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"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it" - George Santayana

It's on Apple and Audible (56 minutes): https://www.audible.ca/podcast/How-our-education-system-is-f...

This is Part 1 and only 6 minutes long. The links to Part 2 are broken.

It might be if this was about age verification, but it isn't, so it isn't.

How so?

Six Mexicans, not six Americans.

That doesn't matter very much when the top speed is 50 kph.

It's top speed is 50 kph so it's not for travelling very far or on highways.

There are a couple of partial interior shots on their home page: https://www.olinia.auto/

I hope we don't see these on any highways. They can only do 50 kph.

The abbreviation for miles is mi.

Require all feeds to be chronological.

How far is your car parked from your home? I'd be happy if these features only worked within BT range.

That doesn't block tracking.

Then let Darwinism rule.

> But more important would be to ask yourself what happens as more and more people become parts of the "needs" group, who will be left to contribute to fund those with needs?

If that happens, you're doing it wrong. The point of helping people with social programs is to ensure (ideally) no one falls through the cracks and becomes an even bigger cost to society, so they can eventually contribute to society again instead of being a cost to it instead of getting trapped in poverty.

Of course, some people are not well enough they will ever be able to contribute to society, but providing them with the basics is less expensive to society than not doing so.

Well, they didn't walk out about AI...

No one said that. Not even Bill Gates.

No one said that.

Many, perhaps most, of the teachers are underpaid. If spending more money isn't helping, there are probably too many middle-managers sucking up the money. Remove some of the middle-managers and divert their money to the teachers.

The world would still have them but perhaps not as quickly is the only difference.

Sysops did but BBS users didn't need to do that.

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Whether that is good or bad depends on their cost of living.

Because it didn't come back for hours.

It's a non-numbered line.

Sword of Fargoal and Pirates! were both almost entirely written in uncompiled BASIC.

There are a lot of uninformed consumers who are buying/using things they might not if they were informed.

I've benchmarked Applesoft and Commodore BASIC quite a bit and they benchmark exactly the same, so I'm not surprised. Both systems run at 1.023 MHz in NTSC. Of course, they are both derived from Microsoft's 6502 BASIC. I'm sure they're not cycle exact but they are close enough that BASIC doesn't show any difference.