Could easily be hybrid… You pay some up front, they get some on the back end. This and other subsidies might be able to save the arts.

There is no way this is more viable than a manufactured micro needle, nor scalable.

So they didn’t do it. The buffer is just more money in the same bucket they just hope they don’t have to use, but they have direct control over neither. Emergency powers should probably transfer to an impartial body of possible recipient analysts so funds cannot be used as political fodder.

Historically they make noise but don’t actually come out to vote though.

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People are legit sitting 15+ feet away and thinking a 55 inch TV is good enough… Optimal viewing angles for most reasonably sized rooms require a 100+ inch TV and 4k or better.

Sort of… The workers got paid already. Sure they could gift the business to the workers I guess.

Did the workers have 325 million?

Prevents naked short fraud and manufacturing shares that they can locate at a later date.

These were all once the poor kids you speak about. They grow up and half of them do this in the absence of Darwinism of regressive culture.

Except learning in this context is building a probability map reinforcing the exact text of the book. Given the right prompt, no new generative concepts come out, just the verbatim book text trained on.

So it depends on the model I suppose and if the model enforces generative answers and blocks verbatim recitation.

Likely with kid gloves

How about blocking this nonsense on Xbox? Need a pi hole yes?

None of that matters, as it’s a book… The problem is her as a person.

Honestly, no

Trolley problem nuance, and morons are downvoting you

To add to the other comment, the two concepts of an afterlife and punishment or reward are separate concepts and don’t have to coincide. Some faiths explicitly believe in heaven and not hell, and some neither.

Always remember when thinking about possibilities, given totally made up shit, the answer is always all possibilities exist and must be considered.

Why? We aren’t taking care of our people. I’m sure many of them feel the same way or close. Lots of people don’t want to live in misery, especially when they realize most of it is an actively created construct by others. If you combine that with the very common belief in an afterlife, it becomes a very obvious and likely path.

There are certain kinds of rules and discoveries that society can make that they must defend by making rules that eliminate anyone that dares bring the adverse ruling up again. You want slavery and propose it back into law? Society kills you for that.

That’s what taxes and public utilities are for. Convert them.