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The face of Dem lunatics …
I had a thread named fly the friendly skies of the UK depicting the incident! It was a flight from England to Scotland. My concern was,is this what can be expected now with a large influx of Islamist extremists in the UK. This lunacy of calling ‘Allahu Akbar out on a crowded plane simulates Terror! My other concern ,nothing will happen to the peaceful passenger. -
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In Thailand: What are your plans when Nuclear War happens?
Plan to get roasted.... Like a chicken breast at 300-degrees C -
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Question: Electrical Problem
No Connecting outlets above walls. By US code outlets must be connected one after another (outlet to outlet), but here electricians connect outlets to a common wire (to breaker box) above walls. (Fire hazard). I solder wires from outlets to common wire to prevent sparks and rust. Just a little solder at the twisted connecting point will secure connections and no need to be a chunk of solder. -
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In Thailand: What are your plans when Nuclear War happens?
I would if I could. Unfortunately, obviously, I am unable to do this. -
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Expat Discontent in Thailand
My position is based upon work and social experience in addition to legitimate published findings. IT attracts people of a particular psychological nature. IT people are more likely to introverted. Sales and service people are more likely to be outgoing because that's how they make their living. IT workers don't have that requirement. Social skills are practiced and refined. The fewer opportunities to interact, the less likely you are to master the nuances, like recognizing a person's mood or true feelings on a subject. The work environment can exacerbate an underlying psychological condition or predisposition such as depression or borderline personality or bipolar behaviour. There are multiple published studies that support this observation; such as Characteristics of mental disorders among information technology workers in 238 compensated cases in Japan Yuki TAKAHASHI, Toru YOSHIKAWA, Kenji YAMAMOTO, Masaya TAKAHASHI, Industrial health 2024 Volume 62 Issue 1 Pages 67-76 Tech Workers Are 5x More Likely to Be Depressed ; Mental illness is a common problem in every industry, but tech stands out because of the high-stress rate. According to BIMA’s Tech Inclusivity & Diversity Report, 52% of tech workers have suffered from anxiety or depression. In addition, they are five times more likely to be depressed than the UK average. Software engineers, data analysts, developers, product managers – all these roles require analytical thinking and problem-solving skills. But the fast-paced nature of tech jobs can lead to an abundance of stress that negatively impacts workers’ mental health. And no, not all IT workers are lurking sociopaths. We all know the one cool whiz kid in IT, but he/she is the exception. My experience has been that the IT people at every employer I have worked has had people that were best avoided, because there was too much weirdness going on. -
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Is Trump actually doing a better job than you expected?
Thats because the US matters and Australia doesnt
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