Attempted Murder

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on didn't think so · c/comicstrips · 1 pts · 2d

Seeing as how I live in the 3rd world, it appears my assertions continue to be correct: Western governing bodies have allowed technology outfits to outsource critical thinking leading to dire economic conditions. I would never claim that local conditions are much better, because populations outrank available jobs here. But AI will likely never assume the role of human labour in Asia simply because we don't treat it like a tool for lazy thinking or a profiteering-at-any-cost machine. We understand the necessity of human labour across multiple disciplines and industries, because even the most incompetent moron needs to eat and enjoy the fruits of their labour. Arrogance, ignorance and indulgence has gotten the better of the West because comfort vs. conviction is a forgotten battlefield for many. I'd feel bad for you lot, but you all did it to your selves. Good luck.

on didn't think so · c/comicstrips · 1 pts · 4d

Why wouldnt they be trained properly and then given a job role? Are they being trained by other incompetent morons or AI?

on didn't think so · c/comicstrips · 0 pts · 5d

Uh, parse that out. Incompetent morons have always existed. How would it be disastrous to cut them off AI cold turkey?

on The same rights · c/comicstrips · 1 pts · 8d

Ah, when people take comic strips too seriously and infighting seems like the only path forward.

Are you sure about that? Or is that a narrative you'd like to believe because it supports Western "greatness"? Plenty of non-Western countries have financial and physical infrastructure that rivals anything seen in Europe or North America.

That's funny. All one has to do is move out of one of these crappy western countries with all their social issues and corrupt governments, skip the 10M, and understand a decent living standard isn't about quantifiable material conditions. Even 50k would be life changing in most of those places.

Great idea, but as with all regulated systems, it all comes down to enforcement. What's the punishment for having no tags and how often is it actually enforced? I'll answer my own question here: it varies by state since everything legal in the US is fractured and thus enforced disproportionately because no ranger is going to take the effort if they don't think their efforts are worth it.

on solar panels in africa · c/pics · 1 pts · 23d

Then explain high prices at the pump beyond extraordinary greed. Kinda feels like we're all paying for towers multiple times over.