an underdiscussed aspect of modern capitalism is that most low-wage jobs tightly regulate what you're doing at all times while you're on the clock and most high-wage jobs consist of hours of unstructured time in front of the computer during which you can do whatever

How much of Musk’s wealth comes from government help? Virtually all of it ctvnews.ca/world/article/how…

Elon Musk wouldn't be as rich in an anarcho capitalist system.

BREAKING: @elonmusk is NOT a trillionaire. His real net worth is only $29B when you remove the bullshit the @federalreserve has done to destroy the USD.

Coors Light is rolling out a 'Tallerboy' for the World Cup that holds THREE beers in it On sale tomorrow on Coors website

I explain why the notion that Karmelo Anthony had a right to "self defense" against Austin Metcalf is nonsensical. The person in control of any space - the owner or anyone acting with authority of the owner - has an absolute right to exclude anyone and to use force in doing so.

Peak photography in Belfast.

McDonald’s is testing new drive thru AI technology that has facial recognition that can recognize you when you pull up They are also equipped with license plate readers The demo shows future capabilities like facial and license plate recognition to greet repeat customers by name and recall “usual” orders This isn’t just a concept, it’s live and being used right now It’s testing at 5 U.S. locations right now and has already processed over 1 million transactions, with 90% handled completely without human intervention I don’t want McDonald’s to have my biometric and license plate data

We’re solving problems that aren’t problems in America This is the new automated ketchup dispenser from Server Products at Raising Canes I think there is a bigger plan with these new dispensers, and they’re being rolled out at multiple chains. These dispensers are IoT-enabled in newer models, meaning they can monitoring usage and inventory This kind of tracking and quickly turn into new features like restricting the amount of condiments one user can get, similar to what’s being done with soda machines and QR codes It starts as convenience, and ends with restrictions and control

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Libertarianism requires a high IQ and a high trust society.

You spend 30 minutes building a chair. I steal the chair. I have now retroactively enslaved you for the 30 minutes you spent building that chair. No different than coercing/threatening someone into building a chair for you in 30 minutes under the threat of violence.

Finna mix these what yall think ?

if you are interested in mongering, you only have three options: 1. fear 2. war 3. fish it’s tough

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Amazon’s premium Alexa service can now generate custom AI podcasts on demand: “Turn any topic you’re curious about into a podcast episode, ready in minutes.”