But you see, it's different because... Reasons.

When you're rich they just let you do it.

It's not that they don't care I think. It's more that the human brain is not very good at understanding and visualising massive things (be it numbers, space, complex systems, etc).

We're really good at gathering and communicating information though, which helps us make sense of the world.

The big problem is that we allow people's opinions to have as much weight as data and facts. So when you have data and facts about climate change presented at the same level as climate denialism, most people don't really see the difference when it comes to the weight of the data vs the opinion of some guy.

It's almost like some people benefit from withholding information, controlling the narrative, and having a public with low critical thinking.

Even a 1 or 2% per trade would bring massive amounts of money, not even trying to make it progressive or anything.

That we know of, I guess. Would be pretty fun to have an afterlife similar to the Good Place.

Le mec qui est devenu riche grâce aux contrats de l'état américain, au frais du contribuable, va pousser l'échelle derrière lui. On serait presque surpris.
Le même mec qui était un immigré illégal pendant un temps.

Nos équivalents français jubilent et prennent note pour 2027.

Now watch the effects ripple through the world. Now that a guy like him can be elected, politicians around the world will take note and use the same playbook. And it will probably work.

We already felt it in France with the 2016 US election, I can't imagine what the next decade will be like...

Billionaires are a political choice as much as homelessness. They are allowed to exist because nobody does anything about it.

Still the biggest proof that it was real, the Soviets would've called out on the bluff

I don't wish death to anybody but, if he croaks of dementia before November it would be pretty funny.

Stairs on one side, an elevator on the other and a museum dedicated to the bridge. The two towers are linked by the decks and they both have glass floors. It's a pretty cool sight to do in London.

It's pretty amusing that this game went from over hyped to an absolute dumpster fire to probably one of the best space games ever made. One hell of a comeback story.