Globally, they still are. Almost half the world doesn't have one. And children still lose their limbs mining the cobalt etc.
I guess the question could be better phrased as "and what are you personally giving up to ensure that as many people as possible are fed?"
Check at the state level. A few states have introduced ranked choice, your state may have someone in the mix trying to make it a thing where you live!
If people vote in the primaries for candidates who support ranked choice voting, then yes.
I love catching games with friends in a crowd of strangers. Dozens of folks who don't know each other mostly watching and yelling for the same team, just lovely.
Blorbius scrunklius is too perfect. After some 20ish rereads, I still have trouble supressing a seemingly involuntary giggle.
Why could it not replace an engineer?
The previous limits of technology exploded less than half a decade ago, seems wild to assume that's the end of that kind of growth.
Why?
A half decade ago we would've laughed at a machine passing the Turing test...
Sure, same but that kind of defeats the poiny of the whole exercise...
I wish I could opt out of those messages. On streaming platforms that should be doable! (I really hate spoilers.)
To quote Greg Giraldo "Really? Is that good? How much worse could your real face look than that clown mask you've had welded to your head?!?"
(For those who don't know him, criminally underrated dead comedian at Joan River's roast.)
Apologies if gifs aren't allowed!
Somehow, all these pleas on behalf of the downtrodden never include us actually making any sacrifices or change, just the rich.
Weird how it's easy to agitate for change when it involves zero sacrifice on your part.