DerisionConsulting

I haven't seen the process for joining, but Gander doesn't appeal to me in any way shape or form.

It's a product that I don't want, with features that seem like huge negatives, that promotes itself in a way that it feels like an astroturf investment circle-jerk.

One of their main points is that users are verified humans, so they take your ID

I have no desire to join Gander, but the verification isn't about age, it's one of their features.

Most of these articles exist not because of the trans people, but because other people are trying to control them or actively make their lives worse.

Like, if the results were "Canadians could not care any less if Bob wears make-up or not" there likely wouldn't be an article, and the 0.33% of people would get closer to 0.33% of our attention.

But, "Canadians are becoming more hostile towards trans people, which might be a result of politicians using them as a wedge issue", that's an article. Especially when one of the authors is a professor of gender studies, which makes complete sense that they wrote about the answers of these questions.

This survey had a number of questions, mostly not about trans issues.
You can see the questions here: https://www23.statcan.gc.ca/imdb/p3Instr.pl?Function=assembleInstr&lang=en&Item_Id=1543122

Strange Flesh; I'm doing fine.

desktop computer only: https://greatestbear.com/strangeflesh/app/index.html

Kitty history, it's exactly like ours!

https://youtube.com/watch?v=faOUDoRmK_E

It's good as a first degree for some fields that require more than one degree. Philosophy to Law is pretty common, since philosophy forces you to try to think of scenarios in different frameworks, as well as deconstruct arguments and viewpoints.

Philosophy on it's own, does not open up nearby any non-university jobs though

Why are you bringing up immigrants out of no where?

"More" jobs isn't always a good thing.

If a full time position gets removed, and is replaced by 3 people who only get 12 hours a week each, that increases the number of jobs, but isn't really a positive thing.

I know that the apps are all over the place for formatting, butI had thought that all of Lemmy used the same markdown. If you are using the standard webclient, then guess that isn't the case.

The formatting on your post doesn't appear correctly. If you are using an app to access Lemmy, it likely its own mark down that doesn't work outside of that app.

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"I never wanted our breakup to be the reason I finally started prioritizing myself"

They really should've colour-coded things

A more correct answer would be "The Liberal Party currently holds a majority government, and the CBC is funded, and controlled at arms length, by the government."

Please don't post slop.