Funnelling more funding into education, much like massive loans, will only further increase the price and waste of education, ensuring the masses will only become further uneducated, unless they join a corporate/banking caste.

Education ought be a utility, not a luxurious experience.

The market is okay with buying products designed to break. Why would the producers make anything else? They're not interested in what you want, nor how long it shall last - only if you'll keep givingthem cash.

I don't blame you. You were being used as slave labor. The upper echelons pocket the cash while doing little themselves and pay crumbs to those in desperate situations. It's all about social connections if you want to be treated fairly. We've become a slave society, under the guise of a free regulated market.

You should not have to be someones slave for a certain amount of years in order to be paid fairly or to build some sort of reputation. If you are doing a job and are a hard worker you deserve a fair cut of the pie.

"The only difference as compared with the old, outspoken slavery is this, that the worker of today seems to be free because he is not sold once for all, but piecemeal by the day, the week, the year, and because no one owner sells him to another, but he is forced to sell himself in this way instead, being the slave of no particular person, but of the whole property-holding class."

-Friedrich Engels, The Condition of the Working Class in England in 1844, pp. 114-115

UWP are excellent for touch screen devices. The only decent touch oriented PDF readers for windows are UWP apps only (sadly) accessible via the Windows Market Place.

You're lucky you're not a targeted person. We should all be constantly defending our right to privacy, along with our right to travel, so that those who actually have good reason to exercise them go as unnoticed as the next fellow.

The UK takes care of it's citizens, so long as they aren't saying mean things on the internet. Then they get the hole. Every government is fucked in different ways. That is the nature of government; centralized power. They all become corrupt in some way or another.

Considering that US citizenship is a voluntary contract that no American Citizen is required to become, everyone who has accepted the benefits of US citizenship is obligated to by contract to follow said rules.

Most Americans have no idea that US citizenship is a product of the Reconstructive Era (post civil war) and was created for recently freed slaves to have standing in court, which by the original constitution they were considered property. The original constitution has yet to be properly amended within the legal courses of actions necessary to make such thing legitimate.

TLDR: American Law, and the legislative system, was Royally fucked during the civil war, and no American Citizen (state Citizen) is required to be a Federal citizen, as created by and defined by the 14th amendment.

If you are using a social security number (which does not belong to you, but belongs to the US Federal Government (the "United States")) then you are voluntarily contracting as a federal citizen, and you are VOLUNTARILY SUBSERVIENT to the federal government, having, as one of the sovereign People, placed yourself in a contractual agreement for "benefits".

What other technologies are members of our society keeping quiet. Are we already in space?

I hear much of the rail lines in California were bought out long ago by the gasoline companies, and shut down to passenger transport.

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>Actually, I take that back. The hotel market is not competitive because cities have for a long time been slack about building enough new hotels to meet demand, instead letting existing incumbents raise rates.

That's really what all of this is about - protecting the local hotel monopolies that have sat on fat stacks for decades and are now watching the market out-compete them.

Some people have made the claim that you can avoid such issues by forcing the city to accept your property as "private" property, as opposed "residential", "commercial", etc.

The city is essentially stripping these people of their rights via legislation, and rights are considered a form of property. This is thus equivalent of the city stripping someone of private property without due process. Shouldn't they be able to sue to block this legislation?

People don't mind tossing their money into the Tesla furnace because it offers hope in the future in terms of real social value, as opposed to financial numbers value. They are the only public facing company making any significant efforts toward a better future.

Most organizations would try to cover up such flaws instead of announcing major corrections. For that I applaud them.

Then again... does anyone really care? Is this merely a publicity stunt?

If our current state of politics, the only humans getting off of this dying rock are going to be the elite and their immediate servants and they'll probably finish the rest of us off on their way out.