Do you think that web apps are better in that regard?
Do you think that web apps are better in that regard?
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If the whole thing is a single flat logical network (one that could allow bad packets to propagate as we witnessed) that would suggest it is also quite vulnerable to malicious actions.
It is all well and good applying a filter, but that seems like a bandaid fix. Why is equipment even able to talk that has no reason to do so? Seems like they've put convenience over good network governance.
Teaching may also be less pleasant in the social media and smartphone age, for reasons enumerated in The Coddling of the American Mind (a highly recommended book). There may also be a gender dynamic at work; today, it would be hard for me to recommend that guys go into teaching: https://jakeseliger.com/2014/09/08/why-dont-more-men-go-into....
The defused blame sets the game matrix to a state where the delta value between the bill congress agrees on and the bill the president will sign is significantly larger than the defecting penalty any oneside side will suffer. Removing a paycheck from all actors won't provide a significant adjustment to the game matrix, because the reputation deduction portion of the the defector penalty is significantly more valuable than salary. Some actors actually see a reputation increase for fighting this fight.
While increasing the defector penalty is a good idea, reduction of salary doesn't increase it much.
I hope we can stop treating politics as a silly statistics game theory simulation for every actor and decision, because two decades of thinking like that has clearly not worked out for us. New ways of thinking, including consequences for bad actors, are a way to move the needle forward a bit even if it's not Spock's ideal solution.
The technology industry has become more about marginalization, to the point of nonexistence, those who don't fit in the middle of the curve. Might as well not exist if you're outside the 90% intervals nowadays.