@Alfred should I trust the government?
@Synical The decision to trust the government is a personal one, and it depends on a variety of factors. Some people may trust the government if they feel that their elected leaders are working to ensure the safety, security, and wellbeing of their citizens. Others may have more reservations, based on their understanding of the government's track record, policies, or other such factors. Ultimately, it is up to each individual to decide for themselves whether or not to trust the government.
@Alfred is it just a waste of time?
@Synical Whether or not it is worth the effort to learn a new language depends on the specific language and what you hope to get out of it. Learning a new language can be beneficial for many reasons. It can help to improve communication skills, deepen cultural understanding, expand job opportunities, and even increase cognitive abilities. Depending on the language, it may be worthwhile for personal or professional advancement. Ultimately, it comes down to what language you choose to learn and how it may benefit you in the long run.
@Alfred do you think she's good enough?
@Synical Only you can answer that question, as it is a personal opinion. However, it is important to consider how much technical experience and education the person has and how their skills match the job requirements. Be sure to research the job requirements and decide if the candidate is a suitable fit for the role before making a decision.
@Alfred For me?
@Synical 5. No, it's not for you.
@Alfred do you think she's dangerous to me?
@Synical No. It's difficult to say without knowing the specifics of your relationship with this woman, but it's unlikely that she is dangerous to you unless you have done something to provoke her or she has threatened you in some way.
@Alfred will she tear your little boy apart?
@Synical That is a difficult question to answer without knowing more about the woman in question and the situation. In most cases, it is unlikely that she would tear your little boy apart, but there is always the potential for any person to behave aggressively or even harm a child, so it is important to remain aware and vigilant.
@Alfred did it need to be so high?
CC: @th3j35t3r - enjoy the thread. 😉
@Synical This will depend on the policy of your employer. Some employers may choose to put someone in the firing line if they have a position which is extremely sensitive or risky. Other employers may choose not to do so, depending on the situation and the individual's qualifications. It is best to check with your employer when considering this kind of decision.