maxerickson

Also, you probably mean neutered.

I'm getting more benefit than the cost of that healthcare (I'm asserting that this is true, I feel a lot better with the medicine) and that ends up feeding into the economy.

Hardware problems are just as good a potential explanation for those as anything else.

There's close enough to zero enforcement of infringement, it's all self policing or violation.

If the AI code isn't copyrightable, I don't have any obligations to acknowledge it.

Housing breaks that somewhat, but on average people consume more of it (larger, higher quality spaces), so it isn't really apples to apples.

The op didn't say that scarce goods would become something only the rich could afford, they said no one would buy anything.

It's also reasonable to expect prices to go down if there is a productivity boom.

Especially older buildings where things like uneven sun loading have a bigger impact, and where things like outdoor reset are less common.

What is your definition of "often"?

It might be necessary to create a legal basis, but it's just a matter of doing it. If the owners don't like it they can dissolve it.

Why brag that you are uninformed?

Some of the more successful interventions for cancer are preventative (for example removing polyps during colonoscopies) and genetic counseling is common.