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I've seen that, but I didn't see much of a mitigation, though I'll go back and recheck just to be sure, I was pressed for time last time I look at that. In fairness, most of big tech are AS-level adversaries at this point. Ac
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Even then, that doesn't resolve the power outage primarily because the local nodes that your Modem transmits to will also be down in the area from same said power outage, most only have backup power for 10-30m, if even that many say th
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Those countries seek destructive control of all within its sphere of influence. There are generally two types of countries, those that seek agency, independence, and freedom of rational thought and action; which requires privacy, and there
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They removed OS spoofing just recently, and there isn't a mitigation for Raptor, some think meek might help with Raptor, but its very much up in the air.
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The problem with most infrastructure is that there's a big gap in security where it centralizes, and its transparent. To understand how, you should review the Princeton Report's Raptor attack, and understand how it works (2015).
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Honestly what he describes sounds like Raptor (Princeton Report, 2015)
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Money-printing has been used many times historically, and in each case the structure of a positive feedback system inherent in centralized structures caused failures, and this goes back many times throughout the historic record. The core is
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No, it assumes there is a fixed amount of stuff to do that is dependent on population (which changes, albeit slowly). This is how demographics and demographic cliffs come into this topic. Your reasoning also conflates the economic concepts
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UBI has had critics with sound reasoning longer than Trump has been in office. The long-term economic consequences are dire, as equally dire if not more dire than doing nothing in a money-printing environment. Mises covers the 6 primary fai
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The sunsetting of research tax breaks would explain why they threw everything into this. They also view labor as a replaceable cost, as most accountant based companies that no longer innovate act. They forget that if you don't hire peo
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The problem is what happens when you need almost no workers because Agentic workflows have replaced all of them. More jobs being destroyed than built means less money to spend by individuals, which means less profit, which means lower expec
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There is no "magic" answer in this environment because our hands as individuals are tied. If we had a functional rule of law, and a functional government capable of enforcing antitrust, and a functional fed not intent on money-pri
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So to clarify? The app is supposed to help automate the legal request frameworks to assist the victims of libel/slander in removal? The bucket was available for quite a long time after the news release, so the entire database is likely
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People, professionals, aren't so stationary. You are right, they will do something, and that something will become violent when the rule of order breaks down as a result of these basic underlying aspects. People aren't static, but
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Unionization worked right up until 1981 and it doesn't work anymore. Its time people stop pushing bad advice. The government came up with a plan to destroy unions that corporate America has used ever since with Reagan v. PATCO. I agree
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Apples to oranges. Luddites weren't at a point where every industry sees individual capital formation/demand for labor trend towards zero over time. Prices are ratios in the currency between factors and producers. What do you supp
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> The new approach That won't work. The breaking of that model is far more widespread than one thinks because of how it was broken. The breaking of the model breaks underlying models all the way down to the basis for economic distri
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They believe that through licensing ultimatums you can give that ownership right up, and oligopoly and government's have agreed.
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As a person coming to this fresh you need to understand the basis for money and economics before you can reason about it properly (and understanding what's missing to understand what's broken). You do so by building understanding
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The environment we live in has become disadvantaged to the average person not only in economic terms, but in terms of life goals. The people responsible are, generally speaking, the current leadership in power, and have been holding on to t
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College sells the forever student to a niche industry of E-learning Publishers, Special Interests (Thought Reform), and Student Loan Debt Servicers, limiting Alumni at the government's expense.
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Looking at the listed curricula, this won't teach kids the skills they need to have financial literacy which is a very low bar needed to make financial decisions. Listed Curricula: Budgeting • Saving • Banking • Credit • Investing • In
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It is not reasonable to accept this narrative when the jobs report which should be straight up objective has been revised down by several orders of magnitude for more than a couple instances after-the-fact, where even the people who have a
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The willfully blind by themselves are helpless, hopeless people who are incapable of perceiving things which they have at one point chosen not to see. The lack of reasoning faculties is self-inflicted, as are the consequences that eventuall
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There is nothing more for me to expand on. If you want to do the research some of the starting sources are below. Peterson has spoken alot on IQ and made several claims about IQ, you'll need to be specific about which claim you mean. D
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The pedagogy you describe has a name and it is called "Lying to Children" by the people who came up with this, and its based in Paulo Freire's work (Pedagogy of the Oppressed), hitting a peak around late 1990s. The same Marxi
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This is basically the sequential pipeline for any career development. You get X*5 years of experience doing the job, you know how to do it much better without mistakes. If you can't get experience because AI has blocked that lower run,
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I'm honestly tired of all the misinformation about AI being posted. You are correct. Its not hard to see why, (AI imposes cost interference), but there are a lot of bots that keep promoting slop, and moderation doesn't seem to be
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IQ is a very poor measure of intelligence (which is just speed), above 83. Those that are above 83 will perform better than anyone under that number regardless of training. The military has quite a lot of research on this. That's about
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This wasn't worth reading. It is basically a giant wall of text, potentially AI generated, drawing comparisons that aren't important nor do they get to the call to action. The simple fact is, the world we live in today is disadvan

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