I hate these fucking articles. That’s how it works with every new tech/industry etc. Everyone spends billions and billions hoping it becomes profitable 10-20 years from now, maybe it does maybe it doesn’t, we can’t know but that’s how this shit has always and will always work for basically every new tech or research that happens.
Maybe complain about countries not taxing corporations enough, but not how new industries and technologies are funded.
In school when I realized that the people who copied homework and cheated in exams could get the same grades as me with a quarter of the effort + everyone else gave you shit if you told on them and the teacher still didn’t change their grade because you have no proof.
Hasn’t Britain always been like this? Are people generally upset about this or just a vocal online minority? I mean I would never support something like this but if the people support it well, it’s their will.
Humans literally evolved to use tools, it’s like asking a tiger to hunt without using their claws. Taking tools away from humans is not making them equal to the animal they are hunting, it’s handicapping them.
If you want to make them equal then the fight is 1 v 1 and the human has tools.
I don’t think they’ve ever actually done anything? Terrorism, legally, has a very precise definition. If you simply start calling orgs terrorists because they are adversarial, you set the precedent for legal political persecution at levels that not even Trump and co dares to do. Put simply, it goes against the very founding principles.
The simplicity isn’t a problem itself, I just think it looks kinda dated. It’s probably the fonts and the flatness of everything combined with thin strokes.
I think changing their typography choices would improve a lot honestly.
But nothing bad to say about the actual usability, it’s good. I’m just overly critical of visual design.
I use Storygraph but I hate how it looks. But that’s just me, I’m a style over substance kind of person
I know that’s the rational thing to think, but the reality is that they often don’t leave anyways. Look at Europe, they have billionaires too and they don’t leave despite being taxed higher than Us billionaires. Also a further reality is that the billionaires are not really citizens of any nation, they are highly mobile and probably spend time evenly in various countries. They already have their money well spread out.
I deleted my message because I realized you were talking about oligarchs not Nazis. It is still illogical though. The French Revolution happened already.
“We learn from history that we do not learn from history” - Hegel
Social sciences are not science.