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Kaiyou
7y ago
You use the Terminators to pretend to be real people and than vote for other Terminators. You take over every country in the world without anyone noticing it even happened.
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Kaiyou
7y ago
Still better than everyone starving.
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Kaiyou
7y ago
Yes, it's like a movie series. It's Die Hard 2. That's one name, not two, "2" and "Die Hard", but one: "Die Hard 2".
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Kaiyou
7y ago
Huh, where I'm from the 24th of December is Christmas. The 25th is the day after Christmas.
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Kaiyou
7y ago
You're thinking of street and house number as two things. Germans don't. Or at least I don't. Your approach makes as much sense as picking movie titles with numbers at the end apart into two things.
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Kaiyou
7y ago
You're stranded on an uninhabited island and got a robot army fulfilling your every wish. ...why again do you need customers?
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Kaiyou
7y ago
You've pointed out why UBI makes no sense. As the saying goes, if everyone is a millionaire, nobody is. Likewise, if you give everyone $X that amount becomes the new baseline. This is also the reason why it makes no sense to fight weal
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7y ago
That's very nice of them. If I had the means towards that end, I wouldn't hand out welfare like that. In fact, I would probably tend towards the future scenario that was painted in Terminator, only with me controlling the AI, whil
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7y ago
Why wouldn't they be able to profit from it? Didn't humanity profit immensely from creations before intellectual property was invented some three hundred years ago? Like with ships. Or windmills. You're not seriously suggesti
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7y ago
But even then, there is a correct answer. You just don't know which it is. Or are you suggesting that opposing value systems are both correct? Going a step back and looking at what you think society should be optimized for is also just
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7y ago
There is always a right answer. It's jut not guarenteed that you know if it a the right answer.
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Kaiyou
7y ago
How about we establish a right to live then and sue the government when people die of old age, for infringing upon their rights? Makes as much sense.
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Kaiyou
7y ago
Wait, you can't? I can also watch a movie again in my mind.
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Kaiyou
7y ago
Why no pay? Copyright and patents are a pretty new invention in history. Money isn't. Just look how Hollywood developed in the early years by escaping from this whole copyright thing.
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7y ago
No, patents pretty much only enrich someone at the expense of everyone else. Without patents and copyright we could progress much faster. Look how fast China caught up. It's not becaue they respected intellectual property, I can tell y
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7y ago
Aren't there cow-milking-machines out there automating the cow milking process? Wouldn't be surprised if there were dairy farms without anyone knowing how to actually milk a cow by hand.
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7y ago
I'm only looking inside the man page if searching online fails me. I'm surprised how often I find answers inside a man page, but not on the internet. It doesn't feel right.
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7y ago
It's a story about a hairdryer going awry four years after it was bought. This isn't something I would even bother amazon with, it's on the manufacturer. If it was within the first year I'd expect amazon to get me a new
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Kaiyou
7y ago
Trust. If something happens, I know amazon got my back. Unless they betray my trust, I will continue shopping on amazon.
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7y ago
It's also a nightmare to search for a HDD of a certain size. Other sizes of HDDs will be mixed in, no matter how you search. Same thing for TVs of a certain size.
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7y ago
The GameCube had at least one game that was online only: Phantasy Star Online III. And you're telling me a generation later was still too early? Heck, in Japan, both the N64 and the SNES had online capabilities through additional hardw
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Kaiyou
7y ago
Things would be so much simpler if they start at 0, but with 0 being reserved for the length the array is supposed to have.
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Kaiyou
7y ago
Why do you want to steal money from wealthy people through taxes? Isn't the problem poor people and shouldn't solutions aim to get them to create wealth?
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Kaiyou
7y ago
Why is inequality a problem that needs rebalancing?
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7y ago
Didn't the same thing happen in South Korea with the Prime Minister being a puppet of some cult or such? What he says doesn't sound far-fetched, just unsubstantiated at this point.
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Kaiyou
7y ago
Which doesn't save you from banners stretching around 50% of a given site urging you to accept their cookie policy.
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Kaiyou
7y ago
There's a better way: just don't read news.
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Kaiyou
7y ago
Isn't it always like this. Things written tend to make sense until they contradict your prior knowledge.
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7y ago
Why should they if it meets the letter of the law? Letter of the law is all that counts.
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7y ago
What's so ridiculous, if it wasn't against the law it wouldn't be lawbreaking, thus the source of lawbreaking is an existing law. The critical question is whether the law makes sense.
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