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RealityNow

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About RealityNow

Let's implement a basic income and free the wage slaves.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qX0c60Ldwgs

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    Comment #21155347

    Yea I didn't even mention my prior job. They had a mandatory 9:30am attendance meeting that they called "standup", and if I showed up 5 minutes late my manager would joke about it …

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    Comment #21155307

    Yes, I was consistently late for a software engineering job where 95% of my productive time was spent in front of a computer and "lateness" was arbitrarily defined by upper manager…

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    Comment #21144650

    PIP isn't a pink slip at all companies. I once got a PIP when working at a mid-sized corporation. Fortunately my performance wasn't an issue, they just didn't like that I was frequ…

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    Comment #21050822

    You're being pedantic and ignoring the whole point of the article.

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    Comment #20015668

    This is extremely disturbing, not to mention so ironic that a self-proclaimed "communist" regime is torturing and kidnapping communist activists. We can debate Marxism here in the …

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    Comment #15602551

    I think it has less to do with merely growing the money supply, and more to do with preventing and quickly recovering from crashes. The Great Depression was exacerbated and prolong…

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    Comment #15571048

    Mass transit in America is terrible, period (outside of maybe Manhattan, despite the fact that our subway has been getting worse and is in dire need of upgrading). America sucks at…

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    Comment #15536870

    Well that sucks. Guess those videos are probably gone forever.

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    Comment #15530777

    My Youtube account got banned 10 years ago with videos on it I made as a teen that are now gone forever. 7 years ago or so I had tried emailing their customer support which of cour…

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    Comment #15510776

    It helps anybody who's underpaid. One being underpaid doesn't imply or even suggest that one was discriminated against. I was underpaid my first job, and it wasn't due to discrimin…

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    Comment #15505566

    Do what you enjoy, and don't be afraid to venture outside of software development. At the end of the day, not everyone obtains fulfillment out of staring at a computer screen all d…

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    Comment #15505544

    Calling this a gender issue is like saying "we're raising the minimum wage to help women". The law benefits male employees just as much as it benefits women. Lawmakers and PR teams…

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    Comment #15373720

    It's absolutely absurd that "arrest quotas" are even a thing in America. The job of the police in most first world countries is to protect the people, not make arrests for ludicrou…

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    Comment #15371134

    Welfare is capped at a maximum of 5 years, and unemployment insurance - which you don't qualify for if you quit your job - is capped at even less. Meanwhile student loan payments p…

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    Comment #15210516

    I had thought you were saying that American food is better than Japanese food, my mistake. Yea as much as I love Japanese food, I wouldn't agree with the statement that NYC's best …

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    Comment #15209207

    As someone who's also lived in NYC and been to Japan extensively, Japan's fast food and mid-level cuisine is a hell of a lot tastier and healthier than America's. Wrote a bit about…

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    Comment #15209105

    I much prefer Japanese fast food as it's significantly more delicious and healthier. Go into any convenience store and you can get a tasty and healthy onigiri for $1, or a little b…

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    Comment #15202673

    Either way, we need to move to electronic voting eventually, and inevitably will. The reason being that our political system is broken, and the people don't feel represented. In th…

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    Comment #15194807

    What is up with this societal mentality that the employee is beneath the employer, and the employer has the license to be rude and it's the employee's job to accommodate their bull…

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    Comment #15194703

    You would need a hash to verify the transaction, and hashes wouldn't be publicly tied to one's identity. Thus if I claim that a hash represents me, then there'd be no way for anybo…

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    Comment #15194605

    What's causing the opioid use? I'd imagine the causation goes both ways. Has anybody actually asked these people why they use opioids? Or is it just economists running statistical …

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    Comment #15194364

    You would also need an elaborate operation involving tons of people to hijack a blockchain-based e-voting system. The beauty of blockchain is that anybody could verify their own vo…

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    Comment #15194251

    Pen-and-paper is not observable by anybody. It's a complete black box, and there's no way for me to verify that my vote went through. With a blockchain on the other hand, anybody c…

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    Comment #15192870

    Why can't voting just be done on the blockchain with a public ledger? Any vote could be verified. I'd feel more secure with this than paper ballots, which are very insecure and hav…

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    Comment #15181341

    Central planning dictatorships an universal basic income are totally different. There's no reason that UBI can't be sustainable. And last time I checked, retirees are still receivi…