Christopher Nolan Epic Of Gilgamesh adaptation:
"Are you Enkidu-ing me right now?!"
"Are you Enkidu-ing me right now?!"
Wanderer atop the sea of clouds or whatever
This is an AZULA SUPREMACY account 
I like classical architecture.
The government pays me to shill solar power.
I'm well aware I have autism please stop telling me like I don't know.
I do not "post", I cast pearls before swine
(except wizard, he gets it)Hoppean
@lain "Carl Schmitt mentioned this and he was explicitly talking about billion dollar AI labs"
@lain @bartholin how will the oil age end?
@lain did u ask what happened there?
@lain He's a big cat
@lain If she pulls that cone off, will he die?
@lain @SpectralActivity @cjd true
immigrant labor is expensive. It's just not the employer that has to pay for it
immigrant labor is expensive. It's just not the employer that has to pay for it
@lain the opposite actually
@lain There are multiple companies that do it with AI, but we all know what that really stands for
Replying to @Jens_Rasmussen@poa.st
@Jens_Rasmussen you know what *would* be fashionable? Tugging this girl by the rings so she gets all flustered and then it slips over her boobs and gets sandwiched between them and her breasts are out and you can see her nipples haha
Replying to @Jens_Rasmussen@poa.st
@Jens_Rasmussen the rings are on the clothes retard-kun
>From Overshadowed to Overpowered: Second Reincarnation of a Talentless Sage - 5
insane design. sex!
insane design. sex!
@lain >I don't understand what from scratch means
@lain "Clavicular spoke about this"
libtards nervous
@lain limp bizkit reference?!
The text generator that doesn't understand reason is actually really dangerous guys, trust our side and embrace AI panic. We got:
>CEO of FOMO Inc.
>Harry Potter fanfiction writer
>the richest redditor in the world
>Some guy from the medical department (Split from FOMO Inc. due to creative differences
>CEO of FOMO Inc.
>Harry Potter fanfiction writer
>the richest redditor in the world
>Some guy from the medical department (Split from FOMO Inc. due to creative differences
@lain @PoalackJokes88 @Waldbrand Isn't that another level than our issue though?
I think PJ and I are probably closer in opinion on what to filter for than you and I, and we would both say that filtering for race is what we want. What we would be debating is how to do that in Ancapistan.
If you don't have the Mr. Lee’s Greater Aryan Urheimat Hong Kong passport, you can't come in or do business here, is, I would say, also trivially enforceable.
So in short, the disagreement wasn't about the governance in practice, by what measure to disallow people, just about feasibility of doing it with either a state or a voluntary company like in Ancap.
And from where I'm standing, both your proposal and a simple ethnic filter can be implemented in both systems
I think PJ and I are probably closer in opinion on what to filter for than you and I, and we would both say that filtering for race is what we want. What we would be debating is how to do that in Ancapistan.
If you don't have the Mr. Lee’s Greater Aryan Urheimat Hong Kong passport, you can't come in or do business here, is, I would say, also trivially enforceable.
So in short, the disagreement wasn't about the governance in practice, by what measure to disallow people, just about feasibility of doing it with either a state or a voluntary company like in Ancap.
And from where I'm standing, both your proposal and a simple ethnic filter can be implemented in both systems
Replying to @PoalackJokes88@poa.st
@PoalackJokes88 @Waldbrand >The problem is that a large disorganized population can be split.
It seems like your disagreement is deeper than what I thought, then. You seem to be implying that anarcho-capitalism -> disorganized population. I would say that governance != government.
For example, a state security service can warn against such attempts the same way as a voluntary one. So the core question would move to efficiency. I.e. are states or private entities more effective in detecting and countering these strategies?
Commonly used examples include large security and insurance firms.
>A government can draft the population into doing what it wants
Are you talking about the attacker government or the defender government?
>enforcement of a boycott
Should we stick to the fent example or something else? What are we boycotting in this scenario?
It seems like your disagreement is deeper than what I thought, then. You seem to be implying that anarcho-capitalism -> disorganized population. I would say that governance != government.
For example, a state security service can warn against such attempts the same way as a voluntary one. So the core question would move to efficiency. I.e. are states or private entities more effective in detecting and countering these strategies?
Commonly used examples include large security and insurance firms.
>A government can draft the population into doing what it wants
Are you talking about the attacker government or the defender government?
>enforcement of a boycott
Should we stick to the fent example or something else? What are we boycotting in this scenario?