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> cities are too big, too developed, to be modernized efficiently. Covid has been an enlightening experience.
And while we demand more pay , comfy remote work.WE coined it smugly" the great resignation" as we gleefully tell boomer to shove his low paid job. I am expecting a "great regret" soon. When (remote work) corporations pack up and emigrate en masse to low tax, low wage haven nations (3rd world).
Nowadays when it comes to business globohomo corpos want employees and business from developing nations.
>term ecosystem, learn it.
Done, agreed.
I got a dislike for corporatism. proprietary, planned obscolescence, exclusivity,marketingwank.
In fact i am a tinkerer, so yeah i hear ya.
>sony exclusives.
And yes pc all the way, console and phone peasants eat crow lololo. nah but it is good that Sony is opening up their exclusives to the pc. should had happened 20 years ago, but then again the did sell 5 generations of paystations. Not that i care, viva emulation.
>Rich are now buying farmland instead of commercial real estate .
Agreed and i have my ideas on why that is.
Commercial real estate is becoming a bear i think since businesses tend to not survive long enough to honor that 20 year lease?
maybe they can't get tenants to set up shop.
I bet they are selling many of those big buildings and halls at a loss.
That would explain why investors has become a speculator on residential property. and boy did it pump housing prices to the moon huh?
rough estimate housing went up 800% since the 70's, boomers are winning.
So this time, i think the rich are buying land not because they need it for profit (allthough they certainly can )
It's more buying land in order.to deny others from buying, it's a way to remove people out of the country and rural areas.
Not that i can prove it, or they would ever honestly admit that.
They'll just say the motive is to "buy land back from the people and give it to the animals" or some green/ social bs motive.
That's my cynical opinion though.
>Decades of black market trading says this is wrong anon.
I had forgotten completely about the blackmarket angle anon, anyways i got some bottlecaps hehe.
<*Social justice industry, can only be relevant when you forcefully pack incompatible groups together. And fights are good for business.
>Those people are a cult without salvation, and eat their own. They are BAD for business
They are bad for business in the regular sense of the word, sure. Yet the social justice industry is still running full steam ahead.
Either their business is somehow profitable (x)doubt)
Or they are subsidised by government and through Jane Doe slushfunds (v)bet placed)
I'd be very interrested how much money goes through this sjw racket and where it comes from.
>We are eneterig an era of pure chaos .
Yeah i think so too anon.