As someone who spent the better part of a decade in recruitment. You honestly never know what you get. So you have to take into count as many factors as you can. Education is a commitment, it means you had to go to school, study and prove your knowledge to graduate. Experience is also great, as its more proven skill. Unfortunately both have pit falls in their own ways. The example that pops to mind is i hired two people;one with alot of experience and one with alot of education. The educated one lacked critical problem solving and when a curve ball hit or something that was outside of normalcy she stumbled. The experienced one, always knee what to do on a practical level but lacked detailed workmanship, as she had done jobs so similar for so long instead of following protocol or contacting her supervisor. She would do what she thought was right and stumbled. Experience and education compliment eachother and neither should be undervalued.

Naw im just using X as a variable for any show. That way it seems like im not a bot promoting Netflix.

The more emails released the more the guy seems to be an immature, narcissistic and idiot. Remember this guy thought him and the other pedophiles of the world were the victims. The guy thought/thinks(?) nothing he does is wrong and he’s untouchable. A fortnite account is the least of the bullshit.

I have a friend who in pretty into onlyfans. He treats it as a relationship, has talks about his day with models, dumps life stuff… I dont think its healthy but its a substitute for a SO for him… So id say lonely people do…

I wish this was the case everywhere. We had a controversy maybe 6 years back where Canadian Citizens of Taiwanese lineage were attacked by Chineese international students at the university they all attended for protesting the annexation of Hong Kong. At the time this was huge but im pretty sure it was swept under the rug as international students are a massive market here.