Sources?A few years of experience has something to do with it too. They become cocky and think they have seen it all and know it all. So dismiss probabilities. I mean there are doctors out there, a LOT of them, taking out appendices when an antibiotic will do the job and contain the problem.
All relationships between people are fundamentally about power differences. People are essentially selfish and if they have any power over you they will exploit it to benefit themselves at your expense.
People are also usually hypocrites so will judge themselves by softer standards than they judge others (members of low-power outgroups will always be judged by far harsher standards).
This applies to both personal relationships and to politics.
Sources?
You are correct, Sir...sorry...I forgot.Hey this is the conspiracy theory thread where everyone can post their whackiest believes.. so sources are "because.."
Society grows great when old men plant trees which shade they’ll never sit in. Some old Greek fucker maybe. Not everyone is in it for themselves all the time.True but this applies to everything really.. tools, vehicles and everything in general or there would never be "accidents".
People tend to think they have power of those things and try to control them beyond intended means.
Basically you better be 10% smarter than equipment that can kill you
You are correct, Sir...sorry...I forgot.
Reality show? Movie deal? Centerfold? One thing's for sure. She's not gonna die penniless.On the bright side she's famous!
Meme about my favorite CT -
Definitely don't agree. I agree that some people do feel this way and act accordingly, but it's absolutely not universal. I also know plenty of people that judge themselves harder than they judge others for the same behavior.All relationships between people are fundamentally about power differences. People are essentially selfish and if they have any power over you they will exploit it to benefit themselves at your expense.
People are also usually hypocrites so will judge themselves by softer standards than they judge others (members of low-power outgroups will always be judged by far harsher standards).
This applies to both personal relationships and to politics.
If you feel it again and again...I mean, I post the thought on this thread because almost nobody I know agrees with me about this, but I feel it again and again in interactions with all sorts of people.
The curious thing is that power takes so many different forms - economic, political, social-status, or just a question of how prepared to use physical violence someone is.
Or there are even more complex power dynamics, like the person who has a much higher tolerance of acrimony and shouting matches than you do, so you have to kowtow to them to keep the peace.
I don't think her problem is with the left, I think it's with large groups on social media. I swear it's like large swathes of people have to be reminded every day that social media is a cesspool and nobody should participate in it.
Not sure I agree with her but yeah what the hell happened to Medicare for All?
Pretty much the stupidest post I've read in the past 6 months.
^^^ Early nominee for the yearly, and always prestigious, STUPID* award.
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I guess that's his way of telling Habba not to send him any bills.
On the bright side she's famous! So if anyone is about to go through a contested divorce.. make sure you tell your spouse to use Habba as their divorce attorney!
She was good enough for the FPOTUS
"Let me ruin the suspense for everyone. Trump doesn't have an appeal," Nashville lawyer Brian Manookian argued Friday. "I know the talking heads on TV who have never tried a case or appealed a jury verdict have to mention it. Here's why it isn't going to fly."
A person must "preserve a reversible error at the trial level" in order to have a case with merit on appeal, Manookian explained, ultimately blaming Trump's lack thereof on his legal team in the case.
"This is why you hire competent counsel. You need someone who actually knows the rules of evidence and procedure," he said. "Alina Habba had no clue what was occurring throughout the trial. She not only failed to preserve any remote grounds for appeal, like a moron, she repeatedly and unintentionally waived them over and over."
"Unfortunately for Mr. Trump, what she was doing over and over was waiving his ability to appeal over those evidentiary issues," Manookian added, discussing Habba saying "no objection" to exhibits as they were entered into evidence. "Because she is a moron who would rather *play* lawyer than do the research to *be* a lawyer."
As it turns out, she indeed screwed up badly at trial. There's a rule that says you have to make an objection on the record at trial in order to preserve the matter for appeal.
"Trump doesn't have an appeal": Experts say Trump may fire lawyer after being "burned very severely"
Legal experts skewered Alina Habba's "comedy of bumbling errors" in Trump defamation trialnews.yahoo.com