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aiscapehumanity
5y ago
Imagine being a proponent of a social credit system because 'meh economic freedom' when the irony is individual freedom becomes constrained by what the top seems prosocial in a social system. Amazing. You're not for maximum t
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aiscapehumanity
5y ago
It probably isn't in the grand scheme of things . . .
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6y ago
Even if this was the case it's actually worse if they don't since this would also indicate a lag in technological capability. Something that, say relevant to what we just experienced, makes supply and production vulnerable to shut
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aiscapehumanity
6y ago
Sorry to hear. Yeah it's crazy out here, for those accomplished and those also still learning the pace of relevance related to appreciation and job entry is chaotic as accelerating factors brings us closer to the singularity. No cultur
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aiscapehumanity
6y ago
That sounds ab9ut right. Its a band-aid for expanding standard care and standard diagnoatics and general preventative(pre-op weight manahement, diabetes etc). For specialist and subsequent non-streamlined health necessities like treatment f
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aiscapehumanity
6y ago
Angry porn for wagey simps from garbage news sites. Next. Why dont you find something real and systemic to get outraged at like hedgefunders, milotary industrial complex, or the fda.
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aiscapehumanity
6y ago
People obviously wont stop working, esp high rent areas. And most the ppl who would were likely workings BS jobs anyway.
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aiscapehumanity
6y ago
Should be forgiven or majorly refinanced through dramatic means. Reforming highed edu means changing it for students that have been and will be.
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aiscapehumanity
6y ago
At least i'm not a slave to megacorps. But if you want to be a blind bootloader, thats on you.
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lol so growth is good no matter if you end up with no digital rights because 'muh freedom'. Got it. Even though there is every indication to suggest that the freedom and liberty being produced isn't absolute and requires not
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6y ago
Expanding the economy benefits everyone, but really it's more nuanced. Yes you need (ambient) growth because growth equals change which hopefully you get (good) innovations. But you can have growth down bad paths like cloud slavery and
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6y ago
I still play it
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aiscapehumanity
6y ago
On the flip side is this not an example of technological deceleration that we aren't seeing mass deployment and adaptation? Maybe it's not a good thing either.
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aiscapehumanity
6y ago
You need meat and carbs, we are deeply opportunistic omnivores
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aiscapehumanity
6y ago
I'll support them, but I'll go a step further and say we need to deeply evaluate the structure of higher ed, a lot of reform is necessary else it's mostly a ponzi scheme
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6y ago
The FAA knew in advan
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6y ago
Important to note in the west especially government is not just the state but a coalition between state operators and corporate operators, either general(various industry) or specific(ex; defense or banking)
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aiscapehumanity
6y ago
Students are phucked anyway, and it will offset credits transformation into a fintech based social credit system for some time.
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aiscapehumanity
6y ago
Allow student loan bankruptcy, usher in progression into a new and cheaper era of alternative higher education. Much better plan.
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aiscapehumanity
6y ago
This presumption is your mind in an ivory tower under national bias. It's important to note how the 1918 pandemic didn't influence all countries 'roar' equally. Parts of europe were recovering, the roaring 20s was a pred
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6y ago
Regardless, meanwhile in America you can't even get amazon to pay taxes let alone inquire on monopoly anymore.
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aiscapehumanity
6y ago
But it isnt really the printer, its the materials. The solution is finding materials that produce less emissions when heated.
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aiscapehumanity
6y ago
Finsector is a runaway paperclip machine. (Offtopic but relevant)Overall commodification of water proved technocapital is not a mutual and stable duo.
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aiscapehumanity
6y ago
Proposing a counter argument that's a non-solution is all this is.
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aiscapehumanity
6y ago
To would be downvoters, list contributions of pinker that's novel and long lasting? Until then I'll continue to view him as another overrated commercial intellectual.
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6y ago
2040 is a better bet and it shouldn't be low. Enough time to mature biotech for novel biologics outside of nature and the technological means(method + access) to pose risk. Ugh pinker is such a pseud in the ivory tower.
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6y ago
I think plasma stability is very particular, outside of the confinement environment it should quickly dissapate
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Not sure why anyone would expect any other position from Reason on the issue at hand, so for them, of course it wouldn't be
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6y ago
This has been stated over and over again, what next? In the past iq was used to justify desirables/undesirables and to some is still used to influence policy or opinion pertaining to resources. Speculation of ubiquitous ai and neural i
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Utah economics are uniquely tied to mormons. Not sure if that's good or bad but just the fact.
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