alphawhisky

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by alphawhisky 5d ago
Winning the midterms would make the house speaker a democrat, which would allow for the removal of both the president and vice president via impeachment such that the democratic speaker of the house becomes the acting president, effectively
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by alphawhisky 6d ago
The other terrorists like him out there use US tax money to blow up Palestinians.
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by alphawhisky 7d ago
Call me crazy, but maybe our healthcare shouldn't be a "cost driven system". Maybe that was the issue before AI. But hell, what do I know?
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by alphawhisky 7d ago
>We study how AI is reshaping the economy because we’re committed to ensuring that this transition is beneficial for society, including workers. Is it just me, or does their choice of identifying "workers" specifically seem a l
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by alphawhisky 15d ago
Now imagine all that garbage strewn across three counties indiscriminately. Landfills, as the subject matter expert pointed out to you in the article, are just about the safest way to manage the dumpster fire that is manmade solid waste. Wa
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by alphawhisky 16d ago
The dissolution of many of the financial/social cornerstones of our society such as: class mobility, third places, education, trust in your neighbor, privacy, meritocracy, free thinking (and the right to dissent), etc. My question to t
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by alphawhisky 21d ago
Yep, they're definitely made in our image.
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by alphawhisky 27d ago
Guys wake up, new company to hate! Keep personally withholding the benefits of everyone's societal labor, see how that turns out for you.
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by alphawhisky 1mo ago
To me, "defunded primary schools" and "lack of long form reading" sound like the same problem. And yes, money would solve it. Whatever. Another $5B to Israel!
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by alphawhisky 1mo ago
Gross. Thinking about the disparity between the consumers "and creators" of this service vs. any working class family makes me sick. Nasty business for dirty, disgusting people.
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by alphawhisky 2mo ago
I think that single family homes as a speculative asset needs to be done away with. If all this energy and investment went to purchasing, say, agricultural land, then more "little" people could own that and protect against institu
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by alphawhisky 2mo ago
Yes, they aim to improve their income to expense ratio with a high paying job, I.E. they have more spending power.
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by alphawhisky 2mo ago
Civil Engineer/City Planner here. The bottleneck is legislative. NIMBY's are all over in US politics right now, local and larger. These folks put together legislation that makes it extremely hard to build without City/County&
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by alphawhisky 2mo ago
That only covers a portion of the population. Don't forget the middle of nowhere towns that refuse to tax their citizens (but eat grant money like pigs) and refuse to allow new housing. All of this is essentially being done to maximize
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by alphawhisky 2mo ago
>all generations after are the minions to serve them Serve their kids. The money is only incidental to the power structure (nepotism, classism, xenophobia) that they intend to pass down to their chosen successors. They've been worki
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by alphawhisky 2mo ago
I think that the vast majority of people who are "relying" on their parents for finances actually belong to the upper class. Family Feudalism has bred two consecutive generations of entitled shitheads, and these people are gonna h
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by alphawhisky 2mo ago
Slavery and massive wealth disparity was also the norm for most of human history, but just like generational wealth transfer, that doesn't mean it's equitable (or sustainable). Personally, I'm concerned that this will lead to
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by alphawhisky 2mo ago
Rare and needed reminder in the big '26
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by alphawhisky 2mo ago
You misspelled "self-corruption"
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by alphawhisky 2mo ago
This was my thought on the issue as well. How does moving it to private companies benefit anyone except the companies (who can now legally price gouge)? This is a centralized service, and just like healthcare, the numbers show that integrit
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by alphawhisky 3mo ago
Don't forget that beyond exposing your right to privacy from the government, this info is basically a sitting duck for bad actors outside of government, too. I wonder if these companies would be held accountable if the privacy stealing
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by alphawhisky 3mo ago
He was a savant, It's not suprising that he was hyper-intelligent.
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by alphawhisky 3mo ago
$1,550 a month for what? A three bedroom, 1.5 bath duplex with a garage maybe. For a flat though? Shoot me.
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by alphawhisky 3mo ago
Speak with your money as much as you can.
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by alphawhisky 3mo ago
Well, it is an El Nino year...
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by alphawhisky 3mo ago
They're probably not looking on the first page of Google, for a start. We're at the sunset of the Information Age, that means that companies have bought all the info and are now manipulating it.
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by alphawhisky 4mo ago
Nah I just wanna ragebait you. You have to respect someone to debate them.
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by alphawhisky 4mo ago
Bernard, this may not be the best time. This market is gonna go nuclear...
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by alphawhisky 4mo ago
Forgot the holy spirit, doofus. The God in you and me. The reason Jesus told us to love one another. You will never be righteous with such a shallow and disconnected interpretation of God's will.
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by alphawhisky 4mo ago
Autoinvest diversely and don't sell. Minimize transactions. Never invest based on the news.

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