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etiennebausson
4y ago
I did wonder how the expert was making people sick.
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etiennebausson
4y ago
As a space enthusiast and an European citizen, I can't help but agree. The lunar gateway is the only mission target that I find appealing. The support for LEO economy is nice, but there is no concrete plan for it, our launchers just co
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etiennebausson
4y ago
>> yet people use car because they don't want to travel in crowded public transport with stinky homeless people Sounds like it would work if homelessness was solved, which isn't a bad objective for its own sake anyway. My ci
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etiennebausson
4y ago
>> Most advanced country have seen a few successes and has a decently sized software development power, but not that much bigger than Japan, and certainly not to the scale of the US. The real story would be to me "the US ate ever
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etiennebausson
4y ago
I though it was brought partially by wealth gaps and hopelessness. The drugs epidemic in the US is now at least 50 years old (maybe a bit better between 2000 and 2008?). Two generations were raised while it existed and that more that anythi
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etiennebausson
4y ago
That was my though as well. Without touching the inequalities / corruption aspect, it would be closer to a research grant than a Universal basic income the way it is set up. Then again, it's bloomberg.
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etiennebausson
4y ago
That project won't improve things on that front. Those robots need to be bought, then they need an operator and at least some maintenance. You could probably hire 3+ cops for the price of one patrolling robot, or try to actually train
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etiennebausson
4y ago
The dumping ground issue after the EU fully migrate is a real risk. If India is moving to avoid it, I expect movement in that direction in others emerging economies. And the more of them adopt it, the more the remaining one will be pressure
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etiennebausson
4y ago
I can get 80% 'real' without even looking at the visages, which are indistinguishable to me, but by focusing on the background. On this selection at least, those with blured /unicolor background are fakes, and true pictures r
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etiennebausson
4y ago
It's fighting pursuit pursuit of benefits that negatively impact the global economy. Nothing directly about monopolistic behavior here, though true monopolies end up harming global economy in their pursuit of benefits. Which is why the
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etiennebausson
4y ago
That was my though as well before even reading the comments. I suppose I should admit as an European that confidence in your own superiority is not solely and American trait.
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etiennebausson
4y ago
This keep silent the issue and derives of "for profit prisons", which is ultimately a more appropriate name that "private prisons".
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etiennebausson
4y ago
I suppose petty outburst are an explanation for your comment, given that this law has been in the works since 2018, and anticipated since 2005. I truly have no idea what your links have to do with the subject.
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etiennebausson
4y ago
Quoting the article: >> Exemptions will apply for devices that are too small to offer a USB-C port, such as smart watches, health trackers, and some sports equipment, but the legislation is expected to be expanded to other devices ove
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etiennebausson
4y ago
Bacteria, either symbiotic or not. Some are outright cancerous growth, though. Then again, my opinion on organized religion is the same, without the symbiotic aspect.
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etiennebausson
4y ago
That might be the justification, though they given the amount they sink into lobbying, a solution would have long been found if the pushed for it. Much better financial incentive to lock in your clients and blame it on unenforceable laws.
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etiennebausson
4y ago
Would you feel better being passed around for hours, with the same result? If they can't solve the issue, I would rather know it early and move on.
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etiennebausson
4y ago
I honestly though this had been understood decades ago. Somehow, I doubt that my limited understanding of the human mind was a decade in advance of state of the art science.