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Correct, you would have to deal with the actual social fallout of decades of war and public social engineering by intelligence agencies and corporations under the guise of "marketing and advertising" which is literally propaganda.
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Given that the US Government hasn't been reduced since the 1789 reformation into the current Constitution and Union; I don't see how that logic ever plays out in actuality. States Rights were destroyed in the Civil War and economi
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That's precisely my point; the government should be supporting free speech, expression and association, all through a platform citizens can use to ensure their rights are being trampled by corporate tech giants and billionaires with a
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Ask HN: Why Hasn't the US Government Provided Civilian Social Networks?
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Threads is just Snopes with microblogging.
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You mean, back up my claim by providing you with a link that no longer exists given a government that necessarily creates a shifting sands of information for its citizens and curates its external information? How about a screen shot? That
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I can't downvote you, but the fact you find huge segments of people being left behind and forced into predatory loans simply for an education they should have received in high school while the military industrial complex forces its ten
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Apparently you missed being social. Having worked with a number of vets it's absolutely true. Here, in case you missed this too: https://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2014/11/19/36...
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Accreditation Boards Textbook Publishers University Tuition It's a triangle scheme where one feeds the other and it's all fueled by non-dischargeable government loans. Student Loans are the hill to die on. As someone who isn'
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Hacker News was one of the worst to censor legit criticism of the whole pandemic. Crimson Contagion, Event 201, Kary Mullis dying right before Covid and he just happened to be one of the biggest critics of Fauci for years over HIV/AIDS
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At China's most recent Congress they refer to Australia as a Special Administrative Zone. Musk is a mouth piece for China because they create his sustainable revenue and production numbers that allows him to fuel his government created
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We didn't break Microsoft up when we had the chance to and it cost us modern computing at a retail level. When the only other viable option is an incredibly expensive machine that comes with a different OS or a free version of an OS th
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That happened to me, only I was 16, and it was before Google was around to tell me what happened. I would later come to find it was some form of ego death; though I've never heard it put the way the interviewee puts it, but he describe
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That's fair, there are legitimate reasons for much of the complexities we deal with today. How far can that body of knowledge grow before a human can't actually understand it? Similar to maths, at what point do they advance so muc
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Yes, I'm making a reference to the time when these massive residential building projects began as a juxtaposition for today. The costs of just becoming a renter today are similar to what it took to own a home previously. Zoning is not
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It is not more costly than having Hoovervilles and desperate people living hand to mouth in a world of rapidly advancing technology which was the promise of this whole societal endeavor to begin with. The governments of this world already s
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You mean like 15 minute cities? We don't need classical infrastructure as we once did when considering the reduction in the costs of solar, wind, and in many places accessible geothermal energy, plus septic tanks, water table access, a
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This is why changing zoning laws is so important. These buildings and their underlying values can be saved by 'going condo' or conversion to smaller unit spaces for the purpose of housing so many who are struggling with massive in
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How something starts and is intended to be used becomes corrupted for the purposes of power and control; its clockwork and it absolutely happened with Latin. We could say the same thing about Medicine and Law today. All those technical term
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This is a terrible indication of what is to come. Cheap, accessible, and fully featured instructors that would otherwise be free and open source, contained and used for profit by in-name-only institutions, organizations and corporations for