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Charity in Texas Teaches Underprivileged Kids to Hunt Their Next Meal
I am not talking about Netflix being a successful business either. Being profit driven does not justify false behavior.
Which is a problem because it has no like/comment functionality that can (theoretically) filter false/exaggerated advertisement.
On the other hand, which media platform is actually not an advertisement platform? That's a whole another debate.
Ask HN: Any History Podcast Recommendations?
Hello. I enjoy listening to history podcasts, but all I can find now is either about well-known topics (i.e discovery of America) or subtly reflecting the ideological opinions of the host.I want to find something objective and original. The topics don't need to be too niche. Do you have any recommendations? Thanks.
Although you may be right, I prefer to be more optimistic. I think we tend to ignore the more successful premise of open source projects.
They (at their least) demonstrate people of a possibility of more sincere (more eco-friendly, user-friendly or budget-friendly) products and services.
Plagues and Empires: The Roman Empire, European Feudalism and Covid-19
“I was thinking: I’ve been training my entire life. And we martial artists could only grow older. Yet they could own [my moves] as an intellectual property forever. So I said I couldn’t do that,” Li said.'
It is fascinating to see that at some point of any expertise, you start to respect the art itself more than any hard work you invest in it.