@gilduran76@GeorgeLakoff The party of These Problems Cannot Be Solved.
Revenue? Taxes don't work. Shootings? Law doesn't work. Wages? Regulation doesn't work. It's a worship of impossibility.
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How many Republicans does it take to change a lightbulb?
In darkness, lightbulbs cannot be changed.
Sometimes it's hard to know why prices are going up. Between the oil shock, a tight employment market and the climate polycrisis, is it even possible to tell if companies are using the widespread *belief* in inflation to hike prices? Uh, yeah, we *absolutely* can. 1/
@vaspider They don't return shopping carts to the corral. They've paid their money and gotten their products, and they gain no advantage for returning the shopping cart. Companies don't do uncompensated labor. That's for people, the rubes.
@vaspider I guess. I don't really want to interact with it directly qua the algorithm.
But it reminds me of a difference between companies and people: companies don't tip the waitstaff. Companies don't, as a policy, add a gratuity to an invoice after completion of terms, just to be nice.
@DichotomusPrime Yes, this. Is this inspired at all by the various articles/threads/conversations among digital game makers about hidden mechanics? There's a lot of "GM Fudging" going on behind the scenes to favor players in most video games.