UWP apps are also broken . If you linked your . net account it will also lead to some problem and , iirc , you can ' t unlink the account after . <| sep |> I am arguing in favor of Basic Income . Basic income , for me , is about the freedom to hold any point of view and argue for it , without having to worry about losing your ability to live a decent life as you define it . <| sep |> There really ain ' t any evidence of this team wanting to pull it off in the 2 nd half . Even with what ' s happened in the past . <| sep |> You can add the artwork in the description sectioning . That would work best <| sep |> I said depending on the index and time scale . Japan ' s continuous financial crisis is actually a kind of stability , and it ' s been growing the last couple of years , at about the same rate as the US . Look at the two graphs again . They both start in the lower left and end in the upper right . They ' re basically the same shape , with Japan having a higher variance . And the right end is missing some data , because as I said , Japan is on an upswing . If you invest in a company that does not put shareholders first , that is baked into the stock price as well . The change from one to the other may upset you , but the rules by which the board operates , and your lack of control of the board , means you bought into that possibility as well . Basically , whatever happens , you paid for it . As long as they didn ' t lie to you when they bought , and the change was announced under the normal rules , you have only yourself to blame for not knowing what you were buying . And yes , it costs way less for an investor to change which horse he ' s gambling on than it does for an employee to move . And employees don ' t just lose their hourly pay . Many are bought into the structure , politics , and profit participation of the company , and lose a lot of future value when they quit , so it ' s not just the large cost barrier of being unemployed .