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I mean really socialism is a scale. A true free market would have no regulations, meaning monopolies would form and the biggest company would basically become more powerful than the government (which is kind of what blackrock is, to most countries outside of the USA.) Whereas there's a system which is so regulated that everything is controlled and owned by the government.

The middle ground is whatever denmark is doing. Yes the middle ground, not communism, but the middle, where under a largely similar system to the USA, the capital owners, big companies etc, but still, the basic needs of the people are supplied by a governing body. This means that Democrats and other "left leaning" political governments who don't advocate for universal free healthcare are right wing.

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Nothing should fall on the morals of the lower class consumer. While personally buying secondhand, keeping stuff you own until they break and fixing them, as well as reducing overall consumption is personally what I do, I shouldn't need to do that. The company should change there slave laws.

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Idk, I just don't see the use case

I mean yes, jack of all trades master of none. But then again a mass produced hardware which will run all modern AAA games (Meaning cheaper), running on Linux (Linux being used mainstream in a user friendly sense is better than not Linux) and still being user friendly is overall a company doing something I like, and adding competition to the console marketplace.

I bought Helldivers and BG3 on PS4 for in total like $150 and I sold my PS5 and now I can't even play those games anymore. With it being linked to a steam account, this isn't a problem anymore they can access there paid games on any device, which I like.

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The AI cost of water isn't really a big deal in comparison to the consumption of water through crops and other means worldwide.

I heard the cost of water for AI worldwide is 1/80 the water consumption of corn in America alone.

What is a big deal is the money invested towards it is holding up our economy, (when it could be spent on making society better) creating fake news and impersonating humans at a rapid rate.