My cat pretends like he doesn't like to get picked up or held. I know he's pretending because I caught him trying to avoid being picked up, but practically jumped into me when I decided to listen to him and stop picking him up
Yes I agree that rare, sentient holograms are super fun and interesting! I love how it makes for unlikely character growth.
But I'm thinking about it as an extension of the argument that stripping Data of rights would be creating a race of slaves. Because they know how to and are capable of making sentient holograms, but don't, means that they are willingly choosing to strip free will from holograms. Janeway erases all of Sullivan's memory of his wife and deletes her. She then coerces him via rewriting his programming to have a relationship with her.
Stars and Stripes has never really been independent. It's the US propaganda factory for active troops. Their reporters lied to deflate US deaths and inflate Vietnamese deaths during the Vietnam War.
Don't let your anger fester, and don't let yourself get quietly replaced. Start unionizing. If you don't know where to start, take the free Organizer Training course by CODE-CWA. I personally pushed out 2 high level asshole managers during my campaign
Other folks have already corrected the record here, so I just wanted to say that if the RAM had been stolen and sold it would be a far higher profit margin. The employee would have probably taken at most 1 hour to realize the opportunity. The current maximum wage for an advanced tech (probably the role that did this "work") is $21.90/hr so let's say the labor cost of this heist is $20. Open box on eBay is $400 for a profit of 1900%
When a person purchases something, it's that person's personal property. When a corporation purchases something, it's that capitalist's private property.
A true analysis of this type of headline would be more along the lines of "capitalist uses capitalism to encircle and entrench their capital at the expense of human culture and society"