nice circle
this is a really coooool list you got here.
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I download most of the cool guides but no way do I want to look these ugly people.
Kelly Loeffler - Small business administrator - 1.1 billion
Bit of an oxymoron, no?
I can feel the wealth trickling down already.
How many on this list were voted for? Only one you say....
Men of the people!
Billionaires OBVIOUSLY will use this Opportunity to ENRICH their Workers as they are Known to Do. After all NO ONE gets to be a Billionaire without COMPASSION and RESPECT for the Working Class!
I don't see Putin anywhere...
He was cropped off the top of the image.
2016 promise: drain the swamp (not fulfilled)
2024 promise: drown in swamp (pre-fulfilled)
It's a collection game.
#GottaCatchEmAll #UnitedHealthcare
It will be interesting to look at these values in a year's time. Also to see who falls out of favour and isn't in the inner circle anymore.
Yes, the “efficiency” part has nothing to do with American working class and everything to do with how fast and efficient they can be in going unfettered and in lining their pockets.
That’s the real crappy part about deregulation. A lot of it sprang up to keep us safe from people like these selling bad food, contaminating water supplies, not paying overtime, not keeping your healthcare private, among other things.
We live in a kleptocracy.
Imagine living in a crumbling democracy and willingly voting for a couple of oligarchs. Disinformation really is malware to the brain.
What they call it in the snow crash. Memenotiic warfare?
I started to read that and couldn't get over the weird writing format. Should I give it another go?
You should definitely try to read it again. It’s literally set in a world that exists after the US collapses and most of the agencies are sold off to corporations.
It’s over 30 years old at this point and, for near future sci-fi, some of the speculations fall flat. I’m pretty sure this book is also where Zuckerberg got the idea for both the technology and name of “the metaverse.”
Some of its faults derive from the habit of sci-fi authors “dropping” you into their world without context or explanation. Slang, cultural norms, history, and technology are introduced without a lot of explanation. Snow crash also has a lot of characters whose perspectives we see throughout which probably contributes to the weird format you mentioned. I’ve always read Snow Crash like a movie (even though all of the attempts to make it into one have failed).
Ok I will give it another go! Thank you
Poor mind virus.
I wonder if they make Chris Wright wear the gimp costume every cabinet meeting or just for special occasions?
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