Not exact matches
«
How oxygen is like
kryptonite to titanium.»
Each of us has to figure out our particular brand of
kryptonite and
how to defeat it.
Played by Jesse Eisenberg, this new version of Superman's archenemy is a twitchy fast - talker in a graphic tee and blazer, with shoulder - length hair (yes, they're some luxuriant locks), shooting hoops in LexCorp's in - office basketball court while plotting
how to disrupt superheroics using the scraps of
Kryptonite he's been buying up.
Then one day, we loose the woman of our dreams, and even worse than a piece of
Kryptonite tugging at our necks, we find out just
how weak and vulnerable we really are.
In fact, I specifically identified
Kryptonite as a non-Bitcoin «bet»... and was subsequently frustrated
how badly its (otherwise magnificent) performance trailed many of its (clearly inferior) listed crypto / blockchain peers * which soared along with Bitcoin.
Can you imagine
how much money
Kryptonite would have saved if they only had the foresight to let one of their smarter writers keep a company blog?
We can not (says the court) imprison him or forcibly remove his liberty with any ease (assuming
kryptonite's effects are not easily obtained, used, or scientifically recognised by multiple research - and
how to prove he isn't faking the appearance of more weakness than he has?).
The key is to tell the interviewer
how you take your
kryptonite and make it work for you.
Remember
how I told you the words «I've got a room that could use a little lovin» are like the opposite of
kryptonite to me?