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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
interested to see if this project lives up to its epic launch campaign
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
No.
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
Carpet never belongs on city trains. How does this keep happening?
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
> Many of us who are following the "AI story" have seen his recent communication / "testimony"[1] with the US Congress. The discussions here would make you think otherwise. Clearly that is what this is about.
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
The owner (dictator) of the parking lot can do whatever he wants. His intelligence is evidenced in his wealth. That's how the free market works.
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
> building the future around cars of any kind is completely unsustainable But it's potentially profitable in our highly financialized economy, and nothing else is. > If we're serious about meeting the 2030 "halve our
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
How is the water dripping on the window animated?
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
That and the so-called "left" that we do have is opportunist performance; liberals washing each others' bloody hands in moralism and running out of ways to fool working people.
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
Marxist here. You're right, except there is no left wing to speak of in the US. Regardless, the reason for the mass immigration is plainly capitalism. Immigrants are profitable (exploitable) in so many ways that citizens are not, and t
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20231112210338/https://www.washi...
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
Socialism failed the ruling class so it should never be tried again. Capitalism only fails the working class so it should be retried indefinitely.
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
Entirely unconvinced. At the very least, they should have this run through an ostensibly reputable media outlet that would at least imply responsibility for the claims and the questionable specificity. I would still be very skeptical, but i
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
What is LEO?
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
I've had the same experience with money. When I thought I had no money, I was poor. Then I changed to a "rich" mindset and my bank account has been full ever since.
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
Mcsweenies, close enough.
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
This isn't even remotely funny, just ignorant. The problem with writing a cover letter, of course, is that it's so unlikely to even be read in the first place, much less actually get you the job. Apparently everybody knows that ex
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
> Many unskilled labor jobs also pay more than the law requires Because law requires such a low wage that it competes with the cost of being unemployed. Unskilled wages are just survival costs, if even that, just like a slave, and this
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3y ago
> The point is that you could set the minimum wage to zero and people would still make wages higher than that because employers have to compete for labor. Wrong. Profiteers learned ages ago the importance of wielding their capital for
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
What problem? What are you talking about? Specifically, what problem do post office banks have that private banks do not? Private banks close branches all the time.
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
The US Postal Service did serve as a bank from 1910-1966. It should simply restart.
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20231105213806/https://www.econo...
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
The length content creators will go to waste peoples' time to extract more ad money is even crazier.
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
I wholeheartedly agree but that isn't what profit is.
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
> Sadly, we don't get to see justice very often. A few token condemnations for the headlines is all it takes.
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
The intro paragraph is about halfway down after a mass of self-indulgence. It should have been first, of course.
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
You have completely missed the entire point.
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
Yes, this is unquestionably a fact. I am 6'1" so not exactly complaining but it's definitely the reality we live in.
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
"Pope tempted by python" is some top notch trolling. Congratulations to whoever you are.
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xkekjrktllss
3y ago
Good joke, definitely.
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3y ago
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