NemoNobody

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by NemoNobody 4y ago
Don't forget how it all went down for Croesus
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by NemoNobody 4y ago
I've thought a lot about free will and have determined that because what we choose is still what becomes real, even if all choices are pre-determined, a simple 1 out of 3 choice scenario allows for a fair degree of free will, albeit wi
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by NemoNobody 4y ago
You hit on a huge topic here - and you pointed out the paragraph discard I think AI will ultimately force us to realize that we don't fully understand what makes us sentient - our current understanding of mind is inadequate. I do not b
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by NemoNobody 4y ago
It should be my right to go bankrupt buddy - that's the part that proves this is fucked. I've watched so many business owners take on debt with the intent of going bankrupt - that's happening every single day. I was ignorant,
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by NemoNobody 4y ago
My 2017 PH-1 running vanilla Android 9 played this without a single issue. Not only new phones - feels future to me
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by NemoNobody 4y ago
Kids in Roblox, Fortnite and Minecraft have all built a better metaverse than Zuck. I've had more fun playing super basic Roblox games with my nephews than I can imagine myself ever having with meta. Zuck's metaverse feels like th
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by NemoNobody 4y ago
This is great - so simple but I played for awhile. Love the Straw Hat I was just checking this on my PH-1 from 2017 and it played very well. I was running around for a bit before I realized how amazing that was. Ran it right from HN
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by NemoNobody 4y ago
No, I was tricked into this debt and I can't go bankrupt on it. I love that my choice to be poor is a flex tho - thats rich. I refuse to pay those that took advantage of my youthful ignorance for the rest of my life.
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by NemoNobody 4y ago
Richest guys I've met drove a Buick, lived in a rather plain house and wore everyday normal boomer clothes.
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by NemoNobody 4y ago
So people trade time with their families for accolades and an easy office chair? I wouldn't trade a single day I've spent with my nephews - for any amount of money. Years from now, I doubt you'd even sell your memory of the
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by NemoNobody 4y ago
For the record YOU, Reader, are going to be replaced by a robot of sorts or, more likely, a software program at the job you currently have. Don't believe me? Look into it - I'm very confident that the more certain you are that you
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by NemoNobody 4y ago
These comments make me sad. We are obviously going to be scrambling to solve the "post work" life problem after most of us are rendered unemployed. I'm confused as to how we got so confused - life was never about work, life w
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by NemoNobody 4y ago
I appreciate that everyone is concerned with the effects that UBI would have on our current economic system but I don't think we should get hung up there. This is the future system - it's not ideal, it's necessary. I know it&
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by NemoNobody 4y ago
UBI would replace ALL other welfare type programs - Social Security would end, as would any and all other forms of government wealth redistribution outside of the UBI system. That's a ton money right there. Additionally, UBI is a basic