It probably is not. Nuclear programs seems to be way easier and way unnoticeable.
> there's some other motives at play here. I mean it is literally economy 101: some capitalists getting on the top using free market, and then try to use government to remove free market so their top position were…
> Do you really think we can really get every country to truly pace the frontier? Why not? In 20-th century half the world was socialist. And the idea of moratorium on improving AI way easier to sell then socialism.
> but it's a safe bet the people losing their tech jobs aren't career shifting into healthcare and hospitality roles That is because they can allow themselves to do nothing (for some time). Tech was a very high‑paying…
> But it is at best wildly hypocritical to suggest that US tech firms are not subject to government interference It is very different degree of subjection where we talk about country that have laws, politics, сourts,…
> Demographically, we simply don't have the number of people we need to give elders the care that they'll probably have to have near the end of their life, so we have to rely on AI to help us get through it. That is an…
> capitalism ain't built on long term responsibility towards greater topics like future and wellbeing of mankind. I think in those aspects, only monarchy is better than capitalism. Specifically its more unhinged form,…
> Prices are market-driven in our society, not necessarily a function of labor costs. Yeah, but market itself is a function of labor costs.
> There are good arguments that the wealth distribution in our country has some serious issues There are good arguments that as a whole the wealth distribution in your country does not have any serious issues, but this…
> Did they not ask Ukraine to give the already occupied land and then some? I mean what are the alternatives? Ask Ukraine to give the already occupied land and then some, but later, when several more millions of…
> it seems the USA has been supporting Russia in its current war a lot more than China. No way that's true. China is main ally of Russia. China have a huge economic exchange with Russia, China is the sole gateway to…
Positive feedback loop (or how it called in English, idk). You just want to stay at the top, and the better political instruments you have for that, the worse governor you can allow yourself to be. And the worse…
> But wouldn't people just vote for UBI in this case? Why in North Korea people just does not vote for UBI? For UBI government need control over majority of resources generated by the public. But if government has that…
> I think a world of total and complete abundance doesn't incentivize people at the top (who are there because people at the bottom allow it) to mercy kill everyone else with AI drones. They will have one of the…
> What happens when we aren't needed? Depends on the political system. Under socialism authority will simply improve the environment by reducing your carbon footprint with eight grams of lead. Under capitalism you're…
> literally says "inspired by Starship Troopers" An objectively good and very stylish film. It is like 30 years old and still grate to watch. > Which was inspired by fascism and Nazi uniforms And what exactly does it…
> Interested to see what the EU will do though Will make surveillance mandatory? I mean we definitely should somehow fight terrorism, protect children, and prevent copyright infringement on trillions of dollars per year.
> Don’t think I was implying I wanted to replace him with another far-right candidate, just someone who is competent in general. Maybe you are not. But what about other 58%? In the end, you have elected him twice, and…
> Moreover, ask yourself: why hasn't Germany accused A/I of being co-responsible of the attacks? Were to busy catching real criminals who dare say bad things about Muslim rapists?
> we are (rightfully, I believe) far less willing to let children die young or get maimed. I don't think it matters at all. Of course, we are, but there is a huge gap between "not let children die young or get maimed"…
> Trumps approval rating has fallen to 39% while 58% disapprove. > Hopefully he’ll be replaced with someone who is at least halfway competent That's the point. You've vote for this guy TWICE. So probably when we talk…
> Just terraform here!!! Make the planet we are on more hospitable to human life! We are doing it right now. It just for some reason some people call it "climate crisis". From a scientific perspective in case of the…
I don't think it's fair to place all the blame on the MAGA and corporations but not on the American working class, which is the main beneficiary of the US government policy and which is electing those government. It…
It probably is not. Nuclear programs seems to be way easier and way unnoticeable.
> there's some other motives at play here. I mean it is literally economy 101: some capitalists getting on the top using free market, and then try to use government to remove free market so their top position were…
> Do you really think we can really get every country to truly pace the frontier? Why not? In 20-th century half the world was socialist. And the idea of moratorium on improving AI way easier to sell then socialism.
> but it's a safe bet the people losing their tech jobs aren't career shifting into healthcare and hospitality roles That is because they can allow themselves to do nothing (for some time). Tech was a very high‑paying…
> But it is at best wildly hypocritical to suggest that US tech firms are not subject to government interference It is very different degree of subjection where we talk about country that have laws, politics, сourts,…
> Demographically, we simply don't have the number of people we need to give elders the care that they'll probably have to have near the end of their life, so we have to rely on AI to help us get through it. That is an…
> capitalism ain't built on long term responsibility towards greater topics like future and wellbeing of mankind. I think in those aspects, only monarchy is better than capitalism. Specifically its more unhinged form,…
> Prices are market-driven in our society, not necessarily a function of labor costs. Yeah, but market itself is a function of labor costs.
> There are good arguments that the wealth distribution in our country has some serious issues There are good arguments that as a whole the wealth distribution in your country does not have any serious issues, but this…
> Did they not ask Ukraine to give the already occupied land and then some? I mean what are the alternatives? Ask Ukraine to give the already occupied land and then some, but later, when several more millions of…
> it seems the USA has been supporting Russia in its current war a lot more than China. No way that's true. China is main ally of Russia. China have a huge economic exchange with Russia, China is the sole gateway to…
Positive feedback loop (or how it called in English, idk). You just want to stay at the top, and the better political instruments you have for that, the worse governor you can allow yourself to be. And the worse…
> But wouldn't people just vote for UBI in this case? Why in North Korea people just does not vote for UBI? For UBI government need control over majority of resources generated by the public. But if government has that…
> I think a world of total and complete abundance doesn't incentivize people at the top (who are there because people at the bottom allow it) to mercy kill everyone else with AI drones. They will have one of the…
> What happens when we aren't needed? Depends on the political system. Under socialism authority will simply improve the environment by reducing your carbon footprint with eight grams of lead. Under capitalism you're…
> literally says "inspired by Starship Troopers" An objectively good and very stylish film. It is like 30 years old and still grate to watch. > Which was inspired by fascism and Nazi uniforms And what exactly does it…
> Interested to see what the EU will do though Will make surveillance mandatory? I mean we definitely should somehow fight terrorism, protect children, and prevent copyright infringement on trillions of dollars per year.
> Don’t think I was implying I wanted to replace him with another far-right candidate, just someone who is competent in general. Maybe you are not. But what about other 58%? In the end, you have elected him twice, and…
> Moreover, ask yourself: why hasn't Germany accused A/I of being co-responsible of the attacks? Were to busy catching real criminals who dare say bad things about Muslim rapists?
> we are (rightfully, I believe) far less willing to let children die young or get maimed. I don't think it matters at all. Of course, we are, but there is a huge gap between "not let children die young or get maimed"…
> Trumps approval rating has fallen to 39% while 58% disapprove. > Hopefully he’ll be replaced with someone who is at least halfway competent That's the point. You've vote for this guy TWICE. So probably when we talk…
> Just terraform here!!! Make the planet we are on more hospitable to human life! We are doing it right now. It just for some reason some people call it "climate crisis". From a scientific perspective in case of the…
I don't think it's fair to place all the blame on the MAGA and corporations but not on the American working class, which is the main beneficiary of the US government policy and which is electing those government. It…