Is a toy car actually a car? Is a stuffed animal actually an animal?

Asking as a non-native outsider, in your own words, what are the finer distinctions between "liberty" and "freedom" in this context?

We might need some friendly, Vulcan-like AI to decide stuff for us. It won't stop some people from crying "I'm being oppressed!", but at least we'd have some confidence that it isn't actually trying to oppress anyone (or at least greater confidence than is the case with most humans, that is).

I'm not sure that's the case. Socialism requires state ownership of productive assets (if not all of them, then at least the large ones). But considering the traditional meaning of the word "government", I'm not sure that a state-owned factory counts as government. In other words, would you classify a car production line as a part of the legislative, executive, or judicial branch?

Unless they have access to your phone on a lower level, I suppose.

Is there an app for that?

You can, sergeant, sir!

There may be more salty air in Micronesia, though. That killed the first Falcon 1 flight. You'd have to be more stringent with your on-site facilites.

...and yet, manufacturers are considering printing the blades anyway, or are already doing it (GE?).

But it would be iOS only, because 12-step programs are religious in nature.

A combination of encryption and steganography will soon follow. ;-)

That's what Dynetics is trying with the F-1B project... With 8 MN of liftoff thrusts, despite the other projects in the works (the Falcons, Vulcan, the mythical Blue Origin launcher), it could still make for an interesting single-stick launcher.

Neither Dachau nor Sachsenhausen were extermination camps.

When you're high enough, it is.

Conservatism happened.