Posts by workingclass
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Greats who never won a Grammy:
ABBA
BJORK
The Beach Boys
Bob Marley
Diana Ross
Iggy Pop
Jimi Hendrix
NAS
Notorious BIG
Patty Smith
QUEEN
The Ramones
TUPAC
The Who
Even if BTS never win grammy, they are still in legendary company.
As I was copying this list, I noticed that is is mostly non-american acts or POC. BTS has at least 2 hurdles to overcome to get to that grammy.
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Most nudity seem gratuitous no matter how "artistic" they try to frame it. No one really wants to see nudity, especially if the person isn't attractive. When I saw Prete a porter, I thought the nude supermodels didn't look as good naked as they normally do in clothes. It was also a bad movie in general.
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In my opinion, it is similar to kids music like Baby Shark. You eventually outgrow it because a catchy beat and repetitive lyrics just won't cut it anymore. Sure they will always be fun but as you get older you are more likely to listen to music that are more relatable and evoke a more personal experience. You have less time to waste so you want to enjoy what you make time for. Being able to engage the audiences emotions, intellect, and desires is what makes TV, movies, books, and music popular.
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The entire BTS discography is about being relatable and sincere. Both things that aren’t common in kpop. BTS were never about being woke, they were writing about their experiences and their journey. I personally prefer the more emo journey they had when they were struggling but the brighter happier journey they are experiencing right now connects with more people.
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I still don’t trust YouTube.
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Do you follow Andrew Yang?
https://www.forbes.com/sites/q…-the-gap/?sh=7d70a9fe204b
If you don't, he's pretty spot on with this issue. I would look into it if you have time.Yeah I agree with a lot of his points. He would be as good of a president as any but the US isn't ready.
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That is capitalism for you. In all seriousness, I don't think manufacturing overseas is the biggest issue but the integration of automation in the manufacturing process.
Let me give you this case:
Ultrafine polishing injection mold is an industry that hasn't incorporated automation yet due to it being intricate work. In that industry, there is a lack of talent because of younger generations not wanting to work in the field. So I'm currently working on a project to fix that problem. But it's projected, if the work is automated, the industry will be saturated with talent because automation will take away many jobs.
Even in a country like China, they are outsourcing a lot of their manufacturing to countries in the middle east and Africa. It's because as a nation develops, no one wants to do the tough labor. In turn, it'll lead to a lack of talent so the businesses need integration automation. Well, if they integrate automation... the robots take over human labor. Thus, there will be a lack of manufacturing jobs.My point is that by moving so many low skilled jobs that paid decently overseas, they left a lot of workers unemployed and unemployable. These workers needed those jobs because they can't get any other jobs. There are a lot of people who don't have the capability or motivation/circumstances to seek higher learning or training.
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Corporate America moving manufacturing overseas due to cheap labor and costs is part of the reason why disability and unemployment are rising. I see a lot of these people in my work and they are able to get only low skilled jobs but those jobs don't pay enough to live on. The US is heading towards a economic meltdown that will involve a lot of violence.