@real_vijay Money loses meaning in such a world, the outcome is a centrally controlled committee deciding on resource allocation.
Truly scarce items such as land, human creativity, or Bitcoin will be out of reach for average people.
@CoinCornerDanny A lot of today’s issues stem from weak monetary policy. Sound money needs to make a comeback, and Bitcoin is “just” the best example we have of a viable sound money system.
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Hey Adam,
I’ve got an idea that’s basically Pokémon hits Jet Lag. You travel in the real world, complete challenges to catch cities, battle other teams with city stats, items, and sabotage, and fight over regional control. It’s strategic, chaotic, and very on-brand for Jet Lag. Would love your take if you’re ever curious.
@knutsvanholm Monopolies are not inherently harmful. If a company outperforms all competitors by offering better products or lower prices, market dominance is a natural outcome. The real danger arises only when the state steps in to protect that dominance from competition.
@sebbunney I’ve read your book, so great move sharing the gospel for free!
I’ve written a book myself (The Phoenix Protocol), which I also share for free. Sharing the message matters way more than any personal monetary gain imo.
The link to my book is in my profile if anyone’s interested!
Yeah, I’d add that genuinely scarce things, the stuff AI and robotics can’t reproduce, will become astronomically expensive.
On the other end of the spectrum, jobs might become the real scarce commodity. If that happens, governments will basically have no choice but to roll out some form of Universal Basic Income. But if production costs fall to near zero across most industries, money itself starts losing meaning.
The endgame? A pretty dystopian setup where central planners, basically the folks who still control the truly scarce resources, decide who gets what. In that kind of world, “money” stops functioning the way we understand it today.
This take is beyond moronic, it’s ignorant, and being proud about it.
King Leopold II didn’t run anything even close to capitalism. He literally owned the Congo Free State as his personal property. There were no voluntary exchanges, no competition, no private property rights for locals, and no rule of law. It was pure coercion: forced labor, kidnapping, mutilation, quotas, and violence.
If you think that is capitalism, you seriously need to revisit the basics.
@PattiJ876@nypost@grok In the first part of the video, the dust seems to appear out of nowhere. There’s no debris falling down the slope of the mountain. My gut feeling is that the first part of the clip is, in fact, AI-generated
Fair point when it comes to dragging players. However, when in Combined mode, you can’t move players around to change your formation, that’s what I meant.
As for changing skin colour, I really wasn’t talking about the characters’ skin tone 😂
I used to change the colour of the stats based on my thresholds, but that seems to be gone, at least for now