I get it, you're angry, and with reason. The problem is people like you who've had enough aren't doing anything but voting in politicians that end up doing nothing. I don't vote.
I know its cliche but you literally need to be the change you want to see in the world, because evil people will always be evil. Ranting on Slashdot to someone who understands you won't change that.
Currently employed as a programmer but I'd be more than happy living in the woods like they did thousands of years ago, so maybe that's why I'm much more complacent than the norm when it comes to every day life hitting the already shit-filled fan. No need to resort to name calling to justify your anger though, just take some action.
Thanks for putting nice words in my mouth. Usually people are a little more ignorant than that, you're just slightly ignorant.
This "proof" of collaboration between all the rich to enslave the poor is borderline on the same mentality as the people who think climate change and everyone that matters, politicians, scientists, et al, is in on the lie. Open your mind a little bit instead of crunching on all the negativity you see here on the internet. It's not an obvious thing to do, but you'll feel much better.
Holy doom and gloom Batman! That is fucking bleak! I'm not sure what part of the world and what kind of job you're describing, but you might want to reconsider. Current life situation is too hard to make drastic changes? Just look at what people have dealt with throughout history. Today there are opportunities abound, if you care to search and reach for them. Nobody said life was easy.
I understand that solar panels don't match up to nuclear. I also think I understand that nuclear would be one of our (if not THE) cleanest [known] way to produce the energy needs we have today, and that this is fairly common knowledge among those who care to educate themselves.
Solar hasn't even taken over as the main source of power. So why is it being directly compared against nuclear like this? Like it's something bad and we should just keep mainly sucking up oil. It baffles me. I mean maybe a few nuclear skeptics will read this and go "Wow! Maybe nuclear is really the solution." But to downplay solar energy at the same time?
Imagine what's coming: a doctor that lives in your browser that can make recommendations based on data from your telemetry band. Preemptive heart treatment. Prescriptions auto modified based on your reactions to them.
Ho Ho Ho!
And your insurance company knowing every little detail about your health:) Can't wait for that day!
What if these little green men do the job just fine? Hiring tall grey girls just for the sake of diversity isn't going to get the job done any quicker y'know? And no don't link me your "stats" about how Reptilians are underpaid by as much as 20% compared to their little green counterparts, that was debunked eons ago.
You didn't even read what I said. Here, let me quote myself for you:
Permanently is a very strong word. So long as it's cheaper for them to automate the mining, the coal jobs are gone. Remove some human rights and a chunk of pay, and I'm sure automation will be the one looking for a job.
Christ... You act like the world is a perfect place mate.
Permanently is a very strong word. So long as it's cheaper for them to automate the mining, the coal jobs are gone. Remove some human rights and a chunk of pay, and I'm sure automation will be the one looking for a job.
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Okay so basically you just said "Slashdot shouldn't have comments because it's pointless"
No, you just chose to interpret what I said as such.
End of conversation, you're hopeless..
Pretty sure there's a Linux kernel somewhere in this whole chain of affairs.
I get it, you're angry, and with reason.
The problem is people like you who've had enough aren't doing anything but voting in politicians that end up doing nothing. I don't vote.
I know its cliche but you literally need to be the change you want to see in the world, because evil people will always be evil. Ranting on Slashdot to someone who understands you won't change that.
Currently employed as a programmer but I'd be more than happy living in the woods like they did thousands of years ago, so maybe that's why I'm much more complacent than the norm when it comes to every day life hitting the already shit-filled fan. No need to resort to name calling to justify your anger though, just take some action.
Thanks for putting nice words in my mouth. Usually people are a little more ignorant than that, you're just slightly ignorant.
This "proof" of collaboration between all the rich to enslave the poor is borderline on the same mentality as the people who think climate change and everyone that matters, politicians, scientists, et al, is in on the lie. Open your mind a little bit instead of crunching on all the negativity you see here on the internet. It's not an obvious thing to do, but you'll feel much better.
You expect me to hold your hand while you jerk off too?
Grow up buttercup.
Holy doom and gloom Batman! That is fucking bleak! I'm not sure what part of the world and what kind of job you're describing, but you might want to reconsider.
Current life situation is too hard to make drastic changes? Just look at what people have dealt with throughout history. Today there are opportunities abound, if you care to search and reach for them. Nobody said life was easy.
Tough crowd. What is this the 1900s?
He must've been holding the Bible.
Christ. I read the article and now I feel stupid. It's all bullshit.
I understand that solar panels don't match up to nuclear. I also think I understand that nuclear would be one of our (if not THE) cleanest [known] way to produce the energy needs we have today, and that this is fairly common knowledge among those who care to educate themselves.
Solar hasn't even taken over as the main source of power. So why is it being directly compared against nuclear like this? Like it's something bad and we should just keep mainly sucking up oil. It baffles me. I mean maybe a few nuclear skeptics will read this and go "Wow! Maybe nuclear is really the solution." But to downplay solar energy at the same time?
I need to be explained why someone needs a fidget spinner at all.
There is no truth.
"It is only when a mosquito lands on one's testicle that one realizes all problems can be solved without violence."
Imagine what's coming: a doctor that lives in your browser that can make recommendations based on data from your telemetry band. Preemptive heart treatment. Prescriptions auto modified based on your reactions to them.
Ho Ho Ho!
And your insurance company knowing every little detail about your health :) Can't wait for that day!
Do you really want to know how deep the rabbit hole goes?
Yes.
Does The Lord of the Rings trilogy end when Gandalf falls to his doom while fighting the demon? Wtf bro.
That's why the climate change myth was invented in the first place. Plastic was losing its popularity, and something just had to be done about that.
Well yes, but I mean cmon, Canada is so much more horrifying, and this is all they've done.
Did you just say diversity?
What if these little green men do the job just fine? Hiring tall grey girls just for the sake of diversity isn't going to get the job done any quicker y'know?
And no don't link me your "stats" about how Reptilians are underpaid by as much as 20% compared to their little green counterparts, that was debunked eons ago.
The trick, is to ignore the assholes. Unlike our own, these don't serve us any use.
Dude, that is beautifully written.
Today? No, it can't. Not if you apply what I said.
Yes you're right, some day it will. But again, only when it's cheaper.
Stop being a dick bro.
Don't think on that too hard! (hah!)
You didn't even read what I said.
Here, let me quote myself for you:
Permanently is a very strong word.
So long as it's cheaper for them to automate the mining, the coal jobs are gone. Remove some human rights and a chunk of pay, and I'm sure automation will be the one looking for a job.
Christ... You act like the world is a perfect place mate.
Permanently is a very strong word.
So long as it's cheaper for them to automate the mining, the coal jobs are gone. Remove some human rights and a chunk of pay, and I'm sure automation will be the one looking for a job.
I guess they need to work harder on their strategy.