Her looking good (for a politician) is also a big part of the appeal tbh and she probably knows it

that s*** is so annoying lol it’s such a minimal thing to grandstand on,

it was like some franquito s***

Regardless, the collapse of one system does not guarantee that a better system will follow

Tulsi Gabbert??

sometimes bro

i feel like the loser neoqutbist mission is a pipe dream

Software which writes software already exists

Tulsi's Pros

• Pro Choice
• Medicare for all
• Some kind of criminal Justice reform
• Financial regulation
• gun control
• Anti-Regime Change

Tulsi's Cons

• War On Terror and Drone Enjoyer
• Border Militarization
• Zionist
• Hindutva
• Right Wing Culture Warrior

Sounds like a slightly left Paleocon

1. Who writes the original oftware
2. That's less writing and more performing simple programming tasks based on guess work fed by big data
3. Why do the biggest corporations with incredible computing power still hire programmers and software engineers?
4. Can the AI converse with a client, extrapolate the needs from (and identify shortcomings in) the client’s requests, and then articulate those (often rectified) demands into code?
5. Can it maintain itself? Can it recognize its own errors, can it correct its own errors, can it reflect upon its errors and bugs and thinking biases?

Once again: Sci-fi territory if you think human labor can get eliminated by this "in not so far future' as the bozo claimed

Center right who enjoys some modest welfarism basically

Bismarkism

!dream schizophrenic Iranian monarchist revolution

!dream Iranian in a padded cell

Biz Markeeism

I don't forsee elimination but do think there will be fundamental changes in the role of workers from production to maintenance, starting in wealthier countries. Over the century

That is perfectly aligned with what Marxist theory predicts Which the initial argument was about

Techno-"feudalism"

lmao somebody really came in here trying to debunk trpf

the argument i usually use to shut them up is that we are already well past post scarcity and where's the techno utopia that will totally come

if you swap Hindutva w/ Christian Nationalism, you basically have early 1900s american paleoconservatism before market obsession changed the course of what "conservative" meant. that said i dont think tulsi really believes many of these positions, she only believes them relative to/contrarian to other culture war positions and actors.
one of the defining parts of early 20th century paleo-conservatism was that in theory (at least on an individual basis, not party-wise ofc), it wasnt strictly ideologically aligned and cared only about results rather than underlying ideological alignments. you'd never really see that in a modern american political landscape

edit: should add what we now consider paleoconservatism retrospectively, not that it was called such at the time

Marxist thought is highkey self help. I’ve learned so much about my personal value and myself. Marx causes you to a***yze and critique yourself but also the world.

(average internet conservative) the pareto principle is why communism could never work because only a small percentage of the population can actually achieve anything

the actual pareto principle in action:

Mao’s “Five Golden Rays” is great for what you’re talking about

foreignlanguages.press/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/S22-Activist-Study-ARAK-2nd-Printing.pdf

It’s the first section of this. But I highly recommend the whole thing for anyone who’s organizing and wants to learn how to make themselves and their orgs better

Lmao in Marxist class
@PhilipMorris

Simple as

@JayXCIX what class is that? Like literally a Marxism class? And what they saying about my boy?