Protecting ones business as one sees fit, makes a kind of logical sense. (Easily taken way of the rails by many, but a kind of sense)
That said, the intrusion into non-work hour behavior is garbage.
It's why my account kept getting flagged for suspicious activity and prevented from "earning".
Aside from that is the major irritant.
Is memory management. Most of the "time to delete" or "delete after listen" options don't seem to work consistently.
And don't ever run a VPN and log in. You'll get all the bugs and no more earning.
When I was in medical electronics, NDA's were pretty standard.
When moved over to automotive (service side)
I started finding places that are really concerned with their employees side hustle.
So glad that physics is now an esoteric study.
I suppose.
It'sb also been a hobby horse of spectacle chasing rags since it's beginning.
And smoking constantly.
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The majority is rather boringly explained by the number of STEM related degrees held by the writing staff.
Which sounds like a valid question until you understand the cultist's perspective.
(I said understand, not agree with)
The iron armor of the philosophical Marxist is that all attempts to propel evolution forward toward the enlightened, Communist man has been derailed and failed to arrive at it's end goal.
Therefore, "real Communism has never been tried."
Those communist countries that no one dies trying to get to, will always be considered iterative failures.
As long as that claim is only treated as a punchline by those that have not spent any time reading the source material, the conversation will always stop there.
The issue is utopianism and it's never ending hope vs. reality and a system that is impossible to implement based on core misunderstanding of human nature.
For my own part, I blame Hegel.
This is a healthy perspective.
Being able to rearrange priorities and adapt is far more healthy than clinging to one focus at all costs.