There is an inverse relation between the wage a job pays and the contribution to society that the job makes, with a few exceptions like doctors. The highest paying jobs are very often parasites on society. This seems to originate from the Calvinist work ethic where meaningful work is its own reward.
~ paraphrased from David Graeber, Bullshit Jobs
Yeah, they're just sad it didn't work as expected and it makes them look bad.
And in a few years they'll headline "Lazy students refuse to study medicine, hospitals closing due to doctor shortage!"
Then they'll tell you how the rich go to the EU for treatment and blame it all in Brussels
They did. That sub had several previous trips to test and with other passengers before they took the rich people. However because of the composite hull, you had a buildup of damage internally and it only collapsed on the rich guy run. And they buildup of damage was exactly what experts warned about.
Sounds like a good time to cancel a subscription and finish the ol' Steam library
There are Rules for Rulers. In the background there are always nobels, clergy, bankers, businessmen, military and the common folk each with their own demands and reasons to pressure or remove the ruler of their demands are not met.
There are a enough examples of leaders trying to change too much and being assassinated. Although these days that's more killed in the media.
Yes, it seems to be about as controversial als pineapple on pizza.
Yes. He had the Mierdas touch.
It's actually curdled milk. It uses an enzyme extracted from the stomach of a calf or a modern replacement.
Now buttermilk is more like rotten milk.