Holy shit!!
I love you. <3
If you don't know skull trumpet I don't even know how to talk to you.
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And thank you very much. I like your memes! :)
Yeah but how many do you make though?
Based on this Adobe Stock image of a knight and Wilfredo Rafael Rodriguez Hernandez's picture of the Kent gate from Quebec (Creative Commons).
Orthodox economic thought suggests that in the labor market, whenever wages increase without anything changing in the underlying supply and demand, employment would fall... I don't know about you guys, but I've never been big on religion so I suggest taking that with a grain of salt.
Regardless of your conclusions and what you make of the orthodox argument, it is important to consider the total cost and aggregate risk of a company of hiring a woman vs a man or other genders. If, for example, regulation establishes that women have the right to a different amount of postnatal days off than men, that would be risks that companies would take into account at the moment of deciding who to hire.
Thanks! I love em myself.
I adjusted the brightness, contrast and hue on yours and i think now it actually looks creepy. Thx for the idea and material! :D
Definitely does! Love it!
It's a representation of Shiva I got from rijksmuseum as "king of dance", performing the Tandava, which is "described as a vigorous dance that is the source of the cycle of creation, preservation and dissolution".
In my own personal interpretation, this is to be understood metaphorically as a means to gain awareness about how things come into our lives, run their course, and then eventually end, opening space and possibility for new things to take their place and continue the cycle.
To me it's a reflection about impermanence and renewal. I don't know about that whole past lives thing, but i find the metaphorical concept of death and rebirth being closely tied together cool.
The cosmic background is an upscaled and modified creative commons image.
Darker version for vampires (You know who you are).
Hope you like.
Is it being prepared to do the right thing, whatever the cost? Isn't that what makes a man?
That's why I started with "if". It's not the case here in Chile.