Dario, Please

"Deaths from economic disruption and loss of jobs is okay" is a curious sentiment, how many deaths can we trace directly back to an economic disruption driven by advancement but then conclude that the economy should thus never change or advancement must be curtailed because it might cause deaths?

I don't even know how to approach such a thing, I can't imagine even in the stereotypical examples like the typewriter becoming obsolete, were any downstream deaths worth it? Or is this a totally nonsensical sentiment to begin with?

Re: Dario, Please

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Post by arm32 » Mon, Sep 14, 2026, 6:34 PM UTC

I agree with everything the author says here, and additionally, semi-off-topic, I'm surprised how quickly we've moved on from talking about Dario's wife's involvement in the Epstein files.

Re: Dario, Please

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Post by tanseydavid » Mon, Sep 14, 2026, 6:47 PM UTC

pipes wrote: post #5

arionhardison wrote: post #4

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Mobb Deep

I can't find the quote in the article (and for anyone wondering which song "shook ones", which is an amazing track).

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First sentence: "This incident has Dario shook, there ain’t no such thing as halfway crooks."

Re: Dario, Please

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Post by cyanydeez » Mon, Sep 14, 2026, 7:24 PM UTC

luxuryballs wrote: post #7

"Deaths from economic disruption and loss of jobs is okay" is a curious sentiment, how many deaths can we trace directly back to an economic disruption driven by advancement but then conclude that the economy should thus never change or advancement must be curtailed because it might cause deaths? I don't even know how to approach such a thing, I can't imagine even in the stereotypical examples like the typewriter bec…

During COVID republicans in America called for economic support by keeping unnecessary commerce.