Greg Worrel

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@MrHumpty_ @veroderugy @EricBoehm87 Read the whole thing, moron. "Most welfare use is temporary or cyclical."
It's funny that I didn't mention SS or Medicare, but grok included both as forms of welfare.

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@MrHumpty_ @veroderugy @EricBoehm87 Your response is beyond ignorant. https://t.co/yF9pwekbAX

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@mpopv @cafreiman It's also due to the relentless claims from politicians who fan the flames of envy and hatred for their own gain.

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@MrHumpty_ @veroderugy @EricBoehm87 It's absolutely welfare. You think recipients of other forms of welfare don't pay taxes? No one is saying it's their fault, except in falling for the lie that SS and Medicare are something other than welfare programs.

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@canonicalmodel @perrymetzger Your prompt doesn't even make sense. What is a "very development environment"? Even ignoring the poor grammar, it seems an overly broad and vague request.

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@XCarcallaX @cafreiman Yes, I want prices to drop to zero. But that is not going to happen. Companies would charge less, but the money they get would be worth more. Their real profits stay the same because their costs drop too. It's just lower numbers on the scoreboard, not a loss of wealth.

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@XCarcallaX @cafreiman No. Wealth is not money. It may be measured in dollars but wealth can go up with no new money created. The dollars would just buy more.

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@Prison_yard_DMs @AzPetrich The main fallacy in your comment is the idea that paying more in taxes somehow contributes more back to society.

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@TurboJaxx @codimite @jaynitx I meant what happened to people wielding actual shovels who were replaced by non AI bulldozers. We do not see a bunch of homeless unemployed former shovellers.

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@ToKTeacher He is so right on this. My use of ai for coding means I am spending more time producing code, not less. The productivity gains just expand what is possible.

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@RockChartrand "The capitalist achievement does not typically consist in providing more silk stockings for queens, but in bringing them within reach of factory girls in return for steadily decreasing amounts of effort."

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@anmhuirioch @RealShawnSuter @Geiger_Capital @amazon @JeffBezos The exact opposite of my experience. 2 to 3 orders a day, almost never late, never damaged or wrong.

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@RussekFilm @HistoryBoomer Used chatgpt to plan a diet to lose weight. Lost 25lbs in about 3 months. Now moving to maintenance. Current cost about $9-11 a day. Costco and Aldi. Very healthy diet. Convenient frozen chicken, salmon, vegetables, and an air fryer. Greek yogurt, salad kits.

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@rawsmashmouth @Seanfrank @MaxWithNanos They house rows of servers with hard drives you moron. "Data centers move the information around quicker for the data centers." What? That is quite the sentence. Idiot.

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@PalmerLuckey Sure let's make it even harder for small businesses to advertise.

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@JeffersonPerki5 @RockChartrand @tonyannett There is clearly no limit to how much the government thinks it needs. The frog in the boiling pot is in full effect.

[Greg Worrel @gregworrel]

@_W3Danny @RockChartrand @ATLCWorker It only seems that way because millions of people work their asses off to bring goods and services to market. The world is full of abundance, all available for a price. If you're going to rely on charity, most of that abundance is going to be out of reach.