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by turns0ut 4y ago
The only issue here is the amount of control Tesla has over “private property”. It is not their car. They should have no say over the operating parameters.
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by turns0ut 4y ago
I don’t have a problem with central organization of effort; mathematician by education; there a real efficiencies in material use and lack of redundancy. The real problem is continued deference to old ownership memes; that a minority must b
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by turns0ut 4y ago
Engineers could leverage their economic might via collective action; don’t open your wfh laptop today. Updating the Upton Sinclair quote without the gender bias; it’s difficult getting a person to understand something when their investment
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by turns0ut 4y ago
Especially in the NFT era of rug pulls. Globalization cannot run on fly by night grifters. Anarcho-syndicalists that argue for workers councils run by experts basically got that but it comes coupled to outdated story of ownership. In real t
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by turns0ut 4y ago
Devils advocate; I ditched video games, TV, mindless social media, internet scrolling, but kept the daily 420 and coffee (caffeine is a psychoactive too) and I get more technical work done than ever. In the end the weed makes what I’m doing
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by turns0ut 4y ago
They could officially ask, to lend weight to passing the bill, it passes, take money, never build. See Wisconsin and Foxconn.
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by turns0ut 4y ago
No. Not when the forum would flag open discourse because traditions dictate certain emotional tones are forbidden. I don’t consider metaphorical sticking fingers in ears over colloquial language a sign of maturity. Social media moderation f
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by turns0ut 4y ago
People born in Germany speak German. That we need to “create” the idea of a “nudge effect” when it’s clear people take on commonly encountered social behaviors is bizarre. Cognitive experience is a for loop with memory; for time spent in si
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by turns0ut 4y ago
I can’t help but see social science as humans attempting to modernize memory of imperialism and religious belief embedded by prior experience. Think of how popular it became as a field in the last 50-100 years as the populace became less re
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by turns0ut 4y ago
Because you’re using the library’s we have today; they don’t make the unknown you encountered easy. What about the ripples from “enough people” losing their jobs? Covid and the logistics whiplash have done nothing to embed in people they’re
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by turns0ut 4y ago
That’s the last 10% they left on the table. That last 10% makes up 100% of legit science.
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by turns0ut 4y ago
“Oh it was decided with bad reasoning. We can fix it now.” — bureaucratic apologists “We could have acknowledged it was bad reasoning in a legal context but not a human rights and that a fix would just create the same status quo and left it
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by turns0ut 4y ago
And then you get posts from experts like you convinced there’s really some big picture goal to technology; that you’re not just optimizing for employment yourself.
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by turns0ut 4y ago
Did you bother asking OP if their selection criteria is too restricted or assume based upon a single post highlighting one criteria? Really curious how it is air gapped commentators are able to intuit the real sequence others have adopted w
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by turns0ut 4y ago
How many times has Detroit, housing, and finance been bailed out? They’re all operating on magical money because money is a shared hallucination. They legalize bailouts and complain about the debt but never mention the future can just say,
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by turns0ut 4y ago
Of course not, you don’t want to think in terms that do not align with your experience and propaganda addled brain. The Fed was just saying they’re trying to get wages to stop going up; aka CEOs tossing more money at people, and trying to g
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by turns0ut 4y ago
On 2) CEO pay in 2021 went up 18.2% in 2021 and inflation is through the roof. Rich people wealth has exploded and inflation is through the roof as a result. That whole talking point is a scare tactic but inflation is through the roof and n
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by turns0ut 4y ago
Worker insecurity is a real and intentional thing: https://www.nytimes.com/1997/02/27/business/job-insecurity-o...
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by turns0ut 4y ago
Appeals to the authority of other nation states. Weak. I don’t mind going there; none of you are important enough that anyone else should be forced into being on guard for you. Here’s a more interesting idea; what if we intentionally create
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by turns0ut 4y ago
Yeah my kids don’t owe serving your sensibilities. Stick to your day job. Human personalities and social networks are not yours to dictate.
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by turns0ut 4y ago
All the risk is distributed among the population; failure on the part of the corporation means the real resources and energy used prior to failure are lost to others, and plenty of instances of a business failure being given another shot wi
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by turns0ut 4y ago
Human agency gives rise to economic observation, not the opposite. But their observation after the fact has been leveraged by lawmakers to dictate agency valuable to politicians. The public has neither authority or intelligence to falsify
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by turns0ut 4y ago
Kings of old could not go buy Wagyu at the super market. We don’t need the patronizing and pontificating of the past to see some people do real work producing stuff and services and some use a pen to claim a portion for themselves. Ye olde
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by turns0ut 4y ago
Problem with such theories is people are making the choices as to what laws and interpretation of them are, not magic. The people in charge have gotten much richer than average people. That’s not magic or unexplainable. It’s explainable in
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by turns0ut 4y ago
Decades ago, Mitt Romney and crew once made employees build the stage he stood on to announce they’re all fired. Seeing employees as nothing more than a cost center is not new. Unions were busted, pensions ransacked, through decades of leve
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by turns0ut 4y ago
We have two options; intentionally iterate away from this society or it will collapse for SOME reason; bigotry, environment catastrophe… Physical laws do not give a fuck about our philosophy. Accept figurative death, cowards. Steal from peo
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by turns0ut 4y ago
Believing something about the far past does not mean they’re unaware everyone else today is keeping them fed. Only 4% of the US population hunts for themselves anymore. There are only 800,000 sworn LEO in the US (including Feds). Only 13% o
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by turns0ut 4y ago
No matter the cost to real people in the future. Aren’t you a real humanitarian. I don’t care either way; all I was calling out that solving the problem generating more industrial waste is contributing to the problem. Your real issue is wit
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by turns0ut 4y ago
True; my choices alone are not. I am one is seven billion making similar choices though; that adds up. Your insistence you live in a bubble and have no impact on others is what’s turning people away from Federalism; people who don’t know yo
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by turns0ut 4y ago
Machines to gather resources to build factories of machines for workers to drive to, their cars needing a similar concept to exist, to build ACs is a huge part of their problem. Physical laws of the universe are well defined at this point.

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