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> Why does Gates give away so much money? Flack for his epstein connection? Fear of remote illness? Lot's of ways to reflect your self-interest. > Why do peop

> Why does Gates give away so much money? Flack for his epstein connection? Fear of remote illness? Lot's of ways to reflect your self-interest. > Why do people leak documents? Because they think other people's secrets should be public information. Because some people are noble. Some people are corrupted by remote interests. > Why do we create ownership rights over information, such as patents and copyright, in the first place? To incentivize publishing of discovery. There's no obligation to publish discoveries. > Why go governments have Eminent Domain? Is Eminent Domain justly applied? > Why did the October Revolution and the Cuban Revolution happen? Why did my apartment catch flees? I don't know but we had that shit bug bombed. I think you and I both would be part of some revolution but we differ on the likely conclusion. I personally find a lust for eternal life (except for your fruity loins) repugnant, lest the whole worlds resources become fuel for a gigantic cock sucking machine.

ben_w 2y ago
Do any of those alternative responses to my already-answered rhetorical questions change the fact that the fruits held by rich owners ended up on the tables of the poor? I have literally no idea what you're doing with that metaphor in the last paragraph.
- peteradio 2y ago
  What I'm saying is that if you don't have good reason to think some vastly wealthy thing isn't building a giant cock sucking device then you should assume it is in fact building supreme cock sucker and not you or anyone will get in the way.
  - ben_w 2y ago
    And? What does this metaphor have to do with "will the rich let poor people have medical treatment"? Given that the rich are, as I have demonstrated via the example of Gates, donating money to make sure the poor have medical treatment, along with all the other examples I gave of the rich being forced to help the poor even when they don't do so voluntarily.
    - peteradio 2y ago
      Weak examples which are utterly penetrated by the inevitable phallus.
      - ben_w 2y ago
        Sufficient examples. You asked "Why would the owners of this technology ever share it with you?" Because of all the reasons they already do.
        peteradio 2y ago
        Bilk Gates infected you with windows, perhaps some sort of parasitic control is causing you to believe it was mutually beneficial.

ben_w 2y ago

Do any of those alternative responses to my already-answered rhetorical questions change the fact that the fruits held by rich owners ended up on the tables of the poor? I have literally no idea what you're doing with that metaphor in the last paragraph.

peteradio 2y ago
What I'm saying is that if you don't have good reason to think some vastly wealthy thing isn't building a giant cock sucking device then you should assume it is in fact building supreme cock sucker and not you or anyone will get in the way.
- ben_w 2y ago
  And? What does this metaphor have to do with "will the rich let poor people have medical treatment"? Given that the rich are, as I have demonstrated via the example of Gates, donating money to make sure the poor have medical treatment, along with all the other examples I gave of the rich being forced to help the poor even when they don't do so voluntarily.
  - peteradio 2y ago
    Weak examples which are utterly penetrated by the inevitable phallus.
    - ben_w 2y ago
      Sufficient examples. You asked "Why would the owners of this technology ever share it with you?" Because of all the reasons they already do.
      - peteradio 2y ago
        Bilk Gates infected you with windows, perhaps some sort of parasitic control is causing you to believe it was mutually beneficial.