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by asdfjlkasdf88 9y ago
This concern for the survival of a particular corporation is just as arbitrary as your questioning where they drew their arbitrary lines around DIY operations. 80% of the Fortune 500 list in the 1960s is gone. Survival is not guaranteed of
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by asdfjlkasdf88 9y ago
I get you. Keynes is often distilled as, for better or worse, "Go shopping." My jump off point is usually there when talking to folks in meatspace. But yeah, it could mean spend more on bridges, universities, or jewel studded iPho
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by asdfjlkasdf88 9y ago
That's how my grandpa lived: A life full of fleeting moments now in exchange for shellshock when 65 arrived. Given the reluctance of our culture to show care and concern for people in general, I'm not too psyched about getting to
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by asdfjlkasdf88 9y ago
Perhaps we should rethink the under pinnings of our culture rather than continue pushing "excessive material consumption"? Seems strange to live on the notions of man who lived before today's environmental concerns became cau
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by asdfjlkasdf88 9y ago
You have an ability to raise the dead no one else knows about? Or technology to scrub co2 from the air?
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by asdfjlkasdf88 9y ago
> steadily replacing democratically-governed public services That's exactly what politicians and wealthy are calling for, very plainly and in the open. Not JUST VC's calling the shots, but the wealthy elite in general. They own
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by asdfjlkasdf88 9y ago
Anecdotally, part of the reason why is the lawyers I've talked to don't feel like FSF have offered enough clarification regarding legal concerns, and the hostility of the community. When the community will burn you to the ground f
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by asdfjlkasdf88 9y ago
most != all And one counter-example isn't enough refutation. not saying i believe either of you. just saying, language matters.