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This is just a random thought on my part, but it feels like it could be an interesting and new way of thinking about AI's impact on our future. Obviously AI will continue to get be…

Peter Thiel is allegedly behind a secretive group of wealthy MAGA donors who want America to be an Aristocracy. The original report was Washington Post, I saw it on YouTube / MSNBC…

This is interesting. I've recently been doing quite a bit of research into what my "future stack" is going to be for backend. MinIO regularly came onto my radar but one heuristic (…

Henry Ford's philosophy was that if he paid his workers a higher wage, they would be able to afford the products they were producing, namely his Model T automobiles. This would, in…

The fact that there is proprietary software running in "open source" mobile phone OSes may not be addressing the source of the problem. Because it seems that by funding a project l…

The one that I had in mind while writing this was a "variation on this theme". Altered Carbon (Netflix, 2018–2020), based on the 2002 novel by Richard K. Morgan. There are a number…

Not sure if the 'No' was to say you disagree. I'm not sure, from reading the rest of your comment, that it is a disagreement. If you care to clarify I'll try to come back to respon…

I think the "elites" you're talking about won't want to leave. They'll want to stick around so they can "have power" and fleece the people that will continue to let them do it. The…

I think "elite" is the wrong term maybe. I think the use of that term is pulling more from how these stories tend to paint the two groups. One being the "haves" the other the "have…

When I contemplate the current state of the US, I can't help but ponder what's happening, and compare it to the message that tends to be embedded in a lot of futuristic sci-fi dyst…

This could have some merit. I do question, though, why someone would spend time gaming a system when they could be living their lives and enjoying their families and friends and ot…

https://www.law.uchicago.edu/lawecon/coaseinmemoriam/problem... > What has become known since as the "Coasean World,"--where rational actors transact freely without need for instit…