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Comment Re:Better safe than sorry (Score 1) 190

If it emerges again t won't be exactly the same. Best to be prepared ahead of time instead of spending months, or years after it emerges trying to figure it out.
. Meaning we will \have learned more techniques to help us respond to different vectors, not that it will reemerge exactly like something we have in a lab.
plus, there is still a lot to learn fro it that applies to may viruses.

Comment Re:Not about leaks (Score 1) 282

The problem is a lot of these contractor don't run their company(themselves) like a company.

They should be tucking money away, knowing there will be slow periods.
When the slow period arrive, take it easy for a couple of months.
IT's contracting, no different the being a general contractor o you own construciton company.

Comment Re:Question for someone with Legal? (Score 1) 282

That's not what is happening tho'.

Contractor has a very specific meaning, and most companies violate that meaning.

A classic example is as a contractor, you an legally hire someone else to do the work for you. Presumably at a lower rate. You set your hours, and several other things. A lot of companies wont let you do that, as such that actually makes you an employee.

"I wasn't a contractor and had no right to negotiate a contract like that, "
I find that hard to believe. An employee can also negotiate what they do, and their wage.

Comment Re:Classic game theory ? (Score 1) 619

It is in the best interests of the rich to turn an economy into a zero sum game. This happens in all government economic policy don't have regulation in place to stop it.
In the last 25 year, there has been a steady move to get rid of any regulation that tries to limit the players abilities to change it into a zero sum game.
The pubs economic police since Reagan has been to remove equity and regulation in order for the rich to stay in place.

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