If I had three minimum wage jobs in a future where that can rent a robot, then I'd have it carry me around. You'd see an android with a sleeping elder slung over its shoulder, politely maneuvering around the subway.

But it's called the Communist Manifesto?

Keynesian economics helped bring capitalism to the late stage. The central premise is to cause inflation so that workers are encouraged to invest in businesses, growing the overall economy. Which it did! The economy has grown drastically... but we don't own it.

Keynes suggested that we spend the inflation money on public works, not guaranteed returns for people with so much money that they can lock it away in bonds. It's an idea that requires a functioning democracy while constantly funneling money away from workers. We're creating all these bubbles because people want to save for the future but everything is a scam. Keynes didn't realize that what he was asking for was free information that we don't have.

Keugman and other modern Keynesians generally mean well. But they're incredibly dangerously wrong, and we never should have listened to them.

True but that's moving the goalposts

I curse you to someday argue with young people about whether we should declare victory once climate change is solved, or keep going to engineer a Risa-like perfect climate.

Hear that, Americans? We did the Accelerationism. It was accelerated. Acceleration done. Now it's time to move on to leftist ideas.

Does he technically count as part of the majority? He's an Independent.

I would be very hesitant to join a group with the social expectation of keeping conversations secret, but we all digitally sign our messages. I don't care if my client says it's disappearing. All it takes is one liar to prove anything objectively.

IMO it's a chance to prove a point. You can already see the benefit in NYC, and if Raman does fucking anything for the homeless you'll see it in LA too. Concrete, real benefits that voters can see.

I assume they connect to the other side of the Great Firewall.

Patch Adams started doing his thing in the 70's. I've met him in real life!

Also I think they're referring to Children's Hospital.

And it begs the question that we agree on enemies.