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Is air a human right?

2 against

Briefly saddened as I thought for a second there was somehow a game involving the YouTuber with the same name (is he still going?)

This looks cool regardless though, will give it a look

Kinda funny how much media is out there warning about the folly of allowing this kind of mega conglomeration, yet we're still gonna just do it anyway

Facebook did this shit too when I last had the app installed

You'd get a notification about one of your friends and clicking it just took you to some random brand's main feed page

The point of life is to enjoy it

You seemingly made the choice to make your life less stressful for about the same compensation as you got before for a stressful job.

I don't think you need to be particularly smart to understand that's a pretty great trade off. Just from what you've written here, I completely understand your reasoning and it makes complete sense to me.

Your colleagues are giving crabs in a bucket energy. You never agreed to work harder than you need to, you don't owe it to anyone.

Makes sense, if the US doesn't like it they can finally join the ICC and make their argument

They might have to stop doing their own war crimes for that though

If Elon doesn't like it, it's probably for the betterment of humanity

I've yet to find anything that falsifies that

Lol what even is 2025

And those assets ultimately are tied to something physical.

We're talking about the ultra rich, not just your average lucky rich guy earning a big paycheck

If hypothetical tax fleeing rich guy has £5bn invested in some American company and they are running from a tax on that asset, what do they do? They have to sell off the asset to someone who wants it (good) or they still face the tax (especially in America where uncle Sam will follow you to the end of the earth to get your tax bill).

Imagine they manage that and don't make too much of a loss doing so (which is already not realistic, but anyway). Now what do they do with that? Keeping cash as cash is basically flushing money down the drain, so they need to quickly reinvest it in something roughly as financially performant as what it was in before. Problem is if they are a rational investor, their money was already in the best place so wherever it goes next basically has to be a compromise.

The ultra rich are a different breed to what you're thinking of, even their market investments are big enough it's generally pretty hard to move them between borders for the purposes of avoiding tax

Especially back before online shopping existed

My lights are broken.......

My lights are broken.......

Sorrow, sorrow... sorrow... Sorrow!

Oh who's that guy is he the CEO of netflix?

Lemme click into the article to find out

Edit:

Insiders says that Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos spoke with the President in the last couple of weeks in a confab that lasted about two hours.

Well how about that

Frankly any Ellison L is a W for humanity, so I guess I'll take this particular monkey paw curl

It's funny that people keep forgetting wealth is tied to assets

Most valuable assets can't really move

The rich typically live near their assets so they can keep a finger on the politics around them

Tax those assets and if they want to dodge the tax, they have to give up the asset we want anyway

They.

Can't.

Just.

Run.

Pretty good, probably one of the best cities on the planet for being able to do anything that pops into your mind (as long as you've got the spending money ofc)

Still got the same problem it's always had where you kinda need to commit to a plan for a given evening. If you suddenly decide you want to head somewhere else, that might take half your evening out

I live up north these days, but still go to London every month or so

A dark pattern they've started doing from their Android app

The same place used to copy the original URL to the clipboard for around a decade, recently it changed to doing this bullshit in the past year or so

I can think of a load of reasons you might want the smart fridge of your imagination where you're never at the shop again wondering how much cheese you've got left or stuck wondering what recipes you can make out of what you've got

The reality seems to have ended up being a tablet you can't move or really use for much beyond an ad supported whiteboard you don't need pens for

The fuck is an AI-first mobile network

Given the time of year, potentially your local wood

(Disclaimer: don't forage mushrooms unless you or someone you're with knows what they're doing)

Damn I've bought a lot of crucial stuff over the years

I assume they're my current memory kit too since I pretty much always go with them

Well getting this running on my steam deck has just become one of the top 10 entries on my to-do list