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Have you talked to children, parents, or doctors about your concerns and theirs? How can you be so sure about the oncoming suicides?

I think you're OK as long as you're genuine and respectful. It sounds like you're interested in this character and share your interest in the story with others (so they can be in on your fun too). Go for it, it's your life :)

I think there was an unspoken assumption that proportional representation, while good, is orthogonal to the voting ballot tallying. Which is what I think the video mainly focused on. Proportional should absolutely still be used.

Just a quick adventure: 20mins, in and out. 😂

Don't make me cry. Lmao

Must have been a big harness 😂

Thank you. Now I know to take off that extra bit!

Link: https://youtu.be/h871oE5QkTU?si=STZITt2HE3zAYJrn

We got some good and necessary changes to delegates after Hillary's failed coronation. Now we'll likely see required primaries due to Biden's almost disaster. I do hope Kamala and Walz make changes to incorporate a truly diverse coalition for democrats. Including leadership for core demographics.

I wonder if titles (like thumbnails on YouTube) are ai generated or machine selected/biased in some way due to a promp or filter for "most exaggeratory" or something 😂

When I was younger I heard that a planned economy can never be as potentially as efficient over time as a free (not capatilist) market due to the "lack of perfect information". Meaning, not one authority can fully and effectively makimulsy optimize each supply/demand connection across all types of markets (pencils, food, trucks, medicine, tutors, etc...). The benefit of allowing markets to form organically (again, not monopolies, not regulatory capture, but person to person markets) is that each market will self-optimize for their own local maxima of efficiency.

This local optimization represents the implicit information that each market maker (buyer vs seller) brings to the table: effectively making every small market a mini-planned market. Now, many local maxima does not equal one true global maxima, but with many such algorithms local maxima produce very efficient and high quality results.

Hence, the challenge with a planned economy is not the control, but the lack of total information necessary to meet a higher efficiency target for all markets than would be possible if each market self-planned.

Reported here: https://lemmy.world/comment/11472024