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very nice seminar. Thank you very much!
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@mpapale6 What do you mean?
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looks more like the penis problem at 2:00
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I'm sending this to my boss.
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Great presentation!
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his mouth sounds all snappy his breath must be kickin who wants to kiss this dude fuckin gross i want to puke when i hear him
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his mouth sounds dry as fuck its nasty
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I completely agree with this. I was right out of school and hired as a Marketing Associate doing graphic design and web development. Even though there was a Marketing Manager, she never told me what to do, but had a TON of knowledge to draw from if I needed. I worked my ass off becuase I loved what the company sells and saw so much room for improvement it was unreal. 3 years later she left and now I'm the Marketing Manager, kicking ass and taking names and my salary sucks. Why? listen to Pink!
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@DeSwiss Not really, you got it all wrong. The idea behind capitalism is that you can take a little capital and do whatever you are motivated to do with it. Frankly, this video is one of the biggest reasons capitalism works -- it rewards motivation. If you are motivated, you work hard toward your goal, you beat the odds, you innovate, you defy the critics, and you sometimes win.
What "society" has sold us on is corporatism propped up by big government.
This is completely dead on. I am a freelance VFX artist for feature films and our industry is completely results oriented. I have never had a schedule at any studio I've worked at. I get there when I get there I leave when I leave and I take as long a lunch as I like. I surf the internet, I watch Hulu, I write emails and I sometimes work at home. ALL that matters is the quality of the work I produce and when it is completed. The end result is all that matters, not the path I took.
In a capitalistic society, we've all been sold on the idea of competition -- on the "law of the jungle" if you will, which is okay if you're a wild beast. But this idea has also resulted in the development of the concept of scarcity. When in fact nature knows only abundance. But capitalism uses the intentional deprivation of resources as the prime motivator -- and as the primary means of the control of people.
But humans thrive best in a cooperative environment.
Always. Great video!