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Do any of you ever perform so badly in a video game that you feel sorry for the protagonist?

sorry, I was playing a physics-based platformer and I think I gave the protagonist brain damage (for context, he wanted a girlfriend).

#brain damage #gaming #unskilled #ow

How are we having "lowest in a decade" unemployment rates yet literally over half of who I know, and even myself, for a very long time literally have been unable to find jobs.

Like. How are these equating because last I checked no motherfucker is hiring out here despite the signs

#BEGINNER #unskilled #i speak #btw i know the hiring signs are often just scams by the owner to make you not feel bad at the severely overworked staff and their mistakes #but seriously like 98% of jobs will not respond or you mention having any kind of personality trait they don't like and they immediately #burn your resumr #resume #or they'll suddenly thrn around and say you're not qualified. FOR SUPPOSED JOBS ???? like are these jobs labor ornot #make up your damn mind I'm tired of the constant change in how you're gonna exploit us and deem us worthless #like that dropping unemployment rate has got to be a lie because the economy is literally collapsing in on itself and we're at record high #homlessness likr #and you can't even be passionate for literally any job now because of how fucking exhausting it is to keep trying to survive #my bro got denied from sherwin williams as they lied to his face that they aren't hiring despite him literally talking to the guy who's #position he was filling because he had quit. like just admit you're refusing to hire another person to force #a skeleton crew fo make you more money

do yall ever have the most, jaw dropping tear swelling god blessed aphrodite looking eye catching magnificent delicous scrumpdillyumptious pretty beautiful creative tear licking edit or drawing idea, but you have no skill for it so when you do try it looks like caca

#edits #pretty #relatable #unskilled #im usually talking about good omens and hannibal btw #hannibal #good omen #good omens #hannibal lecter

This last month, from passing a budget, to obeying the law, to avoiding public scandal and wasting our thrift, it appears that this batch of Republicans really haven't a clue what they're doing. Please keep this in mind... forever. If you've ever been in a horrible and frightening relationship, you know it won't get better until they're out of our lives.

#republicans #reptile #thief #crooked kingdom #liar #scandal #perversity #unskilled #six idiots #criminal intent #they will pay for their crimes

@blinkpen I just think they're neat

#blinkpen #original character #not mine #zoetrope #dingbat #i love the designs #unskilled #but learning

If I played music.

#meme #music #bad #unskilled #comic #cartoon

#working class #labor #unskilled

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“While overseas writers like to describe palm oil as a ‘low-cost’ oil, that’s actually a misunderstanding. It may be more productive by area than soy or rapeseed oil, but it’s very labour intensive, and that’s never been reflected in global prices,” Hii said. He explained that soy and rapeseed can be planted, grown and harvested mechanically, while oil palm farming must be done by hand. The clusters of fruit, weighing over 20 kg, need to be picked and moved manually, and many of the plantation workers he has interviewed suffer from kyphosis – abnormal curvature of the spine – as a result of the hard physical work. The only comparable edible oil crop is the olive, but the extra labour is reflected in the price of olive oil.

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Here's what I get from the rest of the article:

1. China is finding ways to produce palm oil, but is beat by the insanely low prices set by the current market

2. Palm oil and olive oil are comparable in their labour intensity, but only olive oil reflects it in its price

3. China created a variety called Re-You 40, its oil is less than 30% saturated fats and fatty acids, lower than the 50% in ordinary palm oil. The tree is shorter and the fruit had no kernel, which makes harvesting and processing much easier.

3. So China is (planning? in the process of?) exporting its technology to help its own firms to work overseas. Seedlings have been planted in Democratic Republic of Congo and Pacific Island State of Vanuatu.

4. China still had to tackle issues in sustainability from the production end. But China is also the world's second largest importer of palm oil. It could potentially apply pressure at consumer end to encourage greener production.

Which is why this article is both exciting and terrifying at the same time. Major palm oil producers don't have much to worry back then because it knows nobody can compete against them when they are underpaying workers.

China is finding ways to wedge its foot in the game, and if it's exporting technology, it would increase reliance on China. It's terrifying because that could shape policies further, into what China likes.

And I don't think just a certification process and ban will work with the labour issues. Because you are talking about increasing the cost of goods at so many levels. This isn't just applying pressure at consumer end anymore. Because who is going to be the first to increase the price of their products? The first to do so might fail, and hurt their profits. What if there's a backlash? We could be environmental conscious all we want, but could the wages match up to that? In the end, a hard ban seems to hurt developing countries more than the rich developed countries, and we are still stuck in this cycle of crapshit.

Sometimes, when I read about all these, the solution in my mind is stopping the population growth. But it isn't even feasible, it is? Not for Capitalism. Capitalism relies on growth, and the growth comes from consumption, and in turn, the population.