Sacred Symbols, Episode 353 | Like A Worn-Out Recording of A Favorite Song (Video)
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Cmon Colin these kids are too young for TI-83 Calculator games. I remember the best one being this whacked out Zelda clone that took up nearly all the damn space on the machine
Born-Blind
2025-04-11 20:35:21 +0000 UTCYou start seeing "eye to eye" with your kid sooner than you might think. It doesn't all happen at once it happens in stages which almost makes it more interesting
Born-Blind
2025-04-10 20:56:21 +0000 UTCSometimes, the level of authority that Chris talks with on an issue, while so clearly having no idea what he’s talking about, is jarring. Does he know anything about businesses or stocks? The richest people like Bezos, Elon, Zuckerberg are billionaires bc they FOUNDED massive, world and society-changing companies, resulting in significant ownership of that company, followed by the company skyrocketing due to its innovation/success. They also work out pay packages that are agreed upon by the board of directors and the shareholders of the stock. For example, Elon forewent a salary in exchange for his 2018 to 2028 pay package. With this, the milestones he agreed to that he had to have Tesla meet in order for him to get paid were so lofty, that you can look up footage from CNBC, etc. where people were basically scoffing or mocking it, saying it was impossible to achieve in 10 years or ever. He led Tesla to hit the loftiest milestone within just 3-4 years—thus his exploding wealth. The Board and Tesla’s shareholders voted on this pay package TWICE, once before and after he achieved the milestones. None of this involves stealing. The most remarkable minds make the most remarkable money. You can disagree with the amount of money people should be allowed to have, and you can even argue that some billionaires stole, but claiming all did so to achieve their money is baseless and reveals a blatant lack of knowledge on the subject. Also, the pompous ignorance Chris has to speak like he could so easily run a multi-billion dollar company, such as Nintendo, is, in Chris’s words, wild. Being correct a few times about the right decision for a company doesn’t mean you could be a CEO. And thinking this way doesn’t negate a CEO’s right to a high salary.
Miracle Peach
2025-04-10 06:49:10 +0000 UTCI dont understand how Jeff's wife can be upset with him sharing her eating habits with podcast listeners. considering she was confronted about it when eating in public, and rightly so, she clearly does not eat differently in private and public so is not trying to keep it a secret. Is she hoping for the trend to catch on, like Mr pitt eating a snickers bar with a knife and fork? Surely anyone who has ever witnessed her eat would be perplexed and wonder how such a habit could ever have developed. its as unnatural as someone who choses to only walk on their hands. Nobody would ever do that unless they were inviting attention.
Jordan Dunn
2025-04-08 22:21:52 +0000 UTC
