earljman

# `yarn add -D @netlify/plugin-lighthouse`
# Docs: https://github.com/netlify-labs/netlify-plugin-lighthouse#readme

[[plugins]]
   package = "@netlify/plugin-lighthouse"

   # optional, fails build when a category is below a threshold
   [plugins.inputs.thresholds]
      performance = 0.8
      accessibility = 0.8

earljman

Introduction

A practical use case for my theory of motivation is in categorizing my values. This is especially helpful to forming opinions on highly polarizing topics. (I'll get to the theory later)

Take UBI, for example. One of the many topics that comes down, more or less, to which side of the aisle you stand on. I’m not interested in bogging down the conversation with topics like economics and technology, so I’ll be specific. The aisle that divides us on this topic is the question:

Will our citizens be better off if we give them free money every month?

The Positions

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<SectionTitle>Get in Touch</SectionTitle>
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