In my view, it’s a stop gap measure. The real issue is the lifetime appointments. We just had one president choose 3 justices, who all get lifetime appointments. That is beyond insane, and if packing the courts right now will help alleviate that imbalance I think it should be advocated for. Of course in the long term we will want term limits, or maybe some sort of rotation system, but for now I think that’s the most politically effective way forward.
I’m conflicted because it doesn’t have a headphone jack
This is not a good comparison. Our bodies are not engineered by anyone, but our software is.
Copyright should not exist. However, under our current economic system, capitalism, it should exist for a short period of time. Probably about 5-10 years.
Bro what the fuck is going on right now lmao
I honestly don’t know if I believe any of this. It could be one big distraction, and I think the people in high positions of power are skeptical as well.
I mean I guess? Aside from the calling it’s fine imo. UI was also easier for me to use
I never understood why everyone moved to discord. Regardless of this, it actually just sucks and is hard to use. Discord really gives me hope that the fediverse will succeed, just because the UI sucks so fucking much.
Bro’s in a wheel chair and still vetoed it, damn
Wait, we haven’t already done that?
this happened? >_>
What are you on about?
I feel that RTJ is one of the only groups that properly mixed electronics with hip hop and it still sounded cool. We go a lot of bad EDM/HipHop crossovers in the 2010s.
I don’t think this will do much of anything, except for the graduate loans section. You can educate people on the cost of school all you want, if someone needs to finish school they’ll take on whatever debt they need to.
Best solution is to just make it free. I feel like the investment will just pay for itself when you have more people with degrees able to fill more jobs, bolstering the workforce.
Yeah, the replicated youtube we’d need to either have a lot of money for hosting or use a decentralized model. The second option isnt even that feasible though.
Growth for the sake of growth isn’t always bad. I think the problem with Reddit is that it’s growth for the sake of profit.
When we try to grow our communities it gives us wider influence over what a space looks like. Imagine if there is a cause a lot of users here want to promote and fight for, but they’re defederated from some of the biggest instances?
The ability to grow gives you a seat at the table, and also allows you to influence others. That’s essentially why people often centralize in one place on social media platforms.
I do understand your point of view though, I still disagree but respect it.
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