mas é óbvio que concordou, é assim que enxergam o pobre

Falam que a escala 6x1 é escravidão. Mas nunca se deram conta que trabalham mais de 40% do tempo só para pagar impostos. Ou seja, dos 6 dias, quase 3 días só pra pagar o SUS gratuito! Sim, você é escravizado, mas nunca foi pelo seu patrão!

Brazil has officially entered it’s Russian joke moment. A man is on a street corner in Moscow yelling “The president is an idiot “ Police surround him and handcuff him. They say “it is illegal to insult President Putin” He says “You don’t understand I mean the Ukrainian president, Zelensky, he is the one I was insulting “ The police captain says “you can’t fool us, everyone knows who the idiot is”

Mas o problema é a página café com teu pai

Brazil: Canadian wokeism, Mexican violence, Norwegian taxes, Montenegrino work ethic & Somali public services.

Part 2. A hospital in India can take someone who has been blind for years and give them their sight back in six minutes. It costs less than a pizza. And they have done it 6.8 million times. The hospital is called Aravind. It was started in 1976 by a man named Govindappa Venkataswamy, known as Dr. V. He was 58, had just been forced to retire, and his hands were crippled by arthritis so bad he could barely hold a pen. He had scalpels custom-made for his twisted fingers and still performed over 100,000 eye surgeries in his life. Two years before he retired, Dr. V walked into a McDonald’s for the first time. He looked at the menu, looked at the assembly line in the back, and came out with an odd idea. He would sell cataract surgeries the way McDonald’s sold burgers. So he mortgaged his house. His brothers and sisters pooled their life savings. He opened an 11-bed clinic in Madurai. Then he flew to Chicago and enrolled in Hamburger University, the actual McDonald’s training program, to learn how the assembly line worked. At Aravind, cataract surgery is broken into small steps. Nurses prep one patient while the surgeon operates on another. Each surgeon switches between two tables. The operation itself takes about six minutes. So far Aravind has seen 55 million patients and done 6.8 million surgeries. More than half of those patients paid nothing. Not a rupee. The ones who can pay subsidize the ones who cannot. A surgery at Aravind costs between $40 and $125 depending on the lens. In the US, Medicare pays about $1,766 for the same operation. Aravind also has better results. Their complication rate is 1.5%, and serious eye infections happen in about 2 out of every 10,000 surgeries. Most American hospitals are not that good. They built their own lens factory too, called Aurolab. Imported lenses were costing hundreds of dollars each, so Aurolab makes them for around ten. Today Aurolab produces roughly 10% of the world’s eye lenses and ships to 160 countries. Every year, Aravind sends doctors and nurses out to rural villages for 2,500 eye camps. They screen people who have been blind for years, bus them to the hospital, operate on them, and bus them back home seeing. Dr. V died in 2006. His family still runs Aravind. Harvard Business School has been teaching the story as a case study since 1993. I still do not see it in my feed. A 58-year-old with crippled hands walked into a McDonald’s. Fifty years later, 6.8 million blind people can see.

The fake urgency created in corporate life for absolutely no reason is one of the worst things humans have invented.

El voto no debería ser un derecho; debe ser un privilegio ganado tras pasar un examen básico de economía y civismo. Si no entiendes cómo funciona un presupuesto, no deberías decidir el futuro de un país

It's crazy to me how Robin Hood is now popularized as "stealing from the rich to give to the poor" (Socialist messaging) In reality, Robin Hood stole back the taxes that a cruel leader unjustly levied against the population (Anti-socialist messaging)

Guardando las frutas por separado, porque en esta casa no se tolera la infidelidad.

i know it's a meme, but fuck me, he pressed the button and he actually fixed *everything* i wonder how much beauty is just sitting there hidden behind our fear to punish 1% of criminals

Chega

Atenção: Esse ano um homem de idade, com bafo de cachaça, vai oferecer novamente uma picanha para o seu churrasquinho. É muito importante que você não acredite nele.

Daiane apitou muito bem, Gustavo Marques foi machista. Indiscutível. Mas se 30 minutos depois o cara reconhece o erro (mediante pressão, ok) se põe a pensar e vem a público admitir, e o massacre continua, estamos mesmo construindo uma ponte pra melhoria do todo?

This is a key point: the idea that imprisoning criminals won’t reduce crime tacitly assumes that there’s some kind of crime quota, and other people will start assaulting strangers if we lock up the people currently doing it.