infinite_ass @ infinite_ass @leminal.space

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You people are extremely defensive.

So do elephants but there is none depicted.

How does it fit into the plot of the comic?

Why the vegetarian thanksgiving?

Fingerless wool gloves.

This seems pretty normal. Boring even.

The screen sings its song of doom for you. But not for your benefit. Balance that against a lifetime of parental love.

Why is the screen heavier? High technology of course.

The only people who care about this are those for it and those against it. Who together form a very small minority. I call them both precious obsessives. To them I say get outside, touch grass, look at a cloud.

It's how we divide and conquer.

And the 99% gobbles it up. Lol.

You are contriving crap out of thin air here.

His daughters are victims of powerful propaganda. It's sad but they'll get over it eventually.

100% central planning works for schools, corporations, farms, bicycle repair shops... It works very well.

If you think that an economy is special in this then you might want to check your sources. Consider who's telling you that

We'd do a different economy and society then. Not democratic capitalism of course. Something with total centralized control.

Our present system is vastly inefficient. 99% of our energy is spent in competition and friction. If we got properly organized, supplying the population with everything it needs would be trivial. Doubly so with heavy automation.

We'd probably go full totalitarian first, plague second.

I think that the population would just shrink. People would freak out for a month then it would become the new normal. And we'd handle it. And suddenly everything would be cheaper and lots of nice forests would grow.

That's pretty damn thin reasoning.

A 100% planned economy could handle the labor/production problems.

Why would the economy and society collapse?

Assuming overpopulation, food shortages, war, starvation, suffering of billions. Depriving people of the power to reproduce seems the kinder path.

So brave

The prime directive is a protective gimmick for the writers, to keep the plot from getting out of hand.