"Unreasoning prejudice" ain't that just the richest projection you've ever seen🤣🤣🤣

I'd place my bet on administrative bloat hogging too many resources. Making teachers move on to more lucrative professions because teaching isn't worth all the headaches it entails for what they are bringing home at the end of the day.

Richmond's out of his room, he's supposed to be in his room, he's not in his room. Why is he out of his room?

Road rash

Shining force

Redneck rampage

Bottom of the 9th 99

Qxh6

I get it, and they definitely make things easier on people. But how many times have we seen instances of people abusing their custodial privileges? My gripe is with the push I've seen to get people using these tools, more than the existence of them in general. Mnemonic techniques to remember your passwords will always be superior from a security perspective. It's the same as crypto, "not your keys, not your coins."

Belief…is the insistence that the truth is what one would ‘lief’ or (will or) wish to be…Faith is an unreserved opening of the mind to the truth, whatever it may turn out to be. Faith has no preconceptions; it is a plunge into the unknown. Belief clings, but faith let’s go…faith is the essential virtue of science, and likewise of any religion that is not self-deception

Alan Watts

You're correct, but only through the modern bastardization of the terms. Beliefs and faith aren't interchangeable, they are different things. Just because people claim faith doesn't mean they have it.

It's like naming your dog Cat, and then getting upset that he won't use a litterbox.

Correctamundo friend

You can lead a horse to water🤷‍♂️

Perhaps while viewed through a limited scope.

But it's also the precursor for innovation, and the drive behind automation. Without it we'd still be plowing fields by hand for a significantly smaller yield.

I think everyone is lazy.

Lazyness is just greed applied to time.

The hard on's y'all get for password managers, and the Firefox circlejerks is baffling. Leads me to believe these "federated" instances have a double entendre everyone glosses over because of their shiny new toys.

It's both, not either/or.