chadgpt3

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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
That's what it usually takes. To be a superpower, the government has to extract a lot from the citizens. Russia is an even more extreme case.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
That was Berlin several decades ago. The gap has closed now and it's just another city.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
It's well known people with perfect pitch always lose it in middle age, the reason is unknown, but it's always extremely upsetting when it happens, and since perfect pitch isn't very useful to begin with, it's actually a
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
I'm told it creates wealth.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
that would be illegal in this hypothetical future
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Discords for xyz are as much universal hangout spaces as they are about xyz
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
that's true about every job. Even computers were better when nerds ran them.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
How do you know it's a moral panic and it isn't actually causing brain rot?
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Imagine a hotel for short stays
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Why would you have one? Want the image to look blurrier on purpose? Color TVs have one to block the color dots.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Before that they didn't know how to kill people?
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Including an untrustworthy person is a political problem actually
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Which technology caused the French revolution?
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
PGP
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Raspberry!
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
You mimic several satellites
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
This never doesn't happen when capital holders control the economy.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Chroma is not lost in line blanking. It creates dots that crawl across the screen.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
ATProto is centralized.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
not a single big corporation throws away your identity documents, they are very valuable
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
setup wizard and web UI
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Then let's make a government run lottery where you either get infinite money or you die. Huge risk, huge reward, right?
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
That's a sovereign wealth fund. It works. Norway had one. You underestimate how much money is needed. All the poors combined could barely do it. Even if you could, they'd just be extracting their own money which is better than giv
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Houses would be a reasonable price if you couldn't profit off them, too. Probably cheap enough that anyone could get a mortgage working at McDonalds and if you had a good job you could just buy one.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
I started using them recently but I already wasn't talking to strangers for a long time before that. I suspect the constant stimulation suppresses the default-mode network, the idle wandering your mind normally experiences when you&#x2
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
How would I own a microwave if I only needed a microwave for two months?
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Yeah the people who live there
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
without renting though it would probably be more like buying a fridge. You could just buy it when you needed it and sell it when you no longer needed it.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Only the rich get richer. You have to be rich to acquire the free money rights. The poor don't get richer, or the system wouldn't work.
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by chadgpt3 4mo ago
Then let's move all land ownership to the government and let landlords build housing on it

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