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>potentially fail given the current quality of the output. The question is how big the fail is if you measure it in 3 month increments going back to late 2022.
by WarmWash 7mo ago
>potentially fail given the current quality of the output.
The question is how big the fail is if you measure it in 3 month increments going back to late 2022.
- Aperocky 7mo agofails are beneficial to an economy. If there are no fails, you end up with Soviet Union. As long as there are more amount of success, then it should be net positive.