Microsoft Labs has looked at the challenges posed by hybrid work. Some are predictably woolly, but others are rather pointed, like the effect on innovation of shrinking networks: https://t.co/ENTKH67krD pic.twitter.com/oNdxosMnU1
— Koenfucius (@koenfucius) April 30, 2021
Morning on the East River, 1947 by Guy Wiggins (1883-1962)
Taxation may be one of the few things in our lives that our ancestors would recognize from theirs. https://t.co/aYDatF8919
— TheBrowser (@TheBrowser) April 30, 2021
NEW: Far more Americans continue to say they are bothered “a lot” by the feeling that some corporations and wealthy people do not pay their fair share of taxes than by the complexity of the tax system or even the amount they pay in taxes. https://t.co/rUtZiPo5pb pic.twitter.com/d52E446IfR
— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) April 30, 2021
So envy is the root of all tax reform and by extension, the root of all political discord?
Palate cleanser.
— Neil Zeller (@Neil_Zee) April 30, 2021
I call it 'Collision'. I waited in this spot in the ditch along Highway 9 just north of Irricana, Alberta hoping all these amazing elements would come together. pic.twitter.com/2EwpFWCAC8
Humans: Males commit 95% of homicides and are 79% of homicide victims. https://t.co/j9Y5V5JaPt
— Steve Stewart-Williams (@SteveStuWill) April 29, 2021
Chimps: Males commit 92% of chimpicides and are 73% of chimpicide victims. https://t.co/VjfjQvgrEp
Discussed here: https://t.co/F0PlaqDMJt #TheApeThatUnderstoodTheUniverse pic.twitter.com/hL6V9H6v6X
A Spring Day in the Forest at Sæby, 1896 by Peder Mørk Mønsted (1859-1941)
The problem with trying to equalize is that you can usually only equalize downward. Most activities do not exist for the sake of equality.
— A New Radical Centrism (@a_centrism) May 2, 2021
— Thomas Sowell pic.twitter.com/GKgIcsdZl0
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