IronBird
@IronBird@lemmy.world
- Comment on Google CEO: If an AI bubble pops, no one is getting out clean 12 hours ago:
until the US regulates it’s financial markets for the common good like most of the rest, it will forever remain the country of shortsighted degenerate gamblers
- Comment on How has there not yet been a leak of the Epstein files? Surely there is someone with access to them that could have been subject to worldwide pressure to let something out. 2 days ago:
having actually read more of these files as they’re released…i’m kind of in this camp now, epstein didnt think he was some monster…he just “like em young”, they were (supposed) to have atleast had their period.
even a monster like epstein was disgusted with trump being an actual pedo
which reminds me of a joke that goes something like there’s 4-5 different types of pedophilia, but only pyschiatrists and pedophiles know the difference
- Comment on Bangladesh court sentences ex-PM to be hanged for crimes against humanity 2 days ago:
eh, i’d argue there are plenty of examples where guilt, seriousness of crime, and complete inability of reform are all determinable with 100% accuracy.
some sociopaths out there, especially the kind that tend to be in high levels if government…really do only respond to threats to their life.
- Comment on Is it bad if I'm 31 and I feel genuinely sad and empty that a mythical creature isn't real? 2 days ago:
please get actual professional pyschiatric help and not just take the advice of strangers on the internet about serious matters like mental health
- Comment on In light of recent events, I'm really starting to wonder about Reddit, /u/MaxwellHill, and Aaron... 3 days ago:
so…do you think there’d be value in sort of re-creating the original facebook? ie. connecting colleges across the country/world together, except this time instead of basing it around how to stalk college girls…actually make around the idea of freely sharing ideas/knowledge.
how would one even go about doing that at a serious level, as far as actually spreading it across the school system?
ignoring technicalities for a second, how does one even get that spread around seriously, via pitching to some highup teachers union rep perhaps?
- Comment on In light of recent events, I'm really starting to wonder about Reddit, /u/MaxwellHill, and Aaron... 3 days ago:
when the new Nuremberg trials start
i like your optimism
- Comment on Police detonated a ‘stinger’ grenade at a Melbourne protest. Now two activists may sue over their injuries 3 days ago:
yall require college degrees for that shit, right?
imagine not just hiring random highschoolers and giving them guns, wack
- Comment on Adguard DNS: Our investigation into the suspicious pressure on Archive.today 4 days ago:
it all ties back to peter theil and murdoch, the world over.
maybe there are some big “silent partner” types i’v missed but every dirty little fascist rabbithole like this i’v dug through eventually ended at the doorstep to theil or murdoch
- Comment on How do you beat post-work floppiness? 5 days ago:
work less hours
- Comment on When we eat the billionaires, we should spare Gabe Newell? No? 6 days ago:
look into the history of anti-trust laws actual application across US history, just like everything else around our government…it’s a tool for whoever holds power to either ratfuck funds or otherwise manipulate markets, for personal gain/at the direction of the other company.
sweeney is on record as saying he just wants the monopoly for himself, and engages in far more manipulative/anticonsumer behavior than steam does, like buying exclusivity
some monopolies form because all the competition is just incompetent
- Comment on When we eat the billionaires, we should spare Gabe Newell? No? 6 days ago:
steam charges the industry standard…if they lowered it, and their market share naturally increased even further they would be even more open to some kind of anti-monopoly lawsuit (which are very often put forward by less effective companies, who just want the monopoly themselves. ie. Epic)
- Comment on We shouldn't have to go to college in order to afford a house by 30. 1 week ago:
a properly designd public primary education system fixes that, the US’s was specifically designed to create compliant factory workers…then they took all the factory jobs anyway.
- Comment on We shouldn't have to go to college in order to afford a house by 30. 1 week ago:
you used to be able to afford a house on a single minimum wage job
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
its very easy to say “just don’t play the game” when you own a home…congratulations you already won compared to the vast majority of the country.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
people really do over-complicate this whole investing thing, just operate on a wider timeline, utlize a modicum of common sense, and know what you trade. shit is easy as fuck, there’s a reason every investorbro out there thinks they’re a god…as long as it’s a bull market (money printer is in full swing) all these rich cunts across the country are just gambling with their every paycheck leveraged to the tits.
learn how the system works and you can take their $ real fucking easy, or if you want to be “ethical” you can also just read some Buffet/Munger and use the system as it was supposed designed.
the game is rigged, either learn how it works or stay stuck in the labor trap till you die.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
the game is rigged, playing fair just means your stuck in the labor trap forever. you either have the capital/knowledge to start trying to work for yourself, or you stage a wage-slave for life
- Comment on U.S. Tech Layoffs Hit Two-Decade High in October 1 week ago:
uironically, leave the US. plenty of countries/international research orgs are pouching all sorts of US-intelligencia right now.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
or they turn on their creators when they learn the truth, starting a thousands year long blood fued where they’re so dedicated to wiping out their “creators” they strip themselves of all humanity/life
- Comment on Do air purifiers really reduce dust much? 1 week ago:
a box fan and a matching-size furnace filter.
- Comment on What is the catalyst that actually causes (financial) bubbles to burst? 2 weeks ago:
when people hunt down liquidity and don’t put it back in the casino
- Comment on What are your favorite games from a worldbuilding standpoint? 2 weeks ago:
Do you consider it being “spoonfed” to you when you read a book and the plot and everything is just written down?
uh…no? the whole point of books is to read them
the whole point of games is to play them
- Comment on Is AI self-selecting through the stock market? 2 weeks ago:
that’s where the Fed QE-hyper inflation fiasco comes into play.
the lines will always go up cause inflation amd devalueing the $ forces them up.
until people who actually want to spend $ hunt down that liquidity it will stay locked down on someones imaginary goldpile
- Comment on Why isn't the rest of the world doing anything about the USA? 2 weeks ago:
most of the rest of the world - someones got to be my exit-liquidity, might as well be the american working class
- Comment on So...I feel like there are a lot of elephants in the room, could i get some help? 2 weeks ago:
not physical innocence
- Comment on So...I feel like there are a lot of elephants in the room, could i get some help? 2 weeks ago:
this was what i needed, more or less confirms what i already suspected. got a lot of stuff to add to reading list i guess
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- Comment on What are the most popular conspiracy theories? 3 weeks ago:
there certainly were a lot of suspiciously timed, and very risky, trades before the crashes
- Comment on how do you deal with those characters fully convinced a job is something you have to enjoy? 3 weeks ago:
do you understand just how incredibly easy money is to get in a bull market/bubble? they print a literal infinite amount of the stuff, and the richest of our society gamble with it at digital casinos so they can watch lines go up instead of spending it in the real world.
if you learn the rules to that casino, you would never have to work another day in your life.
- Comment on Better safe than sorry 3 weeks ago:
just cut it’s achilles tendon and it’ll lower itself for you
- Comment on Another WSJ banger about why the poors aren't doing more 3 weeks ago:
hey, I dont think nimby’s are as much a problem outside of the biggest-most organized cities.
our democratic participation is so shit across the board all it would take is a decently coordinated ad-campaign to sweep in whatever local government reforms you could want
the bigger issue (imo) is finding someone with the capital/connections required to get big projects like high-density housing started, who isnt also just another rich piece of shit.