We haven’t just the last few years Sped run a lot of these types of events.

George Floyd, the imposing threat of World War III, COVID.

We seem to have a lot better coping mechanisms than the older generations had. Mostly through memes and nihilism.

Id argue that exclusive games are only so good because they NEED to be to sell consoles.

He pretty clearly meant Naughty Dog, hence Jak and Daxter

I’d imagine eventually we’re gonna get something like in painting.

If a person is running TAA, I dont really see the point.

1080p is still great. What giant ass screens are people running where it isnt?

Your posts always improve my day.

The problem with Apple is that it’s not your computer. It’s their computer and they get to dictate everything you do on it.

Shhhhh, im trying to lead them to that conclusion without the big scary C word.

I think the argument is that creating these definitions ruins class solidarity. You are working class if you have to go to work every day to live period.

A post-scarcity society doesn’t mean a post-resource society. We have enough resources to make sure everybody has what they need. None of it is scarce in the slightest. We just need to distribute it equally.

Even Socialism seems transitory to me. Much better than Capitalism, but once labor can be more broadly automated, we need to think of something other than money quickly.

Part of the reason Capitalism sort if worked in the 60’s was because it had to globally compete with communism. We seem to forget how hard the red scare had to be pushed to silence the growing American Communist constituency.

Wages were high for low education workers because they had to be to stave off the communist political movement.

The second the Soviets collapsed, capitalism started its more evident decline. Capitalism only works with competition, even from a meta perspective.

We absolutely have enough to shower every single person in lavishness. Its just not distributed. We arent post resource, but we are post scarcity.

I will say part of the reason I find them more trustworthy is that their business model hinges on some sort of ounce of privacy. Google’s hinges on exactly the opposite.

They claim that no information on searches is a saved to an individual for now.

IMO, It’s not all video games that are addictive. It’s typically the online multiplayer ones that are deliberately designed to be addictive. Those need heavily regulated.

Notice nobody is addicted to Mario Wonder, but many people are addicted to say Overwatch.

Palestine

All they said was “no.”

And that doesn’t sound insane to you?