Parking is a massive blight on our cities (and suburbs and rural areas)
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Parking is a massive blight on our cities (and suburbs and rural areas)
This is what is so frustrating about this whole ai thing is we aren’t learning from the mistakes of even the very recent past
They should be banned from the market immediately.
The worst is when everyone privately acknowledges that the idea won't work but because leadership has committed everyone has to march on to the failure point.
I have yet to see one of these Cassandra's to be proven wrong too.
Palantir should be shut down tomorrow; the data it’s collected deleted, its IP destroyed and its executives jailed.
I have never worked a place where management was even remotely held accountable for their decisions, their corruption, their abuse of power or their fecklessness.
Unions now; unions tomorrow; unions forever.
Then there is the time cost of wrangling kids in an out of them. My toddler can easily make it 15 minutes to buckle her in just on her own. A third would mean easily 5 minutes of to get everyone buckled in and only if they are cooperative.
Putting cars in cities was also deeply ideological. It was about segregation and as a way to extract as much resources from people as possible. The imposition of cars was about turning people into consumers who only point was to purchase goods and services.
We didn’t choose cars- they were pushed on societies through a decades long propaganda campaign.
The layering on of profit margins causes costs to grow exponentially
Do I want movies to survive? Sure. But Hollywood as a thing was about vacuuming up every penny it could and that I do not grieve.
Take apocalypse now: a great piece of art. Was it worth the pain and suffering of its production? Absolutely not.