You’re assuming way too much about my motives. I haven’t even stated a conclusion. But from what I gather, you think our behavior is (almost?) fully formed from external forces. That’s a valid take, but, I believe to be highly debatable, which I have no answer or conclusion for.

Yeah there’s no way this idiot is a high genius.

Well, let’s hope the great filter isn’t something we encounter before we see some cool shit.

Thanks man. So this guy is an expert on economies but not on psychologies. Is that fair?

Is it always a linear path?

It’s an unanswerable question. Just something to think about. My intention was to ponder how much external forces dictate our society rather than the internal expressive ones.

Your words make no sense to me. If you want to convey ideas use the common tongue. It feels like you have some neat ideas though.

Edit: Can anyone please decipher what this guy said?

If you ran humanity in thousands of simulations how often would we end up in the same capitalistic situation?

Brown. More specifically rust. I tend to enjoy the redder hues more than the yellow these days. But a good amber is beautiful.

It’s literally Orwell’s “wrongthink” - which is a thoughtcrime on Reddit.

CEOs and politics go hand in hand. It’s the public broadcast that Elon can’t seem to curb that’s the problem.

Friendly reminder, comrades: There is no such thing as a good billionaire. From the East to the West, they are humanity’s enemy.