Robots/automatisation will also bring job losses in the future. And losing a job is not a bad thing, when you do still have the ability to live without it.

I think the real issue at hand is that people can’t afford food without a job, and some have a hard time affording food even with a job.

I don’t think anything will rebalance, unless it will be forced, like the french did with the revolution, or the communist countries (independent of the outcomes, I think we all can agree that a process of change was triggered)

What issue are we talking about? US American imperialism, or wars in general? Because I think both have been discussed and talked about a lot since the seventies. And I don’t think that we’re getting anywhere close to an improvement, looking at what the US does to south americans in boats right now.

Talking is a good start, but what we need are actions. And education, but I am not sure how we could get any of them. Talking on Lemmy definitely doesn’t help a bit.

Yes, I agree, but now we’re at least 2 understanding that, but nothing will change. It probably won’t change in the next 50 years.

How exactly does it help if I, or you, understand the why? I would argue that a lot of people are aware of the whys, nonetheless there are still gangs and militaries.

I think he could afford homes for any distant cousins, probably to the 15th degree

But still, the biggest SUV in europe is merely average by US standards

I think Europe might prove you wrong

Looks like the comments on FoxNews

You could also start by getting used to the nix package manager on whatever linux you’re currently: https://itsfoss.com/ubuntu-install-nix-package-manager/

Wrong tests will make you feel safe. And in the worst case, the next developer that is going to port the code will think that somebody wrote those tests with intention, and potentially create broken code to make the test green.

until you need your password on a different device

That was very helpful. Thanks!

GNU stands dor “GNU’s Not Unix”