rland12

I don't know if it's constructive, but I find it remarkable enough to note that I really don't know if you are correct or if the parent comment is correct.

It's because I'm a human being, isn't it.

Given the link between diet and the microbiome, and the possible link between diet and acne, I wonder if the microbiome has something to do with it.

Really, I'd be very surprised if the microbiome wasn't involved somehow.

Kodakcoin?

Workers whose jobs we have automated did not become "emancipated."

They were completely forgotten by society, government, and the private enterprise as the spoils went to the top 20%.

What about this particular shearing indicates a difference in the way "progress" is made?

I think about this a lot.

People 100 years ago, if they teleported to today, would look at our lives, our possessions, the conveniences offered to us every single day by all of this increased productivity... They would probably wonder why we don't cut the hours we've worked by half or more. I don't quite understand it myself. Why does all of the time we've gained go to working, when it seems to me the cost of a "whole lifetime" has gone down by so much in the past 50 years.

Machines seem to already do most of the work necessary for a human life for us.

The issue is that the officer is not facing a trial. No chance for due process because the people are not bringing a case, so it doesn't matter what the evidence is.

He is on administrative leave.