RT @willchamberlain: “It’s wrong to presume an abuse of power.” FBI officials launched the Russiagate investigation without a scintilla of evidence, pressed forward when it should have been closed, and even altered evidence to keep it going It’s wrong to presume that they are acting in good faith! https://t.co/JKrttckzkD

RT @willchamberlain: “It’s wrong to presume an abuse of power.” FBI officials launched the Russiagate investigation without a scintilla of evidence, pressed forward when it should have been closed, and even altered evidence to keep it going It’s wrong to presume that they are acting in good faith! https://t.co/JKrttckzkD — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) Aug …
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β€œAuthority should derive from the consent of the governed, not from the threat of force.” β€”@Pixar Barbie, Toy Story 3 — Daniel J. Lewis (@theDanielJLewis) Aug 11, 2022 from http://twitter.com/theDanielJLewis via IFTTT

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Not all division is unbiblical and not all appearances of unity are biblical. Factions that arise as a result of standing for truth are necessary for biblical unity. (1 Cor 11:19) Abandoning biblical truth as a means to have β€œunity” is not the unity Jesus prayed for! (John 17) — Tom Buck (Five Point Buck) …
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From a biblical worldview perspective, this would be a dangerous place for girls. How should Christians consider this? β€œAbstain from every form of evil.” (1 Thessalonians 5:22) https://t.co/pZsrwUtKC9 — Ken Ham (@aigkenham) Aug 11, 2022 from http://twitter.com/aigkenham via IFTTT

β€œAn alleged scientific discovery has no merit unless it can be explained to a barmaid” –Ernest Rutherford https://t.co/NSCW7v9fmv https://t.co/8tz7aCy9aQ

β€œAn alleged scientific discovery has no merit unless it can be explained to a barmaid” –Ernest Rutherford https://t.co/NSCW7v9fmv https://t.co/8tz7aCy9aQ — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) Aug 11, 2022 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers August 11, 2022 at 04:02AM via IFTTT

RT @erichydrick: The problem with a lot of companies, and what’s most likely contributing the most to the whole Great Resignation/Great Quitting thing, is that we have a lot of companies being led by Mercenaries who expect employees to be (or at least act like) True Believers. 15/15

RT @erichydrick: The problem with a lot of companies, and what’s most likely contributing the most to the whole Great Resignation/Great Quitting thing, is that we have a lot of companies being led by Mercenaries who expect employees to be (or at least act like) True Believers. 15/15 — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) Aug 11, …
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RT @erichydrick: If you can’t convince people that the thing they’re spending their days doing is worth their effort, that’s a YOU problem – not a location problem. 9/

RT @erichydrick: If you can’t convince people that the thing they’re spending their days doing is worth their effort, that’s a YOU problem – not a location problem. 9/ — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) Aug 11, 2022 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers August 10, 2022 at 11:13PM via IFTTT

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Mercenaries are in it for the compensation. It’s not necessarily that they don’t support what the company’s doing, but they’re working to earn a living, and generally have things outside of work that they consider higher priorities. 13/ — Eric Hydrick (@erichydrick) Aug 11, 2022 from http://twitter.com/erichydrick via IFTTT

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True Believers are working there for “the mission,” the “part of something important.” They’re the ones most willing to work nights and weekends regularly, and to take pay cuts (or work without pay) because it helps “the mission,” because they believe in what they’re doing. 12/ — Eric Hydrick (@erichydrick) Aug 11, 2022 from http://twitter.com/erichydrick …
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I’m not going to magically feel more fulfilled sitting in a chair at a shared desk (remember when we used to at least have cubicles) than I am at home. I’m likely to feel more tired and anxious to get out because I’ve had to deal with traffic and in-person interactions. 10/ — Eric Hydrick …
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What benefit would I be trading getting by trading at-home time with family away? The things everyone cites to make people “feel like we’re part of something important” is meetings (trust me, those have NOT been reduced since March 2020), and small talk with co-workers. 7/ — Eric Hydrick (@erichydrick) Aug 11, 2022 from http://twitter.com/erichydrick …
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If I were at an office, I’d be reduced to getting a summary of my son’s day after the fact (spoiler alert, it was good, but he didn’t remember anything he did). And what would I get in return? 6/ — Eric Hydrick (@erichydrick) Aug 11, 2022 from http://twitter.com/erichydrick via IFTTT

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What has that “reduced (my) life to?” Yesterday, when I saw the original article, my son and wife made orange sorbet from a @kiwico_inc kit. The day before, they made chocolate ice cream. Both were delicious. I know I was able to try a scoop from my son when they were done. 4/ — Eric …
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