Advances in technology requires more and more trust in Government

originally posted by: mcsnacks77
a reply to: andy06shake

Oh and what if the only way to adapt is by using Bill Gates plan? You know exterminating 6.5 billion people, you know for the good of the planet. The need for group survival outweigh the the need of the individual. 😂

This might be a stupid question, but it Bill Gates really wanted to exterminate all of those people why is he one of the biggest contributors tot he fight against Malaria?

He's literally saving the lives of millions of people.

originally posted by: mcsnacks77
a reply to: gortex

But isn’t technology also eliminating the need for worker bees? Robotics and autonomous are everywhere already. Imagine In 5 years.

Technology isn't the answer in a lot of cases, it's why companies are forever moving their production to countries with cheaper labor rather than automating their factories in the US.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

Logistics, public outcry, and good old fashioned greed spring to mind.

Never mind health and safety or lack of, and the fact that the poor sods will work for what comparatively speaking amounts to peanuts.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

You did see where they found out all the malaria vaccines they gave out caused all the women to become sterile? Like 80% of the women in 3 countries became sterile.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

And his foundation was linked to supplying money to rebel groups, just as long as they followed one rule, every village they captured they had to cut off all the womens breasts. So they couldn’t feed their babies and they would starve to death.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

Not any more. Supply chain problems and inflation are bringing them back. Even Apple has started building a factory in the US so the can get out of China. American companies are starting to bring manufacturing back to the United States.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

Not any more. Supply chain problems and inflation are bringing them back. Even Apple has started building a factory in the US so the can get out of China. American companies are starting to bring manufacturing back to the United States.

"Trust in government" Where is that ROTFLMAO emote when you need one?
And gortex said it best.

a reply to: andy06shake

Yea people will always survive. Even if it’s only a few thousand. Gates may not being trying to exterminate 6.5 billion but he’s doing his best to stop reproduction. But that’s probably because of who his mom is. She probably drove it into his psyche

Never trust anyone over the age of 70

a reply to: mcsnacks77

I think its alleged we are all descendant from a group of about 1000 people at some point in the not to dilatant past, mitochondrial Eve/primordial Adam and all that jazz.

People still have Neanderthal DNA in there genetic makeup if memory serves, with East Asians having the most.

As to Gates stopping reproduction, well that's an "F" im afraid.

Never met his mother.

At a glance she seems to have been "a businesswoman, executive, civic activist, and school teacher."

a reply to: andy06shake

His mom started planned parenthood. She’s very rascist. Believer of socialism. Worst of all she has money and power to exercise those beliefs.

a reply to: gortex

The amount of job vacancies is irrelevant. Never listen to that. It has no application to the economy’s health. Instead you want to look at how many hours of job vacancies are available. If it’s a million 16hr jobs then it would only take 300,000 people to fill those jobs. Also have to look at the pay they are offering. If they are all minimum wage then of course there’s that many available. People who have kids to take care can’t take jobs like that because it will cost more to work than not to work.

a reply to: andy06shake

No that’s not true. Because anything is possible. At least we as much as we know, it is. We don’t know enough to consider anything impossible or predict an end to humanity because we haven’t found the purpose of humanity. Without a purpose a conclusion can’t be reached.

a reply to: mcsnacks77

What's not true?

As to the purpose of life, biologically speaking that's simply to reproduce.

And from a philosophical standpoint experience seems to be the colour of the day where our existence is concerned.

Now as to conclusions well where those are concerned we can reach a conclusion without it being true.

As our beliefs, judgment, and opinions are the same thing, that being subjective.

a reply to: mcsnacks77

Source, please.

a reply to: mcsnacks77

Wasn't that due to Trump's tax changes?

a reply to: mcsnacks77

I thought the founders of "Planed Parenthood" were Margaret Sanger, Ethel Bryne and Fania Mindell?

Also, i cant see how a a non-profit organization which provides reproductive health care and advice where contraception is concerned is "racist".

As to her beliefs where socialism is concerned, that's an political ideology, people are perfectly free to subscribe to whichever one they choose or none at all in both our respective nations.

a reply to: andy06shake

University of Washington where the Birth defects research laboratory is located is this is the nations largest fetal tissue bank. That’s where the first abortions were started. And Gates mom was head of the board.
Non-profit? My tax dollars pay for it. Abortions aren’t reproductive healthcare or advice on contraception. Which my tax dollars shouldn’t be paying for. The person getting the abortion should be paying for it. The killing off of a race is rascist. 87% of abortions are given to minorities, mostly black.
Amendment 10 in the Constitution makes socialism illegal.

a reply to: andy06shake
The purpose of life is changing or fine tuning ourselves in a way, that we can start sensing and thus researching the force-field that is behind everything we experience.
The key to all knowledge is figuring out what creates life.

This is our evolutionary role.