I don’t particularly care for the guidelines as they significantly harm the quality of conversation. You’re welcome to ban me.
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I don’t particularly care for the guidelines as they significantly harm the quality of conversation. You’re welcome to ban me.
They would just clone youtube—they have the exact same relationship with advertisers. I don’t see that gaining any traction.
If you’re claiming it is without substance you’re simply erasing sex, which is OBVIOUSLY A SUBSTANTIVE CONCEPT.
Well, now they can check your identity anywhere with a camera removing all agency. Yay!
Yes, this is true. My point was more that innovative products are profitable, not necessarily the novel tool we need. See: smartphones and walled garden app stores. Innovative for sure, but an objectively shittier scenario than one built around the tool people want to use.
I don't see innovation (as in, using market forces to push forward technology) as playing any role in collective problems. The regulated market's popular hope for fighting global emissions with market effects, the carbon tax, will do very little to slow emissions on a global scale. We need to think outside the market to have any optimism.
I believe the least painful life is lived on the middle path so I broadly agree, but not all will.
I’m also sure people are enthused about quality and self driving but that doesn’t do much for me.
I really agree about the tone thing, these conversations are toxic and unproductive.
It might help if we stop referring to rich people as bold—it is honestly difficult to spend the type of capital Musk has access to, and he would have to intentionally give it away to be poor. What’s the risk? Not a risk most can empathize with.