Could that possibly be a bad sounding thing that turns out to be a good thing? I am not familiar with Australian labor issues.

For adults who depend on these kind of jobs to pay the bills, I cannot see this as a good thing in anyway.

If you are having difficulty navigating a project because it has many modules, I really don't think that is an argument for disavowing whatever best practices. Rather, it is more of an argument against whomever organized the code base in a way that they like and you don't.

I would say that they influence my behavior more than many other forms of advertising, but I don't necessarily care about them.

I should be typing this from a recliner.

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/07/consumerpriceindex.... https://www.thestreet.com/opinion/cpi-manipulation-has-exace...

A little over a decade ago, I washed dishes for $7.25/hr. I applaud the wage hike, heh.

What does he misunderstand about the point of UBI?

The U means that you still get your monthly basic income even if you work. With unemployment working earns you 10-20% more. With UBI working earns you 105-115% more.

Is that true that most require this? I know people living in two different states on unemployment, and, to my knowledge, they aren't doing this.

It varies by state. There's currently no work search requirement to receive UI benefits in California, for instance.

Asset inflation, I assume?