Did this just set the norm and culture of online discourse to “it’s ok to be a dick” even when the anonymity mostly left?

But not due to billionaire owners. Some other chicanery, I assume.

State broadcasters like the BBC or the ABC (in Australia) break the trend.

Labour totally have “junior coalition partner” energy - no clear direction but generally aligned with another progressive group that have a more well-articulated vision.

A flight to quality post-bubble-burst probably suits OpenAI given brand recognition and relationships with big companies. I suspect it suits Google even more, though.

Unfortunately it was 100k people, apparently. Given those numbers it is more than “margins” - it likely represents the views of an order of magnitude more people than those who were there.

But I agree on the vacuum in our politics and the legitimising of the concerns - they are wildly misplaced.

Isn’t that just NS&I, in essence?

I want lower rent & I’m not a landlord, but it’s not controversial to state that rent controls can have negative unintentional side effects. E.g.,it can effectively transfer wealth from new renters to old. As such, well-meaning people may legitimately disagree about it.

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