@thelannia I think a large corporations tendency to only produce what they conceive as safe and accessible content will largely hamper their ability to dominate a space that requires some edge and originality
@thelannia I think the ability for more people to bring their visions to life without the need for years of practice on multiple softwares will make creativity more accessible and can narrow the production gap between them and large entities long term
@rockymtnhigh84 @UrsaMajor647 @radleybalko Also would it really be that hard to dispatch officer drew or some shit to fetch their meds at their home???
@oolikebutter21 @DrJordantsai @nbazer0 @hasanthehun I mean you can tone down the contempt it doesn’t define the persons worth however there are limits to how much we should accommodate them in public spaces if it means that everyone else has to give up space. Prolly an ok parallel is car infrastructure in dense cities
@oolikebutter21 @DrJordantsai @nbazer0 @hasanthehun And then theres medical exceptions that prohibit exercise or unaddressed mental problems that hamper people’s motivation to put in the work to diet and work out. All of these issues kind of make it problematic when you’re sending a lots of ppl in the air in a cramped tube.
@oolikebutter21 @DrJordantsai @nbazer0 @hasanthehun I mean it seems like the most responsible it’s a pretty sensitive topic for people. There’s plenty of blame to go around from our shitty regulatory environment, a lived environment that lends itself towards an exercise deficit, an expensive and largely reactionary hc system..
@BOLO4CANDOR@RyanMcbeth@VivekGRamaswamy We’re also in the unique position of being deployed absolutely everywhere. Put any other alternative peer nation in a position capable of exporting their culture and values and watch them make the same mistakes and more.
@BOLO4CANDOR@RyanMcbeth@VivekGRamaswamy I think Americans need some perspective on the way we operate on the global stage. It’s reasonable to be critical of many of our decisions and motives but at the very least we’ve continued the historical trend of becoming a increasingly moral society
@odomasTay@kenklippenstein All currencies are backed by a collective trust that it is a medium to exchange value and often a reserve to stabilize it. Bitcoin hasn’t been around for a whole generation and has crashed multiple times due to wild speculation and unsustainable mining practices.
@odomasTay@kenklippenstein I’d resort to using several other currencies before I’d get to bitcoin if the U.S. dollar collapsed, which is highly unlikely as much of the worlds transactions are done through it as the standard. It’s treated much more as a currency then as a speculative asset to cash out on.
@odomasTay@kenklippenstein And it’s going to constantly collapse if people keep thinking they can sit on a few coins and become rich. It’s not going to become a mainstream currency if it’s value is uncertain at any point in time.
@GarthPhoebus @KissItAndWink@prem_thakker They’ll donate money if it means that their contributions save them money in taxes, meaning that their appearance of philanthropy is actually further draining revenues that fund important services for people.
@NeyClaudio2@ReallyAmerican1 Pay out to those people. They want to remove social security so they can free up the budget to lower taxes further for their party donors and themselves. Doesn’t matter how many lives depend on a fixed income or if you paid into the system for decades
@NeyClaudio2@ReallyAmerican1 They also see SS as something that takes a huge portion of the budget. Right now the boomer generation is becoming eligible for social security benefits at the fastest pace of their generation and a lot of the Republican Party are trying to take those benefits before they have to