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what are the companies you are thinking about?
i see it as: large companies are proof that much trade and consumption has occurred.
i'm fine with people "living off the land", as long as they don't consume the services my taxes pay for.
colonization is obviously mandatory if we want more land. tax policy does not change that. nor does it make land more or less productive.
i do not support the use of force to seize assets. however, i believe that an overwhelming majority of people would -- upon reflection -- consciously and without duress agree to pay taxes in exchange for a working government.
- the demo on the page makes no sound and is visibly off (triggers happen when the token is at the wrong location, or not at all)
- the demo video is boring
- it doesn't even _do the thing_? it's just a 1d piano roll in a circle? there's no fun petri net dynamics?
(who is upvoting this?)because that's what they think is best. what point are you trying to make? that countries don't pursue 'profit' at the expense of all other concerns?
equality is always undecidable until you see the light of intuition. consider the rational number whose numerator is 0 if $theorem is true, and 1 if it is false, and whose denominator is 1.
it's not an efficient course if the target is fuel, but that's not the target. it is a decent use if we have lots of corn that nobody wants, which we do.