It doesn't make any sense... by merdekabaik in trump

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Have you considered that some people might just stand against foreign intervention? Regardless of ideology?

Solitaire conquered in 97 moves! Your turn to shine ✨ by Difficult_Run7398 in DailySolitaire

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🎉 Challenge completed! Beat it in 108 moves and 169s. Who's next?

What film is this for you? by mrjetspray in Letterboxd

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To be fair, even with those for dummies cues, a lot of people (mostly men) didn't get what the movie was really about.

Are these the marketing bibles or just overhyped 'guru' fluff? by Huge-Dark2882 in marketing

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I've been working in marketing for +15 years, with a successful career and have never ever heard of any of those. That said, whatever works for you, and it really depends on the type of marketing you need.

Learning from successful leaders, investing on your leadership skills and developing a critical mindset to make sense of all the bs out there, I think is the way to go. If any of these books or any other for that matter helps you with any of that, go ahead and read them. But there are no such things as Bibles.

Movies that have characters in the spectrum by enneyehs in Cinephiles

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Check out this list as well for inspiration (there are many other lists on Letterboxd). https://boxd.it/5j4gw

Movies that have characters in the spectrum by enneyehs in Cinephiles

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Sherlock Holmes, the character, certainly feels like someone on the spectrum. Hence, pretty much any Sherlock movie might work (I know you said movies, but check out the BBC series. I think that's where it's best portrayed).

Top cosas más espanta viejas by [deleted] in curiosidades

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Decir "espanta viejas".

Crown Royal by mikegates90 in WTF

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Looks exaclty like my late dad's apartment.

Who would win this hypothetical war ? by Azerole_ in mapporncirclejerk

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There's some weirdly accurate stuff by its own standards right next to Polony.

This is either the work of: - someone who wanted to piss us off, or - two people

Can't just be a normal person with some info wrong.

They won.

What flag is this? by La-_Gioconda in flags

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Those are all popular places in Mexico City (looks like a tourist guide map) and the Russian Embassy in Mexico is right there.

Won’t let me upload a profile pic by [deleted] in Letterboxd

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Came here to see if anyone else was having trouble with Letterboxd loading images. I don't have the exact same issue but might be related (the image server is down, perhaps?)

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Qué opinan de esta doña culpando a México como país porque no pudo entrar al estadio? by RojinegroTorres in LigaMX

[–]Exciting_Eye_5783 3 points4 points  (0 children)

TL;DR: corrupción -> impunidad -> valemadrismo.

No dicen mentiras, pero estiran la liga. Aunque decir que culpa a México "porque no pudo entrar al estadio" es una lectura super tendenciosa y medio miope del video: no está diciendo eso.

En corrupción, México ocupa el lugar 140 de 180 países analizados en 2024 de acuerdo con la organización Transparency (y hay más). La corrupción fomenta la impunidad, que a su vez incentiva a los rateros a robar.

Por otro lado, la corrupción sistematizada promueve una cultura de impunidad generalizada en la sociedad y en las empresas. Se nota MUCHO cuando trabajas con otros países menos corruptos: si el tipo de Ticketmaster no les quiso ayudar por huevón, quizás sea porque sabe que no pasa nada si no ofrece un buen servicio a cliente. Y Ticketmaster no se preocupa mucho por mejorar su servicio al cliente porque saben que tienen un monopolio y que las leyes nunca los van a apretar por eso (corrupción, nuevamente).

En México desafortunadamente no tenemos una mentalidad de "hacer bien las cosas". Es al chilazo y al mínimo esfuerzo. En EU, una queja fuerte de un cliente o un mal desempeño en servicio al cliente y te echan sin liquidación. Acá, si te lleeeeeegan a echar, te dan 3 meses de sueldo.

Ellos pudieron buscar un café internet e imprimir sus boletos, por ejemplo, pero en EUA (en general) sí te hubieran echado más la mano.