Have you had any experience with that? I keep hearing it, but usage of a credit card is expensive af

Keep it up. Love to see that someone is not as shallow as I initially thought.

Don't question people like that, it's not up to people to disclose private donation to a cause.

Why exactly is it my responsibility to regulate what people share and what not?

Hydrogen indeed makes a shitty accumulator and Trump would make a prison cell look nicer

Would be glad to!

What phantom money?

I mean here that money appear only as a mediator of human relationships. While OP focuses on just salaries, the teacher-student and nurse-patient relationships could be established without it.

How was your teacher not being paid to teach?

Not one teacher, but nearly half of them! It was a small university near research institutes. If a scientist won a grant for their research, they were teaching students for free; if they were struggling financially, the university would register them as teachers for courses that have an unpaid teacher. I understand that it's hard for American folks to imagine, but in Eastern Europe such places still exist.

Finally, what makes a teacher more professional than another?

That should be clear for now. Imagine a person who researches group theory and comes to share their knowledge; and a person who just teaches it. Who do you think is more professional?

Oh yeah, it worked sooo well previously

And yet my most professional teachers were not paid for teaching.

I'm not advocating lowering the paycheck to increase the professionalism; just highlighting how phantom money are in this equation

And what about the smell and sound of cars?

Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise?

I adore how they use mopeds and scooters in Asia

Wait, KDE was developed for BSD?