Let it die, let it die, let it shrivel up and die!
exocrinous
joined 9 months ago
It sounds like you don't want capitalism. It sounds like you want market anarchism. Look up mutualism some time.
The Nullarbor plain recently electrified with charging stations at enough chip shops that you can drive Perth to Melbourne on a dinky electric car. The electric generators are powered by waste oil from the chips.
will the increased requirements to charge all these vehicles increase power plant emissions worsening the effects of coal over regular vehicle emissions?
No, that's never going to happen. A huge coal power plant is always going to operate at a higher efficiency than a little engine inside a car or truck. It's the efficiency of scale. And that's the starting point! Our grid is already nearing 50% renewable in some places and it's rising.
Become a soulist
Well then Epic can make an actual profit on the game when they decide to put it on Steam.
WOW is proof that human beings are biologically programmed to work together to achieve goals. It's a shame capitalism suppresses this desire in people and forces them to only let it out in games. Imagine if we had a society where people's work was properly valued, where they could self organise to accomplish great things.
Outer Wilds doesn't have any combat, you're thinking of Outer Worlds.
The "thousands of people" watching your "stream" are bots. They can respond to what's going on in the video in real time because they're bots. Actually I technically think this would be more efficient and therefore is probably designed so that it's only one LLM pretending to be thousands of people, but I'll call it bots because that's easier to visualise. The bots know what's going on in the "stream" because they can understand what the "streamer" is saying, which means the pickup artist can put on a convincing performance to trick the mark. If it was just a recording, it wouldn't be able to respond to novel situations caused by the mark's behaviour.
I don't actually know if this technology even works, but that would be the intent used to sell it to pickup artist bros.
"Maybe if I date someone who's famous, they'll have enough money that I won't have to worry about paying for medical bills or groceries anymore. Gee, maybe we could even buy a house and raise kids."
We live in a capitalist hellscape where such things are no longer taken for granted, and are now associated with the heights of success.
For those who don't want to read the article but do want to understand what it's about:
- You download an app on your phone that makes it look like you're streaming to thousands of people
- You go to a bar and show your phone to a woman "look, I'm famous"
- The woman fucks you because she thinks you're famous or something
The creator of this app is a misogynist scumbag who edits interviews with journalists to erase criticism and promote his app.
Isn't Daggerfall procedurally generated?