Rando but not rando
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Profit incentives being involved with public healthcare seems like a really bad idea.
youtu.be/xPwu0v81mgM
#Alberta
youtu.be/xPwu0v81mgM
#Alberta
Danielle Smith's Plan To Destroy Public Healthcare
YouTube video by Steve Boots
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April 9, 2025 at 7:29 AM
Profit incentives being involved with public healthcare seems like a really bad idea.
youtu.be/xPwu0v81mgM
#Alberta
youtu.be/xPwu0v81mgM
#Alberta
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1/6 We're seeing an uptick in scams pretending to be Bluesky or @aaron.bsky.team. These scammers are targeting artists via DMs, trying to take you off-app. Our moderation team is reviewing reports of these scammers and will take down their accounts. Here are some important reminders:
March 28, 2025 at 5:34 PM
1/6 We're seeing an uptick in scams pretending to be Bluesky or @aaron.bsky.team. These scammers are targeting artists via DMs, trying to take you off-app. Our moderation team is reviewing reports of these scammers and will take down their accounts. Here are some important reminders:
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Bluesky is the place for science.
Mike spotted this before the rest of us. 🫡
Publications from 2025 are shared more on Bluesky than on X/Twitter.
Publications from 2025 are shared more on Bluesky than on X/Twitter.
About to talk to medical affairs colleagues, with the news that Bluesky is carrying more posts about new journal publications than X #bluesky #altmetrics #x #xparrot
March 13, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Bluesky is the place for science.
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CEO pay is up 1,085% since 1978, while typical worker pay is up just 24%.
Why do we always hear "we can't afford to pay our workers more" but never "we can't afford to pay our CEO more"?
Why do we always hear "we can't afford to pay our workers more" but never "we can't afford to pay our CEO more"?
March 8, 2025 at 10:02 PM
CEO pay is up 1,085% since 1978, while typical worker pay is up just 24%.
Why do we always hear "we can't afford to pay our workers more" but never "we can't afford to pay our CEO more"?
Why do we always hear "we can't afford to pay our workers more" but never "we can't afford to pay our CEO more"?
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Trickle up economics.
February 20, 2025 at 9:01 PM
Trickle up economics.