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WealthVsSurvive
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Comment #45608388
The same thing it did in 1944 and 1904. Kill fascists before they kill you.
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Comment #44783933
AI is now most of Hackernews, so the internet is now talking ghosts.
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Comment #44783926
It's called domestic terrorism.
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Comment #44783902
We should take all the money away from Petey T and the treason bunch, then.
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Comment #44783877
Thats a funny way of saying killed with obvious malicious intent.
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Comment #44469129
He's an Ai marketing scheme by some y-combo felons. Top-to-bottom, pre-planned commercial to distract from the copyright issues central to everyone's mind, the recent ruling on whi…
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Comment #42291633
"Ghost jobs." Would anyone even notice, if this is already occurring currently?
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Comment #42277005
The short answer is that a house is no longer a place to live, but an abstract financial asset. The problem with divorcing occupation and use from finance and ownership concerns re…
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Comment #32972102
I said democratic, so yes, Venezuela. Seems like the #1 undisputed world's largest oil reserve country would do absolutely fine, if they weren't actively under NATO embargo, using …
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Comment #32963266
Hey I've got an idea, let's artificially restrict the flow of USD currency behind oligopolists, then double-dip and own the company that makes it slightly easier to transact. Can I…
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Comment #32963202
Have we tried nationalizing coal, oil, and gas, and having a democracy so we don't get any more local coups from the financial hegemonic masters of said resources?
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Comment #32963178
Everything you're describing would be ideal for management, but creating ideal outcomes and utility isn't the point of why we work in the US.
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Comment #32938777
Forest, meet trees: my numbers are higher, so all the things humans find important that are the very foundation of the number being important don't matter.
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Comment #32938415
It is first and foremost a story by a man that wished he had died with his sister, instead of surviving similar events of the story. Because if he had died, he couldn't go on to re…
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Comment #28669920
It's called depression, not burnout. It's an evolutionary response to factors in your life that lead you towards thanatos and away from eros, allowing you the super-power of obsess…
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Comment #28669696
Are the owners not also, extremely replaceable, moreso than the engineers? I think so.
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Comment #28669676
Have you considered that perhaps you're kept middle-to-low-upper-class not because you're special, but because you'll espouse these exact beliefs?
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Comment #28644046
In the simplest terms, there is more murder because there is less trust. Monetary, personal, institutional, future, material: true or not, the perception is enough.
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Comment #28606066
A scene graph with script and domain-specific simplifications is a useful tool. It was basically Hypercard v2. Wish parts of the model were integrated into Web standards.
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Comment #28558287
Yes, I'd like to know exactly what part of our current US government is tenable even from within. The only office I can think of is the unitary executive. The Senate was created in…
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Comment #28525237
Anyone else reading the NATO-ally scare of China's corporate social credit system as an attempt to discredit democratic feedback into our social structures?
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Comment #28426363
It's not. You're mistaking the will to live and prosper with envy. People are correctly identifying all across the world that centers of power and capital are objectively worsening…
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Comment #28387173
Nullify the jury of the people with the pitchforks.
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Comment #27987056
Too many bubble-products, too many companies, too much brittle ground to stand on for a career that requires deep learning and bearing the total cost of that. It's not worth it aft…