It might be necessary to concentrate wealth and thus economic power into a smaller amount of entities but why should so few have control over these entities? If the actual employees receive more benefits from a company doing well and a board of directors is not responding to the needs of a few shareholders but to the actual market need and the need of the company employees you would still have a concentration of wealth in the form of a company but with more participants. The employees would then have the incentive to provide quality labour because that in turn makes the company do well of which they profit directly.

Why is this comment a reworded version of this comment with added links that lead to some bogus websites? Is this AI generated?

I was thinking, yeah Rammstein also did something like that. Looked it up and turns out there is a wiki list of all CD’s that did this. Wikipedia

Please turn me on,

I’m Mr. Coffee with an automatic drip?

This is usually what I imagine when someone says ‘kidney bean’

Caricature

I think the art style is actually called Caricature. Satirical cartoons often use this art style

Dutch: ‘Werk ze’

Gelenkbus

These projects are awesome! IIRC they swiveled an entire building whilst still in use somewhere in America (Maybe NYC?). Without interrupting plumbing and electricity.

Edit: Found it, it was in Indiana: Indiana Bell building

I used the Anker SoundBuds for a few years. I think they were pretty good

I agree with your basic point that just claiming the space with a flag and not using it is no fun but if you look at the final state of the section you posted the flags are very nicely decorated with artwork

Pull up … Pull up … Pull up

Right, totally forgot about that

Seems probable yes. Although it would still require GPS to keep its heading which can be jammed

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My bet is on VR/AR

- Tom Scott like channel exploring obscure urban locations, projects and other things. Very authentic guy with great music and language skills. Often makes his own background music by just piano covering a relevant song

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