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  • Science fiction is one genre that just doesn't translate well to the screen. The ideas are too big for a budget and too alien to be adequately depicted. I'm grateful that one man is capable of making twenty hours worth of content in less than a year; it's more sustainable than millions of dollars being spent on two hours of entertainment.

  • If you can limit things to one bot per person, it will solve the problem. One bot per person is equivalent to traditional cat fishing.

  • I just used Tundra as a filler for "cold as shit" areas. The temperate region will basically move further up north from the equator.

    ...granted, having more valuable land isn't necessarily a good thing once you consider your neighbors.

  • At this point the countries in temperate climates would seal their borders. The people living near the equator will become stuck, dependent on the the richer nations for their very survival. Once the effects of global warming began creeping up toward the United States and Europe, we will use our superior firepower to force an oil embargo on weaker nations.

    It's going to be fucked up and evil, but it's unlikely to be uniformly bad for everyone. From an economic perspective, alot of people will benefit.

  • If you live in Russia or Canada, global warming is a gift from God that will convert useless tundra into a fertile paradise. Everything is relative.

  • Personally, I don't think anyone should get anything back for unnecessary luxury items like video games. Food and health products? Maybe. Video games? No way. If you're willing to pay $90 for a video game designed for five year olds, you can afford to take the hit.

  • Personally, I think food is cheap enough. I spend roughly 5% percent of my paycheck on food, and I am not eating like a pauper. If safer food and happier chickens meant I needed to spend 6% of my paycheck on food, then so be it.

  • I think it's presumptuous to assume that the increase in prices that just happened to be identical to the tarrifs had anything to do with the tarrifs.

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  • I agree that it's not fair to compare Michael Jackson to Epstein. Although both engaged in illegal activities, a 16 year old at least has the ability to say, "No, I will not give you a handjob for $200." The seven and eight year olds Michael abused didn't have the ability to walk away.

    It's similar to murder charges. Although a highschooler is legally a child, they are still culpable enough for their actions to be tried as an adult. The children Michael targeted would not. The worse part of this situation is that parents voluntarily gave him their children. They should have been tried and investigated.

  • ...I'm pretty sure reading about psychology or neurology would be more relevant than reading about communism. Communism might be interesting in a historical context, but it's not science.

  • I'm pretty sure the reason tech employees hate it so much is because it's an existential threat to their profession. If it wasn't, they wouldn't spend so much time talking about it.

  • When I screw the lid onto my coffee cup, it becomes waterproof. Nothing gets in and the coffee doesn't come out. Waterproofing doesn't require an adhesive.

  • When all of this was first happening, it sure did look like Palestine elected a government that attempted to commit genocide against the Jews and drive them out of Israel. The tides have turned and the genocide backfired, but it's hard to blame NPR for being at one point sympathetic.

  • If their purpose is to extract resources from 3rd world countries and distribute it to 1st world countries, then they are actually great at what they do.

  • It makes sense that they are reluctant to make investments. Building new data centers will presumably require more new RAM units then maintaining those that are already in existence. The large influx of new infrastructure is a temporary condition.

    Regardless, a quick Google search indicates that about a half a trillion dollars has recently been spent on building new foundries in the United States. Since the release of ChatGPT in late 2022 coincides with the spike in demand, we are only just at the point where these investments could come into fruition.

  • You're on the right track, but radiation poisoning is a more likely explanation. It causes severe vomiting and diarrhea. If there ever was a nuclear apocalypse, a lot of people would die in the bathroom.

  • If Democrats rescheduled marijuana, they wouldn't be able to use the issue to win future elections. I love how Biden waited until last minute to demand the rescheduling of marijuana. If he had done it any sooner, his attempt might have been successful.