zigzagger11

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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
The money at this point is probably all in the cloud providers, not the AI companies themselves.
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
So then what does the WEF have to do with it. Nothing. It's happening anyways, you just said so.
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
The WEF (one member in an opinion piece) said that subscription-based services will become cheap & fast enough that owning things will become less desirable than renting. That's the conspiracy here. I'm fully willing to believ
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
Which deleted statements would those be. I can see that the original 2016 article has not been deleted. Klaus Schwab referencing it during COVID is also not deleted. Neither is the video on X which has the quote, along with a series of othe
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
^^^^
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
lol no. You have no proof and thus will supply none. Your assumptions (about me) are also baseless and frankly pathetic. Is the WEF also planning to remove the US as the world's superpower? It's another of their predictions for 20
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
"The left" loves corporations? What corporations would those be? All leftists I know despise corporations.
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
I'd prefer to read about techno-dystopianism from a source that isn't actively looking and praying for signs of the end of the world...
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
Not really. Show me where the WEF is publicly planning to get rid of private ownership.
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
It said that, as in it literally said that that was a prediction the member had for the future. It is no way an economic policy of the WEF. And its not deleted.
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
Those are predictions...not policies. You'll note that the WEF is far from the only group saying that meat consumption will go down because of climate change.
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
For one, the WEF is not actually aiming for people to "own nothing and be happy," as the author states.
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
Um. This is a disturbing article but the source is a Christian website monitoring for the Apocalypse.
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
I was flagged (bizarrely) because I was asking for help in propagating another website like this for similar ends. Joachim however reached out to me. he's working on an open-source model of his website.
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
We can just eat less meat, and the meat we do eat can be non-factory farmed. Eventually lab grown meat will take over (not because it achieves sentience, but because its tasty & cheap).
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
Join your local Green Party. They always need help and this is exactly what they want to achieve!
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
Well, maybe take a look at how this worked out? Because you're saying that all they have to do is delete the emails, but clearly that isn't what happened here. The biggest difference is that there's little effort involved her
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
Mass emailing is effective because it's en masse. Hence the success in this situation. The things you're citing are the opposite of this approach.
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
The Roman Empire was a ruthless slave state, and the poor were subject to constant exploitation with no recourse.
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
Yes and it creates a mad scramble for people to get out to any other place they can find. An immense incentive for corruption, crime and trafficking.
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
That's why sites like this are so powerful. They can bring it back, and we can restart the email bombardment at any time. This is such a hugely superior approach to the traditional single signer petition or mailing campaign. I think to
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by zigzagger11 11mo ago
Is that out of line with similar offenses in Denmark?