Erasmus
@Erasmus@lemmy.world
- Comment on A photography depicting the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza - 2565 BCE. 3 weeks ago:
Kids today are lazy, back 60 years ago we had to walk to school in the snow uphill both ways and come home and milk the cows. Why we could easily lift that thing with only four people.
- my Dad
- Comment on octopus stinkhorn 2 months ago:
Father Nurgle is pleased.
- Comment on How does ears work? 4 months ago:
Biblically accurate ears
- Comment on We live in a society 5 months ago:
How many people have died because of organized religion vs. Panera charged lemonade.
- Comment on I'm so sorry 6 months ago:
Who plays Luke and Han??
- Comment on My Review of Ghostbusters (1984) 7 months ago:
I am old enough to remember that when they first started doing promos for this they didn’t drop any info or big marketing.
They did these real short TV spots with the Ghostbusters logo during prime time and other major shows with absolutely zero background. Only thing that was on it was the message ‘Coming to save the world’
I remember all the buzz at the time in school because everyone was chatting about it trying to figure out what it was about. No internet or places to read up on aside from the usual movie magazines at the grocery stores so everyone was all amped by the time the actual full trailer dropped and ready to beat the door down when it arrived in theaters.
- Comment on Almost all remote-work news is negative now but was positive in the beginning of the pandemic. Have you noticed this or am I going crazy? 9 months ago:
Yes and here is some irony I found.
My company requires us to take various learning course throughout the year. Some assigned - some pick your own. A lot of it is the usual B.S. that everyone has to do.
I was browsing thru the managerial list and picked one of the ones that sounded interesting the other day about ‘How to be a better Manager’ and smack in the middle of the first chapter was this big video with this woman giving this speech about being accepting of people who wanted/needed to work from home or telecommute.
My ears instantly perked up.
The video went on to throw up all this data showing how more and more people were doing this and it had this graph from 2012 on and how this was the natural progression in the workplace and how we as managers needed to be accepting of peoples position and feelings toward this and learn to be accommodating as we would see more of it.
I was like WTF??!
When the course ended I scrolled through it looking for a date and I believe it was 2017.
Amazing how the tune has changed but the data hasn’t.