What is their opinion on datacenters?
“what would a billion dollar company want from me specifically?”
A billion dollar company would want to have their jobs
and any potential future job be replaced with datacenters,
so it’ll be impossible for them to have an income in any shape or form.
Ever since semaglutide came on the market, it seems like we’re slowly getting a handle on it.
Automation is causing them to stop having children as more jobs require higher education and there’s less jobs around altogether.
Related to overpopulation. China has lifted itself up completely.
India is also doing better every year.
Famines in African nations have severely been reduced these days and all of them are now war related.
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I’m getting some downvotes.
Is anything wrong here?
Capilliary democracy,
or whatever it’s called that Deng Xioaping has introduced.
I’m talking about layered elections + civic exams.
Liberal democracy has campaign fraud in it practically by design,
thus the will of the people becomes the will of the oligarchs right after every election,
and not even the will of domestic oligarchs for most countries.
Marx’ idea of democracy hardly got off the ground.
Lenin’s idea of democracy had the unintended consequence of turning the General Secretary of the communist party as its most powerful position soon after he died.
In short: Rebel like a communist
I’m working on a conlang.
Thanks for that tip.
I’ve only seen bits a and pieces of it and so this is what I know of:
1990s show with 1950s aesthetics and pacing.
The mystery message explained after 200+ episodes of 20+ minutes:
“TV is bad y’all, go read a book”
Genetics
Don’t even need to hit a pillow
I only know video hosters, so
#1 Nathan Rich
#2 J.T. Chapman
#3 Ben Norton
Not really scholars, but they have interesting insights.
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I live where
The Netherlands.
Because you live in Usonia.
This certainly isn’t the case with my country,
the Netherlands, where the problem is considered one of regulation
or with China, where the problem is considered one of national security and imperialism.
No, what I think is weird was the time I was told to go into the women’s bathroom with my nephew by my sister-in-law.
“Weird request” I thought “but alright” so I just announced in the bathroom ‘Man with young nephew coming through! I have no idea why we’re doing this. It’s been requested by his mom. Nephew, why does your mom ask us to do this!?’
Then I came back and she asked about it and then said “No, I said don’t go in there! He keeps thinking it’s allowed”.
That woman’s voice too.
And it’s not just Bruce Lee having a fight.
It’s angry conceited Martial Arts fighter picks random person out of a crowd for a demonstration,
who happened to be none other than calm collected Bruce Lee, yet no one knew who he was,
with 4k grayscale picture quality and at all angles of the dojo, including on individual audience members themselves, plus repetitive ‘damaged film’ effects for 20th century authenticity.
They are known to hold inter-generational grudges.
Mess with one crow and it will warn the whole family about you.
Especially its children.
No joke.
So… good luck.
Bottlenosed dolphins and then orcas.
Orcas are the smartest creatures on the planet,
so they’ll have a lot to say.
But bottlenosed dolphins are animals I think we could actually learn their language most easily from, due to their interest in us.
And I would choose to communicate them in their language, because that’s the most realistic.
And I’ve written down a method on how to do exactly that.
You just create an underwater vending machine for them that lists a couple of random nonsensical words dolphins are able to repeat, any of these nonsensical dolphin words is on order of a toy/food that if dolphin were to repeat, would be similar to a button press on the vending machine, delivering the toy of food item. Then after they have learned how to mimic these words, you then have the vending machine add an additional function where the dolphins can change the settings of the vending machine, thus giving the dolphins the opportunity to reprogram the spoken orders of the vending machine.
The idea is that they will naturally start to reprogram the vending machine to turn the random words into words of their own language.
Yeah, that’s capitalism for ya.
We need a revolution.
You know. I could have asked the same question as OP,
so from my perspective, I’m getting a better insight.
But the conclusion remain the same,
the only two things that’s bad about it is one,
how much more we need communism,
in order to have a functional state.
So while that’s a good thing,
it’s not when you’re still experiencing
life in a capitalist country.
And two, how much more we need solar panels.
And while that’s also a good thing,
it’s not when the world is still producing
electricity mostly from fossil fuels.
Your posts needs a: “Not in a capitalist country anyway.”
Better medicine and healthcare in general.
At the expense of most people’s income of course because that’s what it’s mainly used for and electricity and their health directly and indirectly.
Or everyone else is. How well do you do on this test?
https://upgrader.gapminder.org/t/sdg-world-un-goals/c/short-intro