ArchieScrivener

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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
We The People are simply no longer represented. Do the math on historic representation ratios and you'll quickly see the first consolidation (long before corporate or bureaucratic) was Representation. We are about 6500 Reps shy of an a
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
So drinking turpentine will cure my homosexuality?
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
Hey man, trust the science.
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
None of these companies are serious businesses. They are either researchers out of their depth in transforming their work into economically stable products or they are inept CEO scammers pretending that how you sell something is more import
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
Thanks for the numbers!
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
How much money did the CFPB actually give back to wronged consumers?
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
>US Court of Appeals Call me when the only court that matters makes a move.
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
Reads like an intro to a Portlandia remake, only its 2010 nostalgia mixed with heavy handed Reddit-tier remembrances and jibes. Your 'social media' purity is still some network engineers bastardization of bits. Forums, Usenet, irc
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
California and Colorado do not get to govern out of state residence, thats interstate commerce and its federal domain, period. The time is coming where we will unseat legislative traitors who use EU/Old World manipulations in the USA.
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
Those are 100% always bots. Pretend all you want the iPhone bot farms are just for social media.
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
You are 100% wrong. You listed entitlements. National Defense is half of all discretionary spending. Homeland Security is less than 1/6th the budget of DoD alone.
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
The USA showed itself to be a Command Economy that uses 'private enterprise' as a fascade of legitimacy during Covid. Without government spending, employment, and contracts, the USA would be net negative growth. Now the DoD, who a
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
There are some great movies that deal with this: Wall Street, The Firm, The Big Short, Suicide Kings, Michael Clayton, among others. One can even consider the never ending Ethics classes in college an ironic form of corruption that never te
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
We should make Mein Kampf available, too? Anarchist Cookbook?
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
Why the myspace music?
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
What about Jack's latest Bitchat? Seems free of ISP control.
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
'You must be 13 years old or older to create an account on this forum.' Yeah, sure. Whatever you say, Jack.
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
God speed, Metal Man.
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
Many many many people warned against this step, the same people that told you not to let the gov. into healthcare, but the same people didn't listen and we are left with degrading outcomes. Funny how the people that didn't listen
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
British reporting on American news is barf retarded.
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
As opposed to what, nuclear energy, airplane traffic, people directing 2 ton vehicles? Get over your bs.
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
Good, who cares. Autonomous driving is an absolute waste of time. We need autodrone transport for civilian traffic. The skies have been waiting. In before, 'but it is a regulation nightmare...'
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
Are people reading this or just up voting the title? Sounds like someone who screwed up their life, likely by being stubborn, and doing a lot of drugs, which doesn't take knowing how to code to pull off. Reads like a love letter to mis
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
Very low. I didn't say French Revolution. Political swing away from capitalism towards socialism.
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
Until you get firms willing to take on the risk and remove the human element. That is a hell of a war chest for fighting actionable incidents.
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
Correct, which is why we will have the first worldwide revolution as people realize their democracies are fake, they are simply enslaved by capitalists; which is exactly what they told us Commies would do.
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
Yeah bro, its been three years. We are just beginning. We will replace the vast majority of professional service workers in 10 years including lawyers as Ai shifts to local and moves away from the cloud.
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by ArchieScrivener 7mo ago
In the USA at least, we need a nation specific intranet where everyone on it is verified citizens and businesses where the government cant buy your data but instead is tasked with protecting it, first and foremost, from itself. No more for
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by ArchieScrivener 8mo ago
Nonsense releases. Until they allow for medical diagnosis and legal advice who cares? You own all the prompts and outputs but somehow they can still modify them and censor them? No. These 'Ai' are just sophisticated data collectio
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by ArchieScrivener 8mo ago
How is this not the primary use case for a Blockchain? Of all the nonsense blockchains have been used for, this one actually makes sense. Just need a layer like Lightning with high throughput, and equally distribute network costs across the

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