We’re at a point where no matter where you go, there’s bound to be some corruption to be found
What dangers to human society might the future contain?
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And that is the hardest part of moving from one country to another. Almost universally, every government is just getting worse and worse with having more power to rather themselves, just for the world ot have ultimate control.
The more that I think about this, the more I think back of the antagonists of my indie game's goal tbh
To be honest I don’t think there’s a universal answer to that
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More or less, there's no such thing as a "least bad" country. You can't be certain.
You’re not, you just have a lot to learn. There’s a difference
You're not "stupid," you're learning. Calling yourself stupid is just downplaying yourself which lowers your self-esteem.
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You're not, don't downplay yourself too much. There are much worser people out there, you're much far away from their level.
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The stage that we're at is how AI technology is advancing, and how there's an ongoing war in Ukraine.
Enough jobs for people not actually being possible because ai and automation took over too many things.
Of course a working government would be able to prepare for this, but a part of it is too busy trying to sent us back to 1864 or worse.
Of course a working government would be able to prepare for this, but a part of it is too busy trying to sent us back to 1864 or worse.
It really shows how fucked up capitalism is that it's considered a problem that labour is being replaced by automation. People should not have to fight for the opportunity to perform tedious exhausting work in order to justify their existence; if the machines want to do all the labour then the people should be able to kick back and enjoy the fruits of it.
Ummmm. Perhaps you should look into this on your own. The far right have put together a 900+ page playbook of how to take over pretty much everything. They want to fire everyone and install far-right "yes-men" in every position, with the authority to immediately fire if they do not do as told. They want to disband the FBI, CIA,CDC, Dept of Energy, Consumer Product Safety Division, Dept of Education, Dept of Health and Human Services, National Park Service, etc. and have ONLY far-right "yes-men" controlling the entire country. It's very scary stuff. I suggest you look more into it.
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Not just paying rent, but I pay close to 80% of my entire monthly income for rent. That's the problem.
And paying taxes,especially when the government wastes tax money on some bs
or rather that sooner or later we ran out of the resources we need to survive/continue existing such as water, food, etc.
What you need is a slave or a van. Or a slavery van situation.
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