WanderingThoughts @ WanderingThoughts @europe.pub

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A worm addled health secretary saying nobody should take medical advise from him

And sometimes you get so used to there being brightly colored ads, corporate propaganda motivational messages and various warning signs everywhere, that you develop a blindness for everything too flashy and ignore it until you encounter a roadblock that doesn't yield.

And many delivery robots are helped along by a remote worker.

So how’s their strategy working out for them?

For the privileged classes, it's working out splendidly. For now anyway.

one has to credit Democrats’ outright stupidity and obstinance in the face of a base demanding real change.

They're beholden to the same forces of campaigning and capital in a first-past -the-post system. If they wanted change that matters, their financial backers pull out.

That's not a government problem per se. Same happens in private businesses. Somebody gets an incentive to bring down payroll. Internal expertise gets chucked out and external people come in. A bonus is given to the manager for reducing headcount. Costs on external people goes up explosively. Incentive for infernal expertise gets created. It's a fun cycle if you're there at the right moment.

It was expected that after a good wrecking of services, Musk would be the designated scape goat. Soon the talks about privatization begin.

And on the other hand there are a bunch of inefficiencies because a department is underfunded and understaffed.

But mostly cutting means people depending on the services get less. That's a lot of fun with tornado warnings and air traffic control.

I replaced the chair with a little clothing rack from Ikea. It still looks the same but now it's justified.

Republicans are like those people that step on the accelerator instead of the break pedal. Then when things start to go horribly wrong, they press harder on that pedal.

Some of them move to marketing and become sexual predators

Journalists that are critical and environmentalists first. Then harass anybody with left leanings, make a few examples out of them. The usual authoritarian stuff. It'll get worse once there are false flag operations.

Yep. Make it the manufacturers' problem. They only care when it hits their wallet. Even if they pass on the costs, it'll make the wipes that actually dissolve properly cheaper and these are exempt.

It is regulated. Flushable means it doesn't clog household pipes. It doesn't say anything about the sewers and that's where the problem is.

And it started leaking.

"I'm going!"

"I'm leaving!!"

"Watch me, I'm walking out the door for sure!"

Steps into the orphanage.

¨So who of you kids would like to be adopted by a corporation and have a long and fulfilling life plugged into the matrix?¨

Too big and entrenched

That´s standard enshittification. They know they´ve got users locked in without any alternative.

The expectation is that they'll have to hire back a lot of developers back in a panic once the consequences start hitting.

There is a small chance a new AI is developed in time that is actually good at coding and debugging in a complex environment before that point but for now that seems unlikely.