controled room as well.

Those will not raise the overall budget because we won't have pets (and play with someone else’s dog in the park instead), or plants. We will also have no guest room to discourage people from visiting us.

I had to shoot at night because you don't want to have too many light sources at the same time.

I've been home since noon. Feeling a headache right now. I often have headache after traveling. But this is only 1 km away from my home so… I also came up with an even cheaper solution for the next time.

Yeah, no, I learned. I’m keeping my leftover KFC chicken in my room.

There is a shared refrigerator downstairs. Which reminded me of painful memories of food thieves when living in the school dorm. I slaved for every penny to pay for my food with my own money, yet rich people with bad behavior just took it because they were carefree so they didn’t think it was a huge problem for others. I got extremely paranoid after just a few months trying to catch them in the act.

Need a strong capable boy to assemble the light. Handsome is required.