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by khalic 1y ago
I'm going to have so much fun tinkering with it, thank you!!!
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by khalic 1y ago
You’re describing osmosis filtering, so yeah pretty solid idea
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by khalic 1y ago
I totally agree about the consequences needing to be understood, but in the end, if it comes to this, it’s water. We can’t survive more than 3 days without water. We will boil the oceans if we need to
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by khalic 1y ago
Pressure differentials strike again, my physics teacher would be having a blast reading these comments. It’s really hard to wrap your head around
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by khalic 1y ago
Sounds a little hyperbole, I would argue it’s more a political strategy based on very smart use of technology, some brilliant strategists that know their base (I hate Banon but the man knows his stuff) and a mummified Democratic Party. Hitl
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by khalic 1y ago
This is not what the study says, it’s more nuanced. People do not believe that liberalising demand will solve the issue more efficiently than other measures.
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by khalic 1y ago
This is historical revisionism
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by khalic 1y ago
The co2 tax, which sparked the protests, was repealed. So yes it did exactly what they wanted
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by khalic 1y ago
There are other options
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by khalic 1y ago
Thank you, it’s quite brilliant to transfer those skill like this. So the business model would be AI foundries contracting you for evaluating their models? Do you envision some kind of freely accessible platform for consulting the results?
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by khalic 1y ago
You have to consider so many other aspects, like the size of the economy itself, number of habitants, etc. It’s definitely a dishonest tactic
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by khalic 1y ago
The issue is the framing itself, calling it an imbalance or deficit, when it’s way more complicated than this. It’s a really good strategy to frame the issue in your advantage. Doesn’t make it useful or meaningful
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by khalic 1y ago
No I get what you’re getting at. I might have a different idea (maybe anachronistic indeed) of what protesting means, having done it in my youth.
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by khalic 1y ago
Yeah I’m really sorry about that, that argument of payed crowds always seemed so manufactured… Gotta work a little more on those assumptions
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by khalic 1y ago
One of them is closed and had a yearly of 5k, not exactly screaming legitimacy. But the other one… yeah they seem real. So my apologies indeed
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by khalic 1y ago
Yeah that’s why I was making the parallel
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by khalic 1y ago
I find it insulting that you would send such clearly fake websites, that’s why I’m stopping the conversation. Have a good day
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by khalic 1y ago
Yellow jacket france
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by khalic 1y ago
Oh yeah these services seem totally legitimate… you know what, keep believing what you want buddy, have a good day
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by khalic 1y ago
Couldn’t agree more, I try my best but sometimes it’s better to just walk away. We have limited capabilities, and the world has an infinite supply of bad faith it would seem
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by khalic 1y ago
You’re analysing things in a vacuum, there are historical and contemporary examples of public protest, pressure campaigns and civil disobedience leading to policy change, and you’re arguing they’re what, all CIA plants or impossible? If not
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by khalic 1y ago
And I was specifically talking about UKs lack of protest, see the issue here?
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by khalic 1y ago
Are you going to move the goalpost further if I give you one?
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by khalic 1y ago
Ok I don’t know enough about this political system to contribute on that, there are some political systems built like that, like the US.
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by khalic 1y ago
Sorry for your past, happy you got out of it. 1. Listen, yes it’s very hard work, but it’s this or be squeezed until there’s nothing else. And when people start having famines we’ll have a new French Revolution, millions will die, and this
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by khalic 1y ago
Wasn’t turkye’s failed coup less than 10 years ago? Direct result of public intervention The French yellow vest The Dutch farmer protests I can go on if you want
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by khalic 1y ago
Thx I didn’t know that, thank you
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by khalic 1y ago
There is widely available literature analyzing public disobedience, I suggest you find some reliable source in your favorite learning media. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_disobedience
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by khalic 1y ago
> A national government cannot solve the problems created by multinational investment firms. This hits hard, I never framed the issue like this. We really are living a corpo-fascist cyberpunk nightmare aren’t we? Minus the purple neons s
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by khalic 1y ago
I used the word track, as we were discussing mass surveillance and not pubs, but sure, good job

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