>>10708360Something something clown world.
>most of them believe everything that the media tells themNot that that was any different before. I see it like this: Think of why revolts or revolutions happened in the past, or happen now for that matter. It's typically because of shortages in resources - they say a shortage of bread could be a death sentence for any kingdom, for example. Today, however, though shortages of food aren't as much of a problem, shortages of jobs and wealth are. The only way they could prevent people from taking back their jobs is to supply them with a replacement for their lost money. And even if there was established some kind of ubi, would people be willing to not work? I don't think so.
Programming can only go so far, especially if it affects people so directly.
>I search for something I get a bunch of news articles or worse, opinion pieces.Which search engine are you using? Maybe it's just what I typically search for, but I haven't had many problems with duckduckgo. Admittedly, though, I don't do as much exploring as I used to. Seems like there's less to find now, or maybe I'm just less interested in what there is.
