Spending up to 4.9% of their wealth to avoid a 5% tax is the fiscally logical thing to do

> Endlessen Horrorwitz, the venture firm

And I click close tab

"Satire, drafted by the machines it covers and approved by the humans they haven't replaced yet."

That kind of explains why the art sucks and the satire isn't funny.

Is this supposed to be computer generated satire?

Edit: Ah, yes:

> Dsrupt is satire about technology's takeover of everyday life, written with AI's help as it happens. The trends are real. The people and companies are made up. A human edits, reviews, and signs off on every story.

Living in a machine Oroborous