For that you would want to focus on free energy and food replicators because once you have that, there's not much reason to work anymore.
No matter what, you're still going to need someone in a red shirt to duck into the circuit bays and reverse the polarity.
Let me use a dongle that gives me the ports I want. A USBc port can do A, but not the reverse.
Someone didn't live through the loss of the floppy drive, DB9 ports, and parallel ports.
In my day, to plug in a mouse: We took the box apart, installed a proprietary bus card, and then tried to figure out non-conflicting spots for the I/O and IRQ jumpers. Then we typed a bunch of gibberish into AUTOEXEC.BAT. And we liked it!
It's funny because TFS summary says it's not an issue in Scandinavia...
Not at all. Free citizens picking lettuce on a corporate-owned ranch is the American Dream!
It's better than medieval serfdom was because you're FREE!!! You could even prove it by wearing a giant bald eagle and flag T-shirt while you work!!!
A whole bunch of opportunities have recently opened up to US citizens for picking lettuce.
Seems legit to me
At least Nixon had the class not to force his minions to take all of the credit for the Apollo missions in their press releases.
That's what Trump did here: Same as usual he took all of the credit for other peoples' work.
You wonder why he gets under peoples' skin? It's because essentially everything he does is some kind of asshole move like this.
Yeah, that's why everyone gives Nixon credit for putting a man on the moon.
1) it did increase productivity for some tasks
2) people were only using it once a day
I suspect that with a little experience people will better know which tasks it works for and which it doesn't, while also using it more often.
For a brand new tool to show real potential in some tasks while also being currently neutral overall seems promising in the long run.
Generally in these things the more autocratic a country is the more they can afford it.
Are you implying the US has become more autocratic than China?
So you're saying Trump set this in motion during his first term by picking a pro corporate anti worker fairly extreme fed chair?
Yup, and believe it or not some people pay for the content with ads. Some pay for money. Some just stream it with blockers. Others avoid it because there's too much advertising.
I tend to do the first or the last option, but with the music service included it seemed worth it to me to switch to paying.
That's still land someone owns in their utopia.
I think basically what they're arguing for is toll mud roads...
My point is that there's going to be a large segment of society (somewhere between 20%-50%) in the bottom 20%-50%.
No amount of magic can change that.
The wage distribution means that even if everyone works there ass off 10s of millions will struggle in the US. There's a need for low end labor, and theres a whole whole lot of it, and the argument that those are starter jobs doesn't really hold, the distribution of jobs and income just isn't there for everyone to have a good job no matter how hard they work.
Ma Bell is a mean mother!
