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I have no idea why biologists lie about the telomeres so much, it's the cause for natural death.

A steamOS fork?

That's one reason why co-operatives are interesting, same as unions, they change the balance of power to favor the oppressed by capital, relative to their size.

It's a matter of scale, you could have personalized propaganda for each community.

That's not what i get from reading him https://www.globalnerdy.com/2007/07/06/richard-m-stallman-co...

My favorite part:

>Copyright Now

>Now with digital data and computer networks, it much easier for us to copy and manipulate information

> Digital technology has changed the effect of copyright law

> Copyright used to be a power that was:

> wielded by authors

> over publishers

> to yield benefits to the public

> Now it’s a power that is:

> wielded by publishers

> to punish the public

> in the name of the authors

> Now the public wants to copy and share — what would a democratic government do?

I was answering the

> > Nice euphemism for genocidal, imperialist war.

>You’re referring to the U.S. right?

I mean, it's not like this list is censored https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_war_crimes

So the US policy on Latin America is just fine? Embargoes and CIA financed take-over of many states are all fine?

How can someone read the post's article and write GP's comment, I wonder.

Soul crushed by work millennial here, and this is exactly how it went for me, twice already.

Yes, software copyright and patents are a mistake.

Hey, nice comment, just offering the opposite view here: Disagreeing with faith is the point for many of us atheists, not out of arrogance about knowing the truth about the world, but skepticism about what it means to know a thing for certain, and how far away we are from that certainty.

Have you been keeping logs of all the vegans you meet to come to this conclusion? This sounds like anecdotal evidence at best.

That's absolutely a red-herring, Pfizer can only increase their prices like this thanks to state protection of their business practices and intellectual property.

I hope people realize the problem with having a market for medical innovation, backed by patents and copyright as the way of financing medicine, this level of price gouging and capitalization on human suffering can only exist with the current IP laws, and we see a great reduction of price in countries that break those patents and allow for pharmaceutical manufacturers to produce medicine disregarding IP lawfare.

Just stop financing and starting wars, please.

Edit: also embargoes, please let people trade in peace.

>If I were a communist, the path to communism is full robotics and automation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Cybersyn

They know, if only the US would not murder and coup every socialist country maybe it'd be solved by now.

Many cultures care about it for astrology reasons.

Or just find a FOSS KMS and be done with it.

Yes, it's a type of organization problem, not a work-ethics problem, those with no incentive to work hard may not, a salaried position, with no stock, no voice in the thing you're building, no career track with actual monetary gains, no (edit: paid) overtime, no vacations, all of these can cause people not to do more than they are required, but most of what I can see being tried is "ping pong table for the team", "free pizza day", "don't ~quiet quit~, you mercenary".

What's the probability of such a fund appearing, out of nowhere, for you?

Or what's the probability of creating one in your lifetime, from the bottom? That's what those in debt are thinking, that's what those without a stake in the profits are angry about.

Very funny to see "wanting to be paid for, and do work both parties agreed to" as "mercenary", as opposed to "making personal sacrifices for the company" being labeled "true believers", when there's little compensation difference for being in one group or the other, so detached from the "owner" against "worker" reality.

That's the one.

I'm still working on a reverse of google-desktop-linux-latest, they've left debugging info in it, maybe someone can liberate their old search algorithm.

Only in capitalism can automation of work be a problem for the workers, as their work is not tied to their/the company's productivity, but to the market rate of wages, which is detached from productivity.

I strongly recommend you to actually read some Marx, it might get you out of the Web3 sham, but here's a good economic analysis of cryptocurrencies if you haven't seen it yet (judging from your username you need to see it) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQ_xWvX1n9g .

>Compelling someone who doesn't want to associate with you, to associate with you, is not an exercise of freedom. It's explotiation.

Yes, that's exactly why unions are needed, there is no way to live in capitalism without selling your work-force, or living out of rent on other people's work-force, by owning the means of production. If an owner wants to decrease wages of their workers, they may only receive resistance if the workers are unionized, as that is the only (non-revolution) way to sort of even out the playing field.

Just a reminder: Unless you're financially independent, you're not a capitalist, you're a worker, lets not fall for the "anyone can become a capitalist" bullshit, as that ignores the material conditions of most of earth.

edit: grammar.

Literally every other country?

Why does that matter? It's like torrents and Linux distributions, perfectly legal, it's not the software developers intent that makes the file sharing be legal or not, it's the users usage of such software.

Ah yes, the toxicity of "let people be themselves in peace".

The most obvious honeypot in existence.