Message from @Mr.Black

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2019-06-12 02:11:49 UTC  

@shadowlessnexus is this true?

2019-06-12 02:11:58 UTC  

Nexus is black tho

2019-06-12 02:12:32 UTC  

where the fuck do all these cats keep coming from?

2019-06-12 02:16:27 UTC  

There's a fuckton of single mothers because it is heavily praised

2019-06-12 02:17:15 UTC  

And most criminals come from single mother households

2019-06-12 02:17:47 UTC  

There's other factors like they get more assistance from welfare than if they were in a poor dual parent household.

2019-06-12 02:18:05 UTC  

So much for those tax breaks huh?

2019-06-12 02:18:48 UTC  

but ye I know what you mean, on top of SNAP they get TANF/WIC and shit

2019-06-12 02:19:22 UTC  

wic is cancer

2019-06-12 02:19:25 UTC  

tnaf is cancer

2019-06-12 02:19:26 UTC  

👍

2019-06-12 02:19:29 UTC  

snap is cancer

2019-06-12 02:19:34 UTC  

lol

2019-06-12 02:19:36 UTC  

honk

2019-06-12 02:19:40 UTC  

Automation is cancer

2019-06-12 02:19:42 UTC  

<:clownpepe:564530802667290625>

2019-06-12 02:20:31 UTC  

Welfare is cancer

2019-06-12 02:20:31 UTC  

i would agree, but i also wonder at what point is it useful? i do think that everyone will be out of a job in 50years so its whatever

2019-06-12 02:20:46 UTC  

I'm not going to talk much shit about welfare, there was a time when i needed it.

2019-06-12 02:20:49 UTC  

IT's gonna kill off every job market

2019-06-12 02:20:56 UTC  

yep.

2019-06-12 02:21:04 UTC  

so what else are people gonna do without welfare who really need it?

2019-06-12 02:21:05 UTC  

it already is/has

2019-06-12 02:21:12 UTC  

and don't have pensions or w/e?

2019-06-12 02:21:19 UTC  

Who's going to fix the machines that break down?

2019-06-12 02:21:23 UTC  

I guess die.

2019-06-12 02:21:30 UTC  

Machines will be able to self-repair XP

2019-06-12 02:21:41 UTC  

so then you won't even have to pay a human to fix it

2019-06-12 02:21:52 UTC  

you act like you can't get a machine to fix another machine once ai becomes more developed

2019-06-12 02:21:57 UTC  

ye

2019-06-12 02:22:15 UTC  

There's already machines on auto assembly lines that *can* fix each other so it's not a matter of if but when

2019-06-12 02:22:19 UTC  

Sometimes you have hard power failures due to bad electrical wiring and it blows a breaker

2019-06-12 02:22:27 UTC  

What happens then

2019-06-12 02:22:39 UTC  

Again look at it this way, why would a company pay more for overhead than it has to?

2019-06-12 02:23:42 UTC  

Maybe the taxes paying for ubi become greater than the cost of hiring workers but that's a naive hope.

2019-06-12 02:23:45 UTC  

Meow

2019-06-12 02:23:46 UTC  

and ofc, the jobs needed in those fringe cases will be highly restricted/contested, making for an unhealthy job market

2019-06-12 02:24:04 UTC  

`Maybe the taxes paying for ubi become greater than the cost of hiring workers but that's a naive hope.`
You mean putting bailout money towards UBI instead of failing companies? sounds good

2019-06-12 02:24:11 UTC  

i mean, most sensors give a code when something goes, when that sensor is triggered then you can easily automate a fix for a certain thing, also the "who's going to fix the robots" is a faulty question at best

2019-06-12 02:24:41 UTC  

because the amount of jobs will still be way less then the specialized people to fix said issues that can't be fixed

2019-06-12 02:24:58 UTC  

I don't like socialism and UBI has its flaws, but industry bailouts is just confirmation of a monopoly