jealousy

There's always this undertone of contempt and jealousy from some Japanese users whenever anything Korean is mentioned.

And that condition is scarcity and fear of death and pain and jealousy and constant competition from competing tribes.

If someone were to receive 10%, there would be a lot of jealousy and unrest.

In office and colleges where competition among peers is intense and zero-sum, jealousy overtakes admiration.

She was overcome with jealousy at our ability to quickly respond to changing market conditions.

No matter how expertly this is pulled of, human jealousy is still a risk.

I would not call that jealousy, but rather a rational decision regarding the social impact that ones work has.

Better to give everyone the same % raise, out of your pocket, then create a reason for jealousy and other silliness within the company.

There's zero upside and lots of downsides - jealousy, people asking for money, awkward conversations, competition in your niche skillset, etc.

As a UK citizen, I'm full of jealousy and saddened by the fact that we're probably further away from legalisation than ever.

It is a pathological lack of ambition taken to its logical conclusion, and weaponized by jealousy of those who feel that, yes, something might be done.

There is sometimes a certain amount of jealousy too but generally they are well accepted and act as tutor for their friends and leaders in group projects.

In this sense, Escher is a subject of ultimate jealousy for any "serious" artist while simultaneously being one of contempt for his popularity.

This is exactly what happens: jealousy and people thinking that they somehow deserve the money more than the person making more...blaming of on "sexism"

Watch jealousy turn to desire when you get a text message (another girl??), and say, "Oh - I just saved someone's life.

Summary: "no commercial use" is impractical and counter productive; giving something (digital) away for free and then telling people not to resell it, is a misguided form of jealousy.