You have three minutes to escape the perpetual underclass
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You have three minutes to escape the perpetual underclass
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Re: You have three minutes to escape the perpetual underclass
#2I am betting on being on the right side of the scissors for a while longer.
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#3Hard to take seriously from a guy who has Facebook, Google, and Twitter on his CV.
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#4When there is nothing to lose but your chains … as the saying goes
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#5Hard to take seriously from a guy who has Facebook, Google, and Twitter on his CV.
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#6Hard to take seriously from a guy who has Facebook, Google, and Twitter on his CV.
All inequality is inequity and other hot takes from people of privilege.
Re: You have three minutes to escape the perpetual underclass
#7Hard to take seriously from a guy who has Facebook, Google, and Twitter on his CV.
I noticed an interesting pattern. People who “made it” usually by working high paying jobs for the neofeudal lords, suddenly gain moral compass and tell the rest of us to not work for said neofeudal lords, because “money is not important”, and apparently you can buy a place to live or food to feed your family simply by having principles.
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#8This post seems to be haphazardly proposing that big tech will inevitably make everyone's lives miserable. And by working for them, you are enabling this.
It offers no constructive alternative and the author (yes, I know who he is) seems to have no issue with Google hosting their email.
It's hard to take this too seriously (even if there is some legitimate worry here)
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#9This is a real threat that is not discussed enough. If labor could be completely automated, then the value and political power of workers tends to zero.
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#10Hard to take seriously from a guy who has Facebook, Google, and Twitter on his CV.
I fail to see your point. He's very well traveled is all.