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US Politics 20h
I’d trade it all for universal healthcare, tuition-free education, and universal basic income
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US Politics 20h
AI, self driving and flying cars, humanoid robots, neurolink, augmented glasses Holy shit so excited for the future
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Anonymous 15h

I’d trade it all for remigration

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Anonymous 14h

I’d trade it all to go back to 1990

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Anonymous 13h

The $5000 thing didn’t poll well with some focus groups. Might still happen, wouldn’t be UBI, but, I would consider it a down payment on money the govt could pay me back with.

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Anonymous 19h

The original post mentions things that make money, this post is about things that lose money. There is your answer as to why they don't happen

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Anonymous 20h

What good is any of that if we stop advancing and end up essentially back in the Stone Age?

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 19h

Seems to me that money is what prevent people from having their needs met. Hmmm…

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 19h

If the rich had it their way, everyone below them would end up back at Stone Age-level every month.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 17h

"Losing money" YOUR COUNTRY ISN'T A BUSINESS YOU DIPSHIT. WE PAY THE GOVERNMENT TO HELP AND SUPPORT US.

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 13h

*50

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 10h

“We’re going to lose money if we change” stumpdick over hear can’t even realize we have no money when investing govt funds into businesses (because big businesses are all doomed to fail)

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Anonymous replying to -> #8 9h

I don’t necessarily disagree because the larger the business the more single points of failure/there’s this thing about organizations bigger than 150 people tend to stop looking at their people as people and start looking at them more like cogs in a machine but… doomed? Doomed to break a part… eh, yeah perhaps. What makes you so conclusively sure? Like what am I missing?

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