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A lot of people spend most of their lives away from their families and homes that they barely build a community around them. They become visitors of their own homes. Things that used to hold people who live around together don’t do that much anymore. Weddings, funerals conducted 
far from home. Where one builds their house to call home is not where they live. So, you have this group of people who have spent most of their lives away from home for years and suddenly they have to build a home and make it work with those within it and around it.
Kids spend years in boarding schools away from home and holidays are for visiting relatives again away from home. For years & suddenly they get to university and have the new found freedom in their hostels and home becomes somewhere they visit when they can; again AWAY FROM HOME
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Why doesn't @RepDevinNunes or @Jim_Jordan just ask a witness: "Do you know Eric Caramello?"
If Schiff jumps up in arms then he will have outed the whistleblower and HIMSELF for knowing who it is. But since nobody knows their name, what could it hurt?
Why doesn't @RepDevinNunes or @Jim_Jordan just ask a witness: "Do you know Eric Caramello?"
If Schiff jumps up in arms then he will have outed the whistleblower and HIMSELF for knowing who it is. But since nobody knows their name, what could it hurt?
By the way, the Caramello is one of my favorite candy bars!
I figured I should clarify. Isn't Eric the name of the guy who invented the Caramello candy bars? Wish I knew him. 😉
#LateNightThoughts What we're doing at @enjin is a piece of a puzzle. A puzzle that's, quite literally, the future of the human race. That future can be a grim, dark one, where power resides in the hands of the few - or an amazing, bright one, where power is decentralized. ->
-> Here's the funny thing: i'm not sure about the size of our piece of the puzzle, as it's becoming somewhat apparent that the next couple of decades are coming with two key changes: #automation ending jobs - and #gaming creating new ones. ->
-> Which means that a lot (if not most) of value will be created in virtual worlds, and it would be optimal if those are decentralized; a bad ending could be a centralized entity (goverment, corporation or both) seizing and destroying that value. ->
