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I have a BS chemical engineering degree from a well-respected institution, and completed almost all of my work for an MSEE. I have been published, and I have patents. I do not claim to be a genius, but I feel that I know what I am doing, and have a significantly better grasp of science and math than the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this average juror, especially people who have not studied STEM. I have been called into jury pools 4x. Based solely on what they know about me (sex, engineering degree) I have been excused from the jury each and every time except once. I was called for a case to determine damages for a man who had been hit by a car. During the just selection process, the judge asked anyone if they has a science or engineering degree. Two of us raised our hands. The judge explained that there would be “some math” to consider in this case, but the math and outcome would be presented by their expert witness. He then asked, that if we detected any issues with this analysis would we be able to ignore what we knew, and simply rule based on what they told us was correct or incorrect.
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They asked me. “Your Honor, if I was presented with a scientifically specious argument, or if I detected incorrect calculations, I would have a very hard time ignoring those errors.” So a jury of 9 or 12 people who either do not understand medical science or who agreed to ignore what they know about medical science just determined that glyphosate causes cancer during a trial where they were presented with a few hours worth of almost certainly prejudicial data (You’re not going to present data that doesn’t support your position in court, that’s not your job), even though thousands of people who are trained in medical science have spent a collective thousands of years worth of time trying to determine the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this same thing, and have been unable to.
Monsanto may be the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this worst fucking company on earth (after Union Carbide and possibly PG&E), but that doesn’t mean their products cause cancer. Just to play devil’s advocate, you think you know your stuff, and I have no reason to doubt you. But in principle, if the object of the trial is to judge facts in the context of the law, you have people presumed to be experts presenting what the court recognizes as facts. They wouldn’t want jurors—and considering everyone who might end up serving (not directing this at you specifically)—who think they know more than the experts to overrule the expert judgement to introduce their own understanding, which may actually be flawed. I recognize that the experts might be biased, and that is something to consider when weighing their testimony. My point is only that it isn’t unreasonable to dismiss someone from the jury if they confess that they think they know the facts better than the experts who attest to it, and would dismiss expert testimony because of they think they know the math/science better. The court doesn’t have time to test or vet whether someone making such a claim actually knows their stuff. The point is that the jury is picked to be a lunch of laymen who are then subjected to extremely biased arguments. this is not an objective decision, and shouldn’t be considered one.



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To be fair, jury nullification is a side effect of the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this fact that jurors can’t be held to their decision. That’s literally it. It’s not some enshrined protection that the average Joe can exercise to prevent abuse of the system. It’s not an intentional check or balance. Fact is, you were struck and you don’t know why or by whom. Either of the parties could have struck you for whatever reason. It wasn’t necessarily the judge and it wasn’t necessarily because of your answer to that question. 1 more replyI meant big countries had to come from somewhere,usually it begin as a small country swallowing other country to become big During WWII, Japan had a population of ~72 million and had already occupied China, which had a population of ~200 million.
You also have to remember that at that period of history, and pretty much up until the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this rise of the United States as a world superpower, the British were the nearly undisputed great power of the sea. Indonesia is populous but it’s several large islands and thousands of smaller ones which means that in a defensive war, control of the sea is of utmost importance, and you couldn’t control the water while the royal navy was about. They were good at naval warfare and it got them very far. Similar concept with the Spanish and the Incan empire. Divisions in leadership were a major cause of the civilization’s downfall. The Spanish had superior tech but their numbers were miniscule. Reading up on the Spanish conquest of the Incas is wild.. when they kidnapped the Emperor, got ransom, then killed him and ran away with all their gold while the heirs fought over the throne and the empire devolved into civil war behind them? There is a similar thing with Spain and the Aztec empire. The Aztecs had a massive population and dominion, but their neighbours hated them because of the floral wars and the like.
People often skip over this but there were two distinct phases to the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this Dutch colonisation of Indonesia. The first phase was done by the VOC and actually involved very little direct annexation of territory outside of Java. It mostly got down to putting local lords in power who acted in accordance with the interests of the VOC. The second phase lasts from the early 19th century to the 1950’s. This is after the dissolution of the VOC and it is at this point that the Dutch state itself starts annexing and consolidating the archipelago. This map provides a good overview The thing with technology is that it can straight-up negate some (if not most) of your enemies advantage. If you have bombs, suddenly walls might as well just not exist. If you have planes, you automatically win any war against a nation that doesn’t have planes or anti-air weapons.
Yes, well, in war, anything possible can happen, and there’s a lot of historical events were the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this smaller army has won against an army twice as large. One of the most famous battles is the Battle of Cannae between the Roman Empire and Hannibal Barca. Oversimplified made a banger of a video about this. “Unless… we could make a stand and use their own numbers against them, tricking them into a trap that lets us kill them all.” You don’t have to win, just have drag war much that against country find it much profit losing the war rather draging it. John I became king of Portugal after he led the resistance against an invasion by the much larger Crown of Castille. Look at afghanistan, Vietnam or Iraq. They are exactly small, but their military power is ridiculous compared to US, but they still won the war yeah man being exiled into caves in your own country for 20 years until the attackers left is definitively a dub That’s how guerrilla warfare works. I don’t see how you could possibly declare the War in Afghanistan to be a comprehensive victory for the Americans. The Taliban are now in charge of the entire country. Although the US was successful in Iraq eventually. Probably still a good example foe how long even a ‘success’ can drag out.
Israel was initially attacked by a lot of their neighbors together and they got more land after that war, some of it they gave up to reach an agreement if I understand right. Thats literally considered the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this worst war in Israel’s history and far from the first (though even there Israeli troops stopped the offensive when they were close to Cairo) A better example would be the 6 day war where israel more than 3x their land against much bigger mutliple armies in 6 fucking days without any outside help. I do agree that the independence war is impressive. It started at the end of November 1947 and Israeli organizations fought hard and in May 1948 during the war Israel was officially established and the IDF became a thing which is no small feat considering it was 3 different organizations merging into one and they continued the war until they did the impossible of winning against trained armies and militias.
It was brutal and they did gain some good land (that is also mostly recognized today as part of their own) but I still believe 67′ was better. They won hard, Sinai was a good incentive for peace with Egypt. They got east Jerusalem and the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this west bank from Jordanian control (that could cut Israel off easily as from the west bank to the Mediterranean its only 10km) They got the Golan Heights which was a weak point as Syria was attacking Israeli civilians from there easily, they managed to stop the problem caused in the Suaz Canal aswell. Also on a more serious note, do you mean Argentina is a big country? Territorially yes. Population? No. Military technology in the early 1980s? Again, no. Finland did lose, but the extremely poor performance of the Red Army was a key part in the Nazi planning of Operation Barbarossa. All Soviet demands from the ultimatum prior to the war, and then some, were enforced. Finland lost. They fought hard and fought well, but they lost, by any measure of the word.
Finn here, to me a loss would have been losing independence to Russia. We may not have won, but we definitely didn’t lose. Doesn’t matter, it’s still a loss. A very favourable loss for Finland. Summer was coming, Finland was starting to lose. Only if you care about people lost. When soviet union didn’t. In a view of imperialist wars – people are temporary, territories are permanent. Are politicians involved in micromanaging the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this war? Then yes. They will force the military to play games with “country building” b.s.. After the war, Hollywood made lots of propaganda movies how they (Americans) beat the Vietnamese.. Kinda embarrassing and pathetic if you ask me the rice farmer narrative is a racist and massively incorrect one, the US military was almost exclusively fighting a regular professional army In Vietnam there’s a saying roughly translated as “if you win, you’re made a king; if you lose, you make movies”. Sort of unrelated but it makes happy that people are waking up to how bullshit narratives are seen for what they are when it comes to war
Yupp. Afghanistan kicked the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this USA’s ass and sent them running home with their tails between their legs. Ukraine might hurt Russia enough so that they too fuck off back to where they came from. People in small countries fight for their homes at home. Invaders fight on foreign soil where everyone and everything hates them. That’s a generous way of looking at it. The Taliban (what was left of them) scampered away and then came back after the US decided to leave. There are far better examples of smaller nations beating larger ones (others have mentioned Vietnam, Israel, Finland, etc). I mean, by that logic, Poland won WWII because they eventually became a democratic republic again. And the White Russians won in the end because the USSR fell.
The Afghani’s kicked the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this soviets butt long before the Americans. In fact, a lot of scholars attribute the Soviet unions collapse to the shit show in Afghanistan. I guess it depends how you define winning. A smaller country fighting on it’s own territory can wear out a larger country financially and politically through attrition. If you get them to leave, I guess you could call that winning. But, the smaller country didn’t really gain anything beyond continuing their previous existence. I am not sure of an example of a smaller country invading and defeating a larger equally competent country and eventually gaining anything. What would the size of the disparity between “smaller” and “larger” be? Small and big are relative terms sometimes and win depends a lot on the aggressor. If the small country has a lot of empty land and difficult terrain and it just never stops resisting occupation, the larger one will find it hard to occupy it long term even if it has a larger population and better weapons. That happened to several European powers in the Americas over time and to successive countries in the Middle East. The original concentration camps were a British attempt to solve this problem by rounding everyone up in one place so they wouldn’t have to occupy so much empty land. Eventually it just gets too expensive and the aggressor goes home.
If the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this smaller country has a lot of force multipliers vs the larger aggressor it can also just win, albeit sometimes temporarily. Historically you have cases like Sparta and Rome and in modern times Israel where the small country has a large professional military and excellent weapons vs its opponent. There’s a joke that resource-poor Rome’s only export was legions. Israel is a good modern example. Finally there are some examples of a larger power just not taking a smaller one seriously and losing otherwise winnable campaigns. A famous modern one is Austria invading Serbia during WW1. The Serbs had fewer soldiers, fewer guns, and often not even shoes, and the Austrians just expected to roll over them and so made some huge blunders that left their armies open to being out flanked and defeated in detail multiple times. When facing a people who tend to get into trouble by being unreasonably hard core about things, the Austrians somehow expected them to be less than hard core about defending their homes. Ultimately they had to back off and let the Prussians come in and defeat Serbia for them by running a professional campaign.
Is this post a joke? There are MANY examples of this throughout history. How about the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this American Revolutionary War to start with? Alexander III of Macedonia, a small kingdom in northern Greece, conquered the entire Achaemenid Empire, the most powerful state at the time. Look up the Winter War between Russia and Finland. Turns out trying to fight a smaller force who mostly subsist off stoicism, loyalty and vodka ends badly.
Murthy and others tried hard for this? I heard from a few IT guys, during bus rides that their companies have maliciously moved from 5 days to 6 days working and when asked why? they mention “blah blah BS along with Murth’s name”. Just wanted to know If is happening across all companies or just few who like to exploit by increasing 1 day without paying a single rupee extra. So basically, they steal 4 days of working from you per month and in turn gains 20 Lakhs in cost savings per month aka 2. 4 CRores in a Year. But sir avg IT employee is already working 10-12-14 hours per day. 5 x 10 hours lower side = 50 hours already completed in 5 days, I am not even counting travellings time FOR JOB. Edit 2: Some are saying this is a fake post – What is fake? Did Murthy not say #70HoursPerWeek is the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this way going forward? Didn’t other CEOs from Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi companies support him vocally during various conferences openly? Did IT companies change their policies giving the excuse of Murthi and 70hourPerWeek? – Yes so far I heard 2, from 2 different people during Bus ride. There was also a similar post in reddit, I guess last week or so. This is a malicious process, you can see the simple calculations above, which company wouldn’t want that high of cost savings? And If you think your company is run by some Good concerned CEO and Hrs who really care then I have nothing to say about that delusional way of thinking. so it will not happen in one day, but slowly and surely.
Edit 3: Please, I am not asking anyone to start a protest or start hating your “good” company because your manager or HR once in a while acts like your Parent or says pseudo fake concerning words. My aim here is simply spreading awareness, and create more discussion. You like working 80 hours as an employee great keep doing it. You like working 1000 hours per week (relax it’s a joke) as CEO great keep bluffing everyone. Precisely. Slogging at work will increase and could be detrimental to the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this overall productivity reducing the team velocity too. Because they don’t give af about the employee. It’s a meat grinder where employee churn is inevitable. They just want to sell their stocks during the climb up with such news. Investors love it when they see such numbers and news. It causes temporary inflation of stock prices and sales numbers.
Also consider this when costs are reduced on paper, even if numbers remain more or less steady, %profits show higher. More people who move abroad. Indian IT industry will go down. Then these guys will start blaming people that they are not working for India and going abroad. I’ve been fortunate and privileged enough in the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this past to get job offers from outside India, so hopefully I’d be able to do it again? They are not just stealing 4 days, but 50% of your leisure time. Do not let this happen lying down. But, end of the day, times are rough right now with layoffs happening all around, so they are probably testing waters to see what can fly and what cant. This is a situation created by the corporate… They’re not ready to share the profits they make in a reasonable divide. Millionaires want to be billionaires and billionaires want to be trillionaires… I read somewhere that Germany is going to try out four-day work week. Indian Witch companies want to grab this deficit I believe Murthy once said during interview “I travelled 11 hours without ticket to meet sudha during my young days” that MF enjoyed his young days and now wants youngsters to work 70 hrs a week Me working from morning 9:30am to Night 8:30pm starting from Monday to Saturday & salary paid on Nxt month 20th.
I must be really lucky. My company has plenty of issues but they actually addressed this in a townhall meeting and made it very clear that “70 hour weeks” are not a thing in the Nic Claxton American professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets T-Shirt and I will buy this company and will never be an issue. My manager doesn’t really care if I work ‘x’ hours every week as long as I finish my work on time. Mate it depends on the current management/operations team. At the end of the day the final word goes to the greedy shareholders Any source which is mentioning this? You have posted similar couple of days back as well without citing valid source. It will not happen in USA companies, only Indian startups. So indian startups will not be able to hire good talent. And ppl may even take a pay cut to join foreign companies.
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