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What politician do you expect to openly confess the above in public. These are world-leading politicians, i.e., professional athletes of lying and obfuscation.
The site is cool, but is it not just going to be abused?
You live in a society where almost everyone goes to work to produce something that they will not directly consume.
Humans figured out a way to organise everyone and get them to work cooperatively, it's the free market.
In fact, it couldn't work any other way. Suppose you had 100% altruism and everyone wanted to promote the "greater good". You wouldn't ever know how to direct people towards that greater good. You need prices to drive production.
English has no "boss" in charge of how the language works and who decides what the correct anything for the language is. The closest are style guides, but they come from multiple organisations and each often different to each other. So, it's harder to just decide that something will be spelt differently.
Link to a quote or video of what he has done/said if you have further to add to the above.
How does that work on Linux+LibreOffice?
I also don't think that people should all get the same pay or collectively bargain. Some people work harder, invest more in their skills, bring a better attitude, etc. They should get paid more.
If you want something more reasoned there's this: https://blog.nindalf.com/posts/stop-citing-tiobe/
They would otherwise have had to go to the same high school.
Not advocating one way or another, just that that's probably the thinking. Also, it's in vogue.
Develop a relationship with someone that knows Python, have them automate your work.
Alternatively, learn VBA if you live in Word.
Alternative 2, just learn to be more proficient with the tools that you use.
If there's something that I have discovered it is that many people's office jobs could be automated—or at least much more efficient—if they were developers.
Any task that you do that involves any kind of data, developing reports that can be templated, Excel, could all probably be automated.
The most newsworthy complaint about the screen is that there exists an optical illusion that causes some users to think the screen is uneven:
* When off. * Under the correct lighting conditions.
In other words, it's so close to perfect that there is that little to complain about.