Post number #621427, ID: aba707
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Personally i cant help but admire his goals. Despite him being a gross capitalist, i believe there is genuine passion and intellectual curiosity behind his projects.
Post number #621430, ID: 367495
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What the fuck are you talking about when you said "gross capitalist"?
Post number #621433, ID: aba707
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>>621430 capitalists are gross lol
Post number #621437, ID: 367495
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>>621433 "gross" as in German, right? Because damn right, they're big.
Post number #621443, ID: ec41e1
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I'm still waiting for domestic catgirls.
Post number #621462, ID: 091825
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When Elon Musk can get me off of this piece of shit rock, maybe I'll start to like him.
Post number #621481, ID: 2038d2
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>>621443 Me too.
Post number #621488, ID: 2038d2
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We need a modern Reagan.
Post number #621620, ID: 415bf3
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I mostly like Elon Musk. He reinvests his money in interesting projects instead of making the new iPhone with one changed feature or the new Windows which is somehow shittier than the last for fourteen cents and sitting on the rest of the money. That being said, Neuralink needs to be stopped before it ends humanity.
Post number #621681, ID: 427518
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>>621620 I vehemently disagree. Despite all the potential consequences, I truly believe Neuralink will be what pushes humanity to the next level. Fuck fears of transhumanism, this is what we need to survive from ourselves.
Post number #621682, ID: 427518
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>>621620 I vehemently disagree. Despite all the potential consequences, I truly believe Neuralink will be what pushes humanity to the next level. Fuck fears of transhumanism, this is what we need to survive from ourselves.
Post number #621687, ID: 367495
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>>621685 Jesus Christ, dude, earning profit doesn't equate to torturing infants
Post number #621717, ID: 3e0f18
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He tries to hard to be funny meme man on the internet and disregards genuine emotions. In short Elon musk does some nice things but that's only because he can spare the money because in most other cases he can be a prick.
Post number #621726, ID: 4738f4
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>>621484 I mean, what is there left to invent ? Nuclear fusion ? Even then, it's work that was initiated by people who are now deceased. So no one's gonna invent anything...
Post number #621755, ID: f2ad9c
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>>621685 I believe that Neuralink will save us, because it is what will get us OUT of capitalism. And even if it doesn't, it will still certainly make the world a better place. If we set fears of transhumanism aside, everyone would want a sort of intellectual boost. This would not be restricted only to the rich, because in the spirit of capitalism, they'll make it just enough to keep some to not be able to afford it. But nevertheless, it's still publicly accessible.
Post number #621756, ID: f2ad9c
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>>621685 I believe that Neuralink will save us, because it is what will get us OUT of capitalism. And even if it doesn't, it will still certainly make the world a better place. If we set fears of transhumanism aside, everyone would want a sort of intellectual boost. This would not be restricted only to the rich, because in the spirit of capitalism, they'll make it just enough to keep some to not be able to afford it. But nevertheless, it's still publicly accessible.
Post number #621760, ID: f2ad9c
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What follows is as people slowly begin to incorporate this into their lives, a new, third revolution after the industrial and internet ones will occur. In the farther future, I cannot see, but we've always seen that in the near future of every technological revolution, humanity tends to enter into a new golden age, even if for a short period of time. And we kinda nee that right now to deal with some of the worldly problems humamity is facing.
Post number #621761, ID: f2ad9c
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What follows is as people slowly begin to incorporate this into their lives, a new, third revolution after the industrial and internet ones will occur. In the farther future, I cannot see, but we've always seen that in the near future of every technological revolution, humanity tends to enter into a new golden age, even if for a short period of time. And we kinda nee that right now to deal with some of the worldly problems humamity is facing.
Post number #621829, ID: e0dbf8
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>>621800 isn't that the failure of upholding the natural law? Not necessarily a failure of capitalism exclusively, although connected to it in great deal.
Post number #621909, ID: f2ad9c
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>>621800 Ah, yes. Very compelling argument. Then let's all end industrialization in the world. All the components that make up whatever device you're using? Unimportant. Neither is anything else from an assembly line. Let's go back to the Stone Age.
Post number #621910, ID: f2ad9c
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>>621800 Ah, yes. Very compelling argument. Then let's all end industrialization in the world. All the components that make up whatever device you're using? Unimportant. Neither is anything else from an assembly line. Let's go back to the Stone Age.
Post number #621917, ID: f2ad9c
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>>621811 Technology will be used in the way it will be most efficiently used. You can use a spoon to murder people too, but guns are more effective, hence why it was invented.
The thing you don't understand is that there will always be competition in capitalism. Elon Musk himself did not invent anything, he pioneered entire industries, and that's what will move humanity. You also seem to forget that while he's not born poor, he wasn't exactly born with a silver spoon either.
Post number #621918, ID: f2ad9c
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>>621811 Technology will be used in the way it will be most efficiently used. You can use a spoon to murder people too, but guns are more effective, hence why it was invented.
The thing you don't understand is that there will always be competition in capitalism. Elon Musk himself did not invent anything, he pioneered entire industries, and that's what will move humanity. You also seem to forget that while he's not born poor, he wasn't exactly born with a silver spoon either.
Post number #621957, ID: 90f15c
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You can stop everything but you cannot stop technological progress
that's i want to say
Post number #622055, ID: 4738f4
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>>622053 no one said it's better. also banning child labor doesn't mean it will stop existing... but i get what you mean
Post number #622066, ID: 4738f4
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>>622057 Ahem, don't put words in my mouth. Are you saying that child labor in the USSR became nonexistent after its ban ?
Post number #622067, ID: 4738f4
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>>622057 Also don't take parts of a post like this >Yeah, why have law and police at all? Because you need manpower to enforce law, and law is not made to be followed, but to be seen and known. >Because banning anything bad won't make stop existing it. Duh... precisely my point. >I just can't Stay with me we can work it out maybe ?
But I'm just being a dick. I'm not sorry tho.
I hereby swear I won't dissect any posts anymore.
Post number #622074, ID: 629536
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>>902462 hey man, can you just, like, not exist please? thx
Post number #622075, ID: 629536
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>>902462 hey man, can you just, like, not exist please? thx
Post number #622089, ID: 0f258d
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>>622071 If you were willing to discuss, you'd have not argued a point I didn't make. You're baiting. If you're not, please read again. Everything. In order.
I will proceed and ignore further replies, because further derailing would be caused.
On the thread topic, I don't know the guy, what drives him, what they feel like, I never talked with them, like proper coffee talk, like honest. So I wouldn't really say I dislike or like him... Maybe megalomaniac ?
Post number #622100, ID: b44ece
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>>622089 >I don't know the guy, what drives him But I know: Profit
Post number #622128, ID: 0f258d
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>>622100 Ah yes, I mean of course, but besides that xD
Post number #622200, ID: 0f33a7
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I really like Elon. I think, guy's a genius. Watched some interview with him, they changed my perception on humanity and modern world.
Post number #622367, ID: 24cbec
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I don't like Elon Musk. He is an arrogant, megalomaniac hypocrite representative of the class enemy.
Post number #622385, ID: c02fab
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>>622128 There really is nothing besides that.
Post number #622386, ID: d5ed63
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What's the deal about censoring posts in here?
Post number #622388, ID: 367495
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>>622386 I guess admins are just thin-skinned commy shits who can't take the pressure in their boards
Post number #622393, ID: 650f08
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>>622388 On the contrary, they were deleting a baiting, probably-does-it-for-the-lulz commie faggot who's been derailing threads on dangeru for quite a while now. I don't get why they're deleting people who are critisizing them for that without explaining though. Do you want another riot, mods? Haven't you forgotten the time of the Russian bots? Do I need to write another smut fanfic about you gurls?
Post number #622394, ID: 650f08
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>>622388 On the contrary, they were deleting a baiting, probably-does-it-for-the-lulz commie faggot who's been derailing threads on dangeru for quite a while now. I don't get why they're deleting people who are critisizing them for that without explaining though. Do you want another riot, mods? Haven't you forgotten the time of the Russian bots? Do I need to write another smut fanfic about you gurls?
Post number #622419, ID: b77fe9
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>>622393>>622394 your doubleposting is obnoxious enough
Post number #622481, ID: 13b5ab
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>>622386 >>622388
| Personally i cant help but admire his goals. Despite him being a gross capitalist, i believe there is genuine passion and intellectual curiosity behind his projects.