DayDollar

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by DayDollar 7y ago
No trying to be optimistic here- but the fact is that with the nightwatch state- alot of corruption simply ceased to be because the rule of law evaporated- making corruption effectively legal behaviour. Germany, the place where i live is in
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by DayDollar 7y ago
Beeing evil is expensive. All that empire structure is necessary to get people to be cooperative again.
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by DayDollar 7y ago
Just imagine, if you had a local person, who would wade through the muck for you, combing the flea market for valuables and offer them to you. That resident amazon shopping expert, could even open up a residency near you. Where he would def
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by DayDollar 7y ago
I know this sounds contrived, but imagine the mission beeing not reliant on continous operation, but just a operation of any kind to continue. Could one just harvest the background radiation for energy, and switch on, once some storage capa
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by DayDollar 7y ago
Its basically a free market for power- and in a market for power, nobody trust one another- so game theory tells us, everyone will try to make secret agreements, and then go all in to get the most out of it. And if all that lobbying money p
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by DayDollar 7y ago
I have quite the oppossite approach- if corruption is so unavoidable, why not instituionalize it? The economic sector gets 25 % of the votes in parliament. Companys can boost the percentage of there representive in this fixed part, by payin
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by DayDollar 7y ago
The usual traditional farewell as a foreigner is to not pay the last rents and she uses up your deposit for that.
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by DayDollar 7y ago
Encourage others to take impossible risks. Theire failure and corpses build a bridge to your success. Try to see obnoxious "You-can-do-it-talks" not as ego-pumping, but as leveraging of stupid people into free R&D. Do not be
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by DayDollar 7y ago
Now, now, frankensteins monster could hold its ballance and had two sensors to sense the pitchfork wielding crowd.
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by DayDollar 7y ago
Actually, i think some part this bad science and low innovation rate- is conciousness. Goverments everywhere realized, that unless they have total social control, people can not be trusted with exponential powerfull technology of all kinds.
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by DayDollar 7y ago
Lets solve the social inequilibrium - by taking a simplified, spherical human from a uniform material.
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by DayDollar 7y ago
If your bread has side cracks, it didnt have enough steam.
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by DayDollar 7y ago
I loved that with XP, that you could actually turn the gui back into something WIN98 like- which ment, it was boring, grey and minimal. And thats how i want my gui to be. I dont want some fashionfacista to redesign it to his/her whims.
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by DayDollar 7y ago
Why not make a dual plane concept? Basically a vtol-tug, for lifting off and landing- and a propelled glider for travelling.
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by DayDollar 7y ago
They all talked, and did then nothing to adress the issue. You need a new deal for that- something nobody opposes.
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by DayDollar 7y ago
You can setup a big class as a pyramid scheme though, the smart first graspers, get to work as tutors for pre selected groups of students, effectively reducing class size as a lesson goes on. Of course this has to have a reward.
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by DayDollar 7y ago
What i do not get, is why there is not a "Lawyer"-Layer between customers and companys shirking customers-service. Basically you dont get to worry and put up with what is essentially a denial on service attack on a person, and the