SleeplessCityLights

I like the idea of a Technocracy with highly paid 4 year terms selected by lottery. It should not be hard to be an expert just 10 years works experience or any post-secondary would work. About 25% of the population is what I would call malicious voters. They don't want progress, they just want bad things to happen to people they don't like. The 75% of normal people would cancel their evil out. The end result is you be ruled by the majority and they would have a guaranteed level of knowledge. You need to be highly paid because your term could trash your career if it hit at the wrong time.

This is Canada, nobody is going to shoot him. Getting torn apart by a mob is not out of the equation though.

I think you are missing the fact that our pensions are going to be shit or not exist entirely. A retirement fund has to be much larger to cover what Boomers and earlier did because they had good pensions.

I have some small apps that I use for testing deployments that just do busy work. I have looked through the code and made corrections, but an LLM coded most of it. Where is the line for them? They are on Codeberg already, do I pull them off?

Welcome to neoliberalism.

How many people are going to get murdered in cold blood by police when they pull up with their guns drawn?

Yes, and when religious people have a psychotic episode, the whole mess usually revolves around religion. Including burning or cutting a religious symbol on your skin.

Those are four defining points of facism.

He does not write his own tweets. They don't quite match his diction when he talks. I would bet it is Jared and Witkof writing them. He is not smart enough to have a work mode or personal mode when he communicates. So there is no way he can change his diction intentionally.

I don't think many Americans understand how much of the Country is forests. In Quebec everything past the river plains north of A40 or 138 is forests.

Is Larry David on the shitlist too? He once picked a Palestinian chicken place over his friends.

I found that out when I started to work that day.