bopou

Can't tell if satire or insane

"Yes, because “free” market deregulation has worked out so well for consumers over the last 30 years."

Yes?

Safe to assume you are actually shorting the market and not just mindlessly babbling about the impending explosion?

This is just begging the question. The "cooperative will of people" is nothing but a catchphrase invented to justify government power. You are just saying that a government owns whatever it claims, and then moralizing about "the town's well-being".

"I don't care about your ethical reasoning" is a good summary of your reply.

That's not "only right" at all. Why would "society" (AKA the government) deserve the excess value and not Disneyland, who DID do something to increase the value of the land?

Finally, someone with common sense. Nuclear is bad BECAUSE it produces lots of cheap energy. We DON'T WANT this. More energy = more capitalism = evil.

DEGROWTH NOW!

An overregulated market is experiencing centralization? Who could have predicted this? We need to pass 20 more regulations to fix it.

"because the profit is the service which is being provided" What does this mean? Are you saying healthcare has positive externalities and hence should be subsidised? I don't think this is true, since the positive externalities are dwarfed by the benefits the individual consumer gets.

This reads like it was written by a 2022 LLM trained on 2024 Reddit

How is the Kolmogorov definition not arbitrary? It depends on an arbitrary selection of the language you use to write the program.

Not really. What copyright violations is the AI industry "built upon"?

"democracy, per se, includes minority protections (i. e. if it doesn't then it isn't a democracy to begin with)."

Does anyone believe this?

"likely" here meaning "around a 1% chance"

You're acting as if politics AKA overregulation (first person to say "You think nuclear should be unregulated???" gets a medal) has had no effect on the price of nuclear energy.

"Insurance is a scam that lets the rich get richer. All insurance should be non-profit." Such empty platitudes never made for a good argument.