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Thread ID: 135467	2013-11-06 01:44:00	Still a lot of people and businesses slow to see the value in moving up from XP..	Webdevguy (17166)	PC World Chat

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1358960	2013-11-08 04:25:00	roughly a quarter of the global population of humans is 15 and under, ~46% are 30 and under. the sea of change is coming, you can't hold back the tide. So aside from ranting about meaningless drivel, what do you do for a job and what do you like most about it?	Webdevguy (17166)
1358961	2013-11-08 04:59:00	im 24 Your posts gave the impression you were a lot younger than that...	pcuser42 (130)
1358962	2013-11-08 05:21:00	Your posts gave the impression you were a lot younger than that... Agreed, I thought he was about 15 until he said he had a kid. Then I thought he might have been in his late 20's or early 30's. It's good to be a thinker, but if you really want to get a lot out of life (other than raising a kid and being a great dad) give yourself some measurable goals. That way you get to be a great thinker who added some value and helped others in the community or your family during your life time :) Like maybe set up a community recycling programme or support a reading for kids programme. That way you can see your ideas being put to good use :thumbs:	Webdevguy (17166)
1358963	2013-11-08 09:02:00	So aside from ranting about meaningless drivel, what do you do for a job and what do you like most about it? ive never used the IRD-slave number for employment. i raise my son and explore/share new ideas. it will be fascinating sharing these ideas with him and encouraging him to craft compelling rebuttals as he sees fit. Agreed, I thought he was about 15 until he said he had a kid. Then I thought he might have been in his late 20's or early 30's. It's good to be a thinker, but if you really want to get a lot out of life (other than raising a kid and being a great dad) give yourself some measurable goals. That way you get to be a great thinker who added some value and helped others in the community or your family during your life time :) Like maybe set up a community recycling programme or support a reading for kids programme. That way you can see your ideas being put to good use :thumbs: i could have sworn most on here were prepubescent; what with the total lack of seriousness regarding the major issues that face the future of our civilization... im sure it was my lack of paragraphing that caused you to suspect i was a teenager. to build and donate multiseat computer systems to those in need is a laudable goal of mine. clearly not windowsXP. in the spirit of steve jobs, instead of living a life, build one for others to live. thank you for your encouragement.	Mirddes (10)
1358964	2013-11-08 09:22:00	im 24; im a full time thinker/parent. Childish delusional day dreaming isn't thinking. The evils of the world are caused by greed, and greed (and war and death, and suffering, and work) has been around for millions of years before money was invented. Its part of the human condition, Money isn't, Its just a system to enable bartering on a scale that transcends class,status and location, while allowing people to bank their hard work.	Metla (12)
1358965	2013-11-08 09:40:00	Childish delusional day dreaming isn't thinking. The evils of the world are caused by greed, and greed (and war and death, and suffering, and work) has been around for millions of years before money was invented. Its part of the human condition, Money isn't, Its just a system to enable bartering on a scale that transcends class,status and location, while allowing people to bank their hard work. all the while reinforcing class, status and location. the way things are is either due to malice or stupidity, i could point to Hanlon's razor but either way new management is sorely needed. if you think having great hope for the future of humanity and being able to readily identify solutions of major systemic flaws is childish, dont quit your day job, slave.	Mirddes (10)
1358966	2013-11-08 10:02:00	You need to check in with your folks, ask them why they didn't beat the stupid out of you when they had their chance.	Metla (12)
1358967	2013-11-08 10:11:00	Isn't it amazing some people can reap the benefits of the society paid for by the hard work of others, while simultaneously disrespecting the very people who support them, and the system that enables them to reap these benefits. All the while not even comprehending the very concepts they think they know the answers to. Please, go ahead, Be the man you wish you were, Reject the benefit, go live without money. Live off a tiny patch of land with veges that crop up for a couple months of the year. Us slaves will do what we had to do to get by, Just as we would if society collapsed from a financial collapse, and all the while many of us do in fact grow vege gardens, Not because we are slaves, But because part of our role in society is to provide, Not to just suckle at the tit and claim to know the secrets of a better world between slurps.	Metla (12)
1358968	2013-11-08 10:17:00	ive never used the IRD-slave number for employment. im sure it was my lack of paragraphing that caused you to suspect i was a teenager. to build and donate multiseat computer systems to those in need is a laudable goal of mine. clearly not windowsXP. in the spirit of steve jobs, instead of living a life, build one for others to live. thank you for your encouragement. So the fact that you have never had an IRD number, I take it that means you have never been in any sort of legitimate employment or paid tax of any sort. So I have to ask, how do you feed, clothe and house yourself and your son if you are not earning any sort of income? It was actually your excessive babble and resentment of any sort of authority which made me think you were a teenager.	Webdevguy (17166)
1358969	2013-11-08 10:22:00	He's autistic, which apparently means he gets to judge everyone else as inferior and we give him cash. The problem with peoples is peoples.	Metla (12)
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