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> Next up is to incrementally pair it with a social credit score Which part of “unconditional” do you not understand?
by perfunctory 6y ago
> Next up is to incrementally pair it with a social credit score
Which part of “unconditional” do you not understand?
- HPsquared 6y agoPolicies have a habit of changing over time.
- perfunctory 6y agoBy this logic we should never ever make any new policies lest they evolve into something undesirable.
- mamon 6y agoI think all libertanians would agree with that logic :) In theory you should be able to come up with some minimal necessary set of laws and policies, pass apropriate parlimentary bills once, and after that parliament becomes unncecessary, or maybe it just gathers in session once a year, to evaluate the need for new laws. Also, to encourage long-term thinking it should be written into Constitution that any new law passed can only take effect 10 years after it was passed, not sooner.
- phaemon 6y agoJust like software development then?
- steve76 6y agoBingo! Leave people alone. If you want to give people money, make it yourself first. Then you are free to give it all away to serial murderers and junkies and cartel members and prostitutes and white collar crooks and drunken mobs that burn down my home all you want.
- jakeogh 6y agoBy your logic we should ignore some of the most obvious psychological properites of humans AND pretend there isnt billions+ $ spent on studying and exploiting exactly that. The income tax was temporary. Right? Consider someone hired to normalize something that is already being done. You dont need to tell them. Just pay them. Current example: https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/hunting-humans-set-become-big-8244649 https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/hunting-humans-set-... Heck make movies about it. Pro/con is irrelevant in the early stages.
- jakeogh 6y agoReal. https://archive.fo/tOXxh https://archive.fo/tOXxh