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I want to understand the mind of a rapist.People say that rape is about power, not sex. Cosby illustrates that perfectly. If he had wanted to have lots of sex, he could easily have made that happen without assaulting anyone. He was rich, famous, and powerful. He could have simply asked attractive women to have sex with him, and I suspect dozens and dozens would have practically lined up for the opportunity. What’s more, he could have gone to places where sex work is legal and paid for services - he had plenty of money.But for him, there was something about drugging and assaulting women that was important. I want to know how he got that way. What is it about dehumanizing another person that was so important?Why do I want to know? So that we can prevent other people from being this way.

As a Canadian PM, one of my most important jobs is managing the relationship with our southern neighbour. Our economy is massively intertwined and dependent upon theirs, so regardless of the political stripe of whomever sits in the Oval Office, any PM needs to have a constructive working relationship with the President.Obviously there’ll always be areas of greater or lesser disagreement, as between any two countries or leaders, but there is no relationship in the world like the one between us. We enjoy the longest, most peaceful, and mutually beneficial relationship on the planet. Our partnership is based on common history, culture, shared environment and values.Donald Trump was elected on a promise to help the millions of middle-class families who feel left out of the success and progress of the past decades, and, interestingly enough, that is exactly the promise I got elected on, too. We may have different perspectives on solutions and even different ideologies, but I know that we can work together to ensure that we’re creating good jobs and opportunities for our citizens by working together on common issues.Millions of good jobs in Canada AND in the US depend on the smooth, secure flow of goods, services, and people back and forth across our shared border. Indeed, Canada is the top trading partner for most U.S. states, and more than $2.5 billion in two-way trade flows across our shared border every day.Overall, in regards to how I manage this relationship, I know that Canadians expect two things of me as PM. First, that I stand up for the values and principles that Canadians hold dear: things like equality, rights, openness, and compassion. And second, that I ensure good jobs and economic opportunities for Canadians, and that means building on the strong relationship while creating new successes with the US. I will stay focused on doing both those things.

Don't be an "X developer". You're selling yourself short if you define yourself by the technology you most frequently use.If you want a great career as a developer, you need to be well versed in a bunch of different technologies. The best developers I know are effective at multiple layers of the stack... they write code in high-level languages such as Python, drop down to C for performance-intensive stuff, are familiar with HTML, CSS and JavaScript, know when to pick up a new technology like Varnish or Solr, know how to set up a Linux server, know how DNS works, tinker with Objective-C on the side...There's nothing wrong with specialising in one particular programming language, but don't let it define you. The more strings you have in your bow the easier you'll find it to land your ideal job (and the more you'll be able to charge for your services).