F*** WORK

[SuburbanFarmer]

I think it would provide jobs, and the those elites who have all the tech jobs would pay to see it.

Medieval tournament, but full contact, and not in some stadium full of peasants, that's the next idea.

Already been done. It was pretty entertaining too.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_Metal_Jousting

[Fife]

It's a cool idea; we don't need the state to break any windows for that allocation, though, do we?

O day and night, but this is wondrous strange!
HAMLET
And therefore as a stranger give it welcome.
There are more skittles up the bottom of a unicorn, Horatio,
Than are dreamt of in your philosophy.

[Okeefenokee]

No, not tv. I'm talking exclusive. You wouldn't know it was happening. Think of a human hunting reserve for the richest of the rich, you ain't on the list.

Get the idea? You ain't getting the elites on board if it's on t.v.

[SuburbanFarmer]

No, not tv. I'm talking exclusive. You wouldn't know it was happening. Think of a human hunting reserve for the richest of the rich, you ain't on the list.

Get the idea? You ain't getting the elites on board if it's on t.v.

Not a job creator, unless it takes off nationally for the masses.

Isn't that what Medieval Times does? Never been to one, but I think they actually joust for real...

[Speaker to Animals]

I think a viable alternative to a UBI would be a true space colonization program. For a while, the task would just be to make the thing economically viable through mining, probably using unmanned robotics we launch up there. But you could spread the work out a little, and probably move a lot of people to a few key locations where most of the work is done.

We already train kids fresh out of high school to maintain fighter jets and nuclear power plants on aircraft carriers. It wouldn't be so difficult to train people to become technicians. People with engineering backgrounds would have obvious employment in it.

You could do something similar with alternative energy / transportation improvement types of things. Like building cargo pipelines, new roads, and helping to build smaller communities spread out to take in the urban population that has to leave the cities when the jobs dry up. Such communities could be designed away from the automobile concept that has setup the American infrastructure for tough times come peak oil unless we can really make electric viable (we have not yet done so, really).

Either way, lolberts are going to bitch and moan because it's heresy in their Mammon religion. Fuck 'em. Seriously. Fuck those guys. They are a pain in the ass and have zero solutions worth the time to consider. The only thing they do is countersignal common sense.

[DBTrek]

Either way, lolberts are going to bitch and moan because it's heresy in their Mammon religion. Fuck 'em. Seriously. Fuck those guys. They are a pain in the ass and have zero solutions worth the time to consider. The only thing they do is countersignal common sense.

See: The lot of humanity under capitalism and free market enterprise vs. the lot of humanity under the control of the Papacy.


Talk about zero solutions. Unless torture and public execution over serious crimes like 'heresy' are what we're passing off as solutions. Yeeeeesh!

[Speaker to Animals]

Either way, lolberts are going to bitch and moan because it's heresy in their Mammon religion. Fuck 'em. Seriously. Fuck those guys. They are a pain in the ass and have zero solutions worth the time to consider. The only thing they do is countersignal common sense.

See: The lot of humanity under capitalism and free market enterprise vs. the lot of humanity under the control of the Papacy.


Talk about zero solutions. Unless torture and public execution over serious crimes like 'heresy' are what we're passing off as solutions. Yeeeeesh!

Dude, are you high at work right now? LOL, that was dumb.

Still not contributing a damned thing, I see.

[Fife]

I think a viable alternative to a UBI would be a true space colonization program. For a while, the task would just be to make the thing economically viable through mining, probably using unmanned robotics we launch up there. But you could spread the work out a little, and probably move a lot of people to a few key locations where most of the work is done.

We already train kids fresh out of high school to maintain fighter jets and nuclear power plants on aircraft carriers. It wouldn't be so difficult to train people to become technicians. People with engineering backgrounds would have obvious employment in it.

You could do something similar with alternative energy / transportation improvement types of things. Like building cargo pipelines, new roads, and helping to build smaller communities spread out to take in the urban population that has to leave the cities when the jobs dry up. Such communities could be designed away from the automobile concept that has setup the American infrastructure for tough times come peak oil unless we can really make electric viable (we have not yet done so, really).

Either way, lolberts are going to bitch and moan because it's heresy in their Mammon religion. Fuck 'em. Seriously. Fuck those guys. They are a pain in the ass and have zero solutions worth the time to consider. The only thing they do is countersignal common sense.

Who do you think is against space exploration, or any of the commerce you describe in your last post?

Who said any of that?

Seems to me you have been part of the unicorn brigade calling innovation just so much shit-skittle. Obviously you don't really believe that hooey.

[DBTrek]

Dude, are you high at work right now? LOL, that was dumb.
Still not contributing a damned thing, I see.

Dude, are you completely ignorant of history, or do you just pretend to be and hope that no one you're talking to has access to the internet or an IQ over 50? Because you make the most ridiculous, easily disprovable claims and then proceed to whine about them for pages at a time.
Hence the post count, I guess.

[Speaker to Animals]

I think a viable alternative to a UBI would be a true space colonization program. For a while, the task would just be to make the thing economically viable through mining, probably using unmanned robotics we launch up there. But you could spread the work out a little, and probably move a lot of people to a few key locations where most of the work is done.

We already train kids fresh out of high school to maintain fighter jets and nuclear power plants on aircraft carriers. It wouldn't be so difficult to train people to become technicians. People with engineering backgrounds would have obvious employment in it.

You could do something similar with alternative energy / transportation improvement types of things. Like building cargo pipelines, new roads, and helping to build smaller communities spread out to take in the urban population that has to leave the cities when the jobs dry up. Such communities could be designed away from the automobile concept that has setup the American infrastructure for tough times come peak oil unless we can really make electric viable (we have not yet done so, really).

Either way, lolberts are going to bitch and moan because it's heresy in their Mammon religion. Fuck 'em. Seriously. Fuck those guys. They are a pain in the ass and have zero solutions worth the time to consider. The only thing they do is countersignal common sense.

Who do you think is against space exploration, or any of the commerce you describe in your last post?

Who said any of that?

Seems to me you have been part of the unicorn brigade calling innovation just so much shit-skittle. Obviously you don't really believe that hooey.

I think you are when you realize that doing this will require massive government expenditures and government coordinating multiple private ventures under a single auspice.