That means you never tried and believe the bullshit your liberal parents told you about violence. The fact is, you punch the biggest kid in the room and people will notice. Bullies are bullies because they are particularly powerless, people that have true power don't need to announce or use it.

But that means he actually has to do it. When you can't even stop Iran with their rubber dinghys from occupying the Red Sea, your credibility is not very high.

You believe the rest of the world isn't on the edge of barbarism, go visit London, Paris, anywhere in the Middle East etc. Hell, even Sweden has a problem right now where men just take the women they desire off the street.

That's bullshit but you know it just as well, so you're grasping at straws. Being in prison isn't slavery, working for your keep isn't either.

Copyright law typically trumps contract law, especially if the copyright isnâ(TM)t yours. The problem is that all copyright holders have to agree to sue, in the case of Linux this makes it effectively public domain, especially since IBM purchased the Unix source code from Novell a long time ago AND would need to be both the plaintiff and the defendant.

If you want to sue someone over Linux, start with any of the many Android vendors, but since Linus himself has refused to defend the kernel, the legal point is pretty much moot. Linux and most GPL code is public domain, exactly as Richard Stallman would have it, get over it.

You can also get a compatibility layer for podman, which is basically a rootless Docker.

Then every in between server can change, inspect or filter the content. The problem has been solved a long time ago, itâ(TM)s called BitTorrent and IPFS, perhaps they should build a true de-centralized platform on it.

Interesting, where did you learn such history as England and the US were amongst the first nations to start abolishing slavery. Slavery is still legal in large swathes of Africa and the Middle East (Islam outright requires slavery) as well as China and North Korea. Belgium had slaves in the 1960s (Belgian Congo), the French Revolution reinstated slavery also up to the 20th century, Germany up to the end of WW2 employed slaves and East Germany and the Soviets even longer, Dutch didnâ(TM)t do much better nor did the Spanish.

It is still a decision tree, the tree is driven by vectors instead of plain algorithms, but it is still weighting two options in the end.

It is relatively simple, the primary problem is that war is not quite as simple. If all you needed to do was keep a certain zone clear, then that could be done with 80s tech, most of what happens in war needs to be decided on by humans. It is what makes the US Army so lethally precise, whereas âsimplerâ(TM) armies simply kill everything, friend and foe.

You know your statistic still implies a minority of mostly young adults are living in an apartment (which generally implies a city). Therefore the majority of people do not rent and the minority that does rent does not rent apartments, but likely a combination of land and houses. Combine other statistics like poverty and there is not even a great overlap of so-called poverty (for most of history and even the world you would still be top 10% with your minimum wage) and lack of home ownership.

The majority of people I know find rent temporary, regardless of their income levels. Around here houses are cheap as they are in most of the country, the only thing that drives people in certain neighborhoods is the government (taxes). Take away property taxes and convert school taxes to vouchers and you get egalitarian property ownership, egalitarian private schools etc.

Pick any one of the states other than New York, California or Oregon then. This is pretty much constitutionally established that the government canâ(TM)t have a militia member like you in your back yard to defecate.

Sodium batteries arenâ(TM)t suitable for EV, lithium is barely good enough and even then comes with tons of drawbacks, sodium has less energy density, so it is good enough as a lead acid replacement, but then the question is why not just buy the cheap lead acid.

Australia wants to cut its lithium production because it is bad for the environment. They have large deposits, but their future is uncertain.

I find Bitcoin very easy to use, for most small transactions you donâ(TM)t have much of a fee, it is definitely less than 3%+25c for Visa transactions. You put it in your wallet, you transfer in and out, settlements happen in seconds most of the time. You donâ(TM)t ever need to âproveâ(TM) who you are with unnecessary details such as addresses, you do MFA on your end where it is trusted.