PositivityBear
PositivityBear t1_itg5seo wrote
Reply to comment by Kaiju_zero in Next month, Japanese company iSpace will become the first private company to deliver a lunar lander and commercial payload to the moon's surface. Two more private companies aim to follow them in 2023. Is this the start of a lunar economy? by lughnasadh
They're just practice belters.
PositivityBear t1_itg5764 wrote
Reply to comment by Tupcek in China is building a 40 gigawatt offshore wind farm, the biggest power plant in existence by mutherhrg
It's easier to blame someone else than to point out if we had invested in automation and advanced manufacturing and upskilled, we could still be a production location. That would mean reinvestment though, and not just sucking money out of production.
The few remaining productive works in the west are those with technological uphands or protective tarrifs etc.
PositivityBear t1_irg1v7o wrote
Reply to comment by CountOmar in Space adverts are now economically viable but potentially dangerous by Soupjoe5
You and I both, friend, you and I both. That board of directors meeting is definitely going out with a bang.
PositivityBear t1_irfyqby wrote
Reply to comment by SentientHotdogWater in Moneyless economy simulator by shanoshamanizum
Technically we don't know how their economy worked, so it's a stretch to say they had no type of market system.
PositivityBear t1_irfykoq wrote
Reply to comment by redgreenapple in Moneyless economy simulator by shanoshamanizum
Good chance young people will do it for enjoyment. Never built a tree fort with your buddies growing up?
But likely people will do it for social stance. The Culture series by Banks covers this topic thoroughly.
PositivityBear t1_irfxode wrote
Now that is real cyberpunk dystopian shit.
Imagine camping and seeing "IPHONE XV 24/5/5" scroll across the sky in the middle of a dead silent lake.
PositivityBear t1_itxq804 wrote
Reply to comment by Raikoh067 in Merck pays Moderna $250m for personalized cancer vaccine by tonymmorley
This place is comically negative. Everything starts somewhere.