trailing9 @ trailing9 @lemmy.ml

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How can the left not link immigration with the reserve army of labor?

The right thinks that limiting immigration removes the surplus. The left knows that there will always be a surplus but they attack the right on refusing immigration instead of first explaining the reason for the surplus.

Desalination is cheap enough for human consumption. It can be too expensive to grow food but food can be imported.

Was it Caesar though and not Octavian? A dictator can be elected and changed democratically.

They have deserts for solar energy and cheap workers. What else do they need?

Your brain knows the power of a gambling addiction. Make the receptors pay for the next plate.

Can we use Lemmy to figure out what should be done, push for that change, and bring plastic straws back?

To stay obvious, what's fascinating is that those networks are small, its members the most intelligent people available and they meet each other regularly in person at conferences.

Why do they accept the lock-in?

It's inherent to grants. If you want scientists to choose their topics you have to fund them unconditionally.

To mention the obvious, it's the same network effect that keeps people on X and Reddit.

The numbers of comments is growing. I would take that as the reliable engagement metric. The falling number of active users could be a sign of people settling on a main account.

As the others wrote, you should be able to reply.

Additionally, I would like to remind you of the star. You can mark posts and comments and find them in your profile.

Why do you browse to other instances? Apart from channels on defederated instances you can subscribe to all channels on your main instance.

Does Lemmy need artificial 'all' channels that include all channels of an instance? Then there would be no need to directly visit other instances.

Thanks. That's quite a bit.

It's like MySpace and Facebook. The momentum can switch at any moment. Like others said, it's better to fix some important issues before Lemmy becomes popular.

It's very likely that Lemmy will be more popular because Lemmy is more open for innovations. This is not Linux where you have to learn something first. If the frontpage is better, people will switch. Reddit cannot rock the boat whereas on Lemmy, each instance can try a new feature and show its usefulness.

If people don't want the future, why not buy it for cheap and make the most out of it?

Why? If they don't employ other drivers and every driver is a member, everything should be fine.

What are the worst among those things?

What is needed to make the majority of reddit users switch so that they bring all subreddits with them?

See, that's what the king said ..

It's just chaotic evil.

Leaving the bag open should be chaotic neutral. It's a sign of somebody shifting focus with neither good nor bad intentions.