@aaaagrym92288@WillRinehart I don’t think you understand. The attempt at shame and insults won’t work. We’ve already tried to get through to you. That time is over. Next is ruthless political action. That is all.
@Cobra30299 He could Join the Air Force, make his way into space force. Attain some clearance. When he gets out he will never worry about not having a job again. (Clearance jobs are out there everywhere), competition will be incredibly low.
@CovertQOS@BreedingPomp@krisshotit Same way you can have ai create a whole 3d model from enough 2d pictures. It doesn’t need the CAD file or 3d objects anymore. Ai will be able to play the streamed game and deduce, then equivocate its behaviors, visuals and logic.
@mrCyrusWheeler@NeuralNexus@jonbrooks Its one of the only things valued in such a perverse way. If my neighbor has the same car as I do….if I upgrade my rims, or stereo, or alarm, or tires, new paint job, does that suddenly raise the value of his car? No.
Housing as an asset, lacking any sort of opting out sucks.
@mrCyrusWheeler@NeuralNexus@jonbrooks Homes as a reflection of their utility rather than an asset need to return.
If you don’t want that, then allow special titles like you have with autos (salvage title) that opts out of the asset part of it while limiting value of function.
@thecoinbruh@bpizzacalla With Family chains. New iPhone is bought outright and unlocked.
Cheap unlimited family plan (bring your own phone). Cheaper in the long run. And no one gets too far behind.
And you get the full value and lifespan out of it before you trade it in or sell it.
@thecoinbruh@bpizzacalla Family chains = One person buys a new 📱every year, new 🔋every 2.
Example:
Father = iphone 17 pro
Wife = iphone 16 pro
Son = iphone 15 pro
Daughter = 14 pro
Second daughter = iphone 13pro.
When the father gets the iphone 18pro then everyone gets the next iterative update.