Comment Easy come, easy go! (Score 1) 41
They'll make more money, but they're never going to win the AI race and make that back.
They'll make more money, but they're never going to win the AI race and make that back.
radical: Become ungovernable!
Congress: We're haven't governed for a very long time.
And then, you lose your country....the culture is lost, what makes your country YOUR country....disappears.
My country should be so dynamic that it is constantly changing and never stuck in the past.
Every day you wake, it is a fresh start and a new world.
Replacing worthless people with worthless software that boils the oceans. It's not exactly progress, more of a lateral move on the stupidity track of humanity.
He's a billionaire, he'd have a place on Elysium or The Aerium, if such places existed.
Go for the low hanging fruit, a position that is easy to automate and consumes the largest paycheck: MBA
People who were once excluded from much of society because they were too poor to participate can now afford to connect online. In-person society is on the decline, it won't go to zero but real life is not going to be the dominate culture for humans in the very near future.
Maybe kids should participating in more risky behavior. And spending your birthday money on in game loot boxes is not the risky behavior I'm talking about.
That only works if she has no bars too.
Thankfully very few people are Mormon
Our economic system does not cope with population decline. So something has to give, and I don't think given how we treat women or screw over the younger generation that they're going to start raising extra children.
I doubt there will be any consequences for him personally this time either. Other people have always paid for Donnie's mistakes.
History will remember today's leaders of industry saying things like:
Nobody could have saw that we were heading into an unprecedented economic disaster.
The term Corporatocracy shows up in some left-wing essays going back at least to the 1990's that I'm aware of. It's one of those terms that gets thrown around like "kleptocracy" that is more of a pejorative than a serious classification.
I think 90% of people read it that way. And it wasn't even obvious in the comment thread because so many people took it the way you and I did. Absolute trash article thanks to the botched headline that seems to immediately conflict with the first sentence of the article.
"An organization dries up if you don't challenge it with growth." -- Mark Shepherd, former President and CEO of Texas Instruments