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I would thank your dad for taking the loans even if you don't want to go down that career path. Based on my assumptions your second name is Argentinian which adds a lot of context to the situation. Argentinians inflation problems are making the situation is making the issue very hard for you. I assume the $57,000 total loan payment is in Argentinean pesos. In that case I recommend that you work abroad to pay off those debts. If this is true I recommend that you use Linkedin to find relevant jobs for you in different countries or just search online for job schemes that will accept you. Here's a guide for working in the US as an Argentinean. Please correct me if I've gotten anything wrong here.

Trans rights activism basically fights for the right to be recognised as their reassigned gender on things like their passports, birth certificates, in courts of law and to fight against transphobia. Trans people make up around 0.5% of the population is the UK and US but you would think that number is higher with the amount of hate they get online and in real life.

If they make the floating sex boat thing I'm gonna make it a habit of seesawing it every time I go there with my mates.

Here's why veganism can be problematic: https://impactful.ninja/least-sustainable-plant-based-foods/ https://pascalleroux.medium.com/why-veganism-is-unethical-5bb09c33f7f8 https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/most-vegetarians-lapse-after-only-year-180953565/ Examples of unethical vegan products: https://ethicalunicorn.com/2019/03/03/vegan-doesnt-always-equal-ethical-problematic-foods-what-you-can-do/ Does anyone know of solutions to the current problems of veganism? My solutions: Use the Internet of Things to verify how ethically sourced a product is. Buying locally or becoming partially self-sufficient in your food needs. Investment of renewable energy into transportation and production of products. The abolishment of factory farming and a transition to more reliable sources of agriculture. More investment into vegan products. Stop trying to make plant protein products taste like meat and sell them as plant protein instead.

I disagree because very few people can own businesses since capitalism eventually leads to monopolies. The majority of people work for other businesses which is often soul destroying. Socialism means workplace democracy. You're still able to create new ideas in a social economy you just can't horde the profits of that idea. Public services in most countries run on a model of neoliberalism which is capitalist and thus is the reason why they can be inefficent.

Hire a private investigator to put together a file that you can take to the police to get this problem sorted.

I want to create a game that will serve the purpose of simulating socialism economic principles similar to how eve online is branded as a a free market libertarian simulator. I have minimal experience with coding and game design and I would like advice on how my current plan. One part of the game will be an online forum which I will create using Xenforo. The other part will actually be the game (an online multiplayer game) which I will probably create through Gary's mod. In the forum users will discuss certain socialist features they want to add in a game, how that feature would work and why it should be added to a game. The forum will basically work as the central planning of socialist economy. For example if players want 100 new houses they would ask the forum to build those 100 new houses in the Gmod server which the mods will likely add into the game. Players would be able to decide things such as the design of those buildings, the use of the buildings, who will occupy the buildings etc etc. As for world building and game content I'm not really sure what to add, I'm thinking of just creating a plot around a zombie apocalypse.

You sound like you are in psychosis. Go seek a mental health professional, they will be able to help you.

You study so YOU can understand things. If AI is able you comprehend something 1 million times better than you, you still don't understand it. If AI is 1 billion times smarter than a human being we can still program AI to explain concepts it understands in forms we can understand. It can if people don't use their brains. We can also learn from AI which will allows us to become better at these professions. You are not born to work, you are approaching Ai from a neoliberal (brainwashing) mindset. AI will make capitalism (which is the actual problem here) irrelevant since hard drives will be able to replace entire corporations. People are scared of AI because they're afraid they compete against it but why do we need to compete for resources in the first place? The fact that music is your hobby should be enough of an incentive.

https://datepsychology.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@alex.datepsych

What are you going to do after you leave university? I recommend that you create an after university plan before you apply.

What have you done to breakthrough to this level of awakening?

I like microfactories because it offers communities the option of becoming more self-sufficient in their needs.

What do you guys think of the political climate of my country?

The UK Government has dealt with the immigration crisis terribly. To begin with the UK charges significantly more for a visa that what it actually cost to process the visa. This is highly unethical and pretty much unheard of in other European countries. The majority of illegal migrants are just people who have outstayed their visa and do not renew their visa out of fear of getting deported. This shitty visa system is a huge reason why modern slavery is concurrent in the UK since people who can not afford a new visa must turn to illegal means of supporting themselves such as the drug trade. The Gov are plonkers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_Qyor9Yc-s

https://youtu.be/UrogsGhK6HE

I do not think that labor unions are a net negative.

A few reasons on why I think microfactories are legit: A microfactory business can build a product and ship it straight to customer which reduces costs and time significantly. Depending on where a company situates their microfactory a customer would be able to receive their product the exact same day they ordered the product. There are many ways to make microfactories scalable. Such as building more microfactories, a business would be able to spread their production line across the world which would lead into the point of shipping products quicker to customers. Innovations in machine automations and 3D printing will increase how many units a microfactory will produce. Microfactories are also cheaper to set up and maintain which means a higher profit margin and lower break even point. Which is a great strategy to invest in if you are a start up with low capital. A microfactory takes longer to produce the same amount of goods a traditional factory but if you give a microfactory 100,000 units worth of materials it will still make 100,000 units. Therefore the scale of production isn't really the problem but the timeframe in which they are made in. This timeframe issue can be offset with the previous factors that I have mentioned.

Hmmm.... I think you're lying. Your phone really is that long.

Versatile Production: 4 Steps for Starting a Microfactory

Damn I posted this thread before I was able to finish it. I'll just post the rest of my notes below.

There's no point of drinking a whole bottle of tequila if it only takes one shot to get you drunk!