I tend to agree given the source material, but having worked in Norway for several months, there's still an underlying warning: even socialist societies need capable leadership. Even more so since so much is delegated to the state. if you start producing a mass of, well, spoiled brats, you won't be able to successfully replace your leadership, or potentially fall into a technocratic oligopoly.

The US literally went at war to get rid of you...

I really don't. Humanity is so successful because it's the ultimate generalist, being able to adapt to environments very different from the ones it initially evolved in.
And it did so by having a very large degree of genetic variety, with several interbreeding episodes between human species.

Specialists thrive in stable eras, but generalists survive though crisis, we should never take steps that reduce the random variation of our collective genome, that's the ultimate stupid move to do as a species.

I also concur that this is probably another attempt from a small elite to give themselves a Hapsburg jaw, so maybe we should actually encourage it. Less work for the guillotine when the time comes.

Evolution naturally select the genetic traits that are best fit for the environment.
The environment changes unpredictably.
You cannot select today what will be the fittest for tomorrow.

For example, some theorize autism was an advantage in the paleolithic: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.co...

Or, you know, https://gitflic.ru/project/mag...

I had considered something similar too, but where I live the 9a is not discounted, so not worth it.

My 6a is still going strong after 3 years.

Yes they said they would nerf my Pixel 6a battery. Didn't really notice the difference tbh.

But also, they refunded me with 100$ cash, or a 150$ voucher for their store. I chose the cash.

100$ back on a 400$ phone I bought in 2022, not bad.

A city in Texa.

AM5 too, Raphael is in the list.
I don't see any Zen5 CPU listed though, is it not affected?

China's wealth inequality is actually better than the US one:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

The GDP PPP per capita however is much higher in the US:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Some commodities have global pricing, i.e. oil or gold.

An Amazon warehouse area manager cannot fire anyone in a corporate office.

GDP per capita.

The planet you share with them, however, is your problem.

It's the FT. They're pressuring Valve to go public, so that their finance friends can suck it dry.

It's kinda hilarious to accuse Valve of stagnation just after they created a new gaming market with the Steam Deck.