It gets personal
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A very smart man once said, If t'were done, it is well it t'were done quickly.
In politics, when you've got Big MO, you gitter done. The longer something rattles around in the box, the more opposition you'll tend to have.
In the case of cuts, corporate or government, you cut fast and hard. Sometimes, you have to adjust the cuts later, but that's usually easier than the paralysis of analysis.
@Jolly said in It gets personal:
A very smart man once said, If t'were done, it is well it t'were done quickly.
In politics, when you've got Big MO, you gitter done. The longer something rattles around in the box, the more opposition you'll tend to have.
In the case of cuts, corporate or government, you cut fast and hard. Sometimes, you have to adjust the cuts later, but that's usually easier than the paralysis of analysis.
Ah, but Macbeth was speaking of murder, not cost cutting.
"The intelligent man who is proud of his intelligence is like the condemned man who is proud of his large cell." Simone Weil
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A very smart man once said, If t'were done, it is well it t'were done quickly.
In politics, when you've got Big MO, you gitter done. The longer something rattles around in the box, the more opposition you'll tend to have.
In the case of cuts, corporate or government, you cut fast and hard. Sometimes, you have to adjust the cuts later, but that's usually easier than the paralysis of analysis.
@Jolly said in It gets personal:
A very smart man once said, If t'were done, it is well it t'were done quickly.
In politics, when you've got Big MO, you gitter done. The longer something rattles around in the box, the more opposition you'll tend to have.
In the case of cuts, corporate or government, you cut fast and hard. Sometimes, you have to adjust the cuts later, but that's usually easier than the paralysis of analysis.
Great. What have they actually cut?
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All told, more than 30,000 federal employees were fired in recent weeks after the Trump administration directed a mass purge of probationary staff.
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@Jolly said in It gets personal:
A very smart man once said, If t'were done, it is well it t'were done quickly.
In politics, when you've got Big MO, you gitter done. The longer something rattles around in the box, the more opposition you'll tend to have.
In the case of cuts, corporate or government, you cut fast and hard. Sometimes, you have to adjust the cuts later, but that's usually easier than the paralysis of analysis.
Ah, but Macbeth was speaking of murder, not cost cutting.
@Mik said in It gets personal:
@Jolly said in It gets personal:
A very smart man once said, If t'were done, it is well it t'were done quickly.
In politics, when you've got Big MO, you gitter done. The longer something rattles around in the box, the more opposition you'll tend to have.
In the case of cuts, corporate or government, you cut fast and hard. Sometimes, you have to adjust the cuts later, but that's usually easier than the paralysis of analysis.
Ah, but Macbeth was speaking of murder, not cost cutting.
Well, it is job death for some ...
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A big diabetes study canceled.
Like ours, Columbia was the lead but it funds many centers, in this case over 2 dozen.
@jon-nyc said in It gets personal:
A big diabetes study canceled.
And yet we can still afford a new study regarding the link between fucking autism and vaccines.
I was only joking
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@jon-nyc said in It gets personal:
A big diabetes study canceled.
And yet we can still afford a new study regarding the link between fucking autism and vaccines.
@Doctor-Phibes said in It gets personal:
@jon-nyc said in It gets personal:
A big diabetes study canceled.
And yet we can still afford a new study regarding the link between fucking autism and vaccines.
POTD
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@Doctor-Phibes said in It gets personal:
@jon-nyc said in It gets personal:
A big diabetes study canceled.
And yet we can still afford a new study regarding the link between fucking autism and vaccines.
POTD
@Renauda said in It gets personal:
@Doctor-Phibes said in It gets personal:
@jon-nyc said in It gets personal:
A big diabetes study canceled.
And yet we can still afford a new study regarding the link between fucking autism and vaccines.
POTD
What is the point of this? Can anybody think of a rationale? Other than buying off RFK, obviously.
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All told, more than 30,000 federal employees were fired in recent weeks after the Trump administration directed a mass purge of probationary staff.
@Copper said in It gets personal:
All told, more than 30,000 federal employees were fired in recent weeks after the Trump administration directed a mass purge of probationary staff.
Keep up! They have been rehired since what Trump did was not legal. Now they're getting paid to play golf! (or whatever they do on paid leave)
25,000 employees... costing us $8 million per day. So much winning!
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Update: with Columbia’s deal with the administration they’re slated to get the grant back. We did float all the sites for about 3 months so they could continue doing patient visits within the window prescribed by the study protocol. But we’ll not be on the hook for the next year+
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J jon-nyc referenced this topic
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@jon-nyc said in It gets personal:
A big diabetes study canceled.
And yet we can still afford a new study regarding the link between fucking autism and vaccines.
@Doctor-Phibes What an incredible funding opportunity! Nothing like funding initiatives to "prove" something true. Certainly no confirmation bias baked in there . . . not to mention a hypothesis already rejected ad nauseam. "This time we'll prove it right, if we just give enough money to the 'right' group'!"
