Yeah like, do the roads between turn a profit? Well maybe we should rip them up then. Oh but we need those? Hmm…

Funny how roads don’t need to turn a profit but trains do.

I just checked my city’s library and my alma mater’s and neither have it, though at least my alma mater recognizes that it exists. But it also says there are no libraries nearby from which to request it.

iirc it’s basically about how the “invisible hand” doesn’t actually exist it’s just big corporations (which basically own the country anyway) making deliberate, informed decisions rather than a central government

Using i as an index 🤮

Damn, hexbears really love digital self harm.

You don’t need to share with the class every time you see someone make a fucked up take. Sometimes things are just better left unposted. There was a time when you would see some fucked up shit and then you would take a break from the computer instead of inflicting it on other people.

Chat what the fuck does this mean

Doesn’t show on my device so I get to tell you how! it’s { followed by the Mandarin, then vertical bar | followed by the pinyin, finally }

The game literally incentivizes kidnapping, imprisonment, forced breeding, and forced zombification of the villagers. Kidnapping villagers and bringing them to your home makes them more accessible for trading, imprisonment keeps them from dying to zombies, breeding them lets you make few kidnapping trips which are arduous, and zombification and curing gets you reduced prices.

If you get $7.25 why would $30 go to income tax? Shows the disparity is even greater than you outline.

In China it couldn’t have been more different.

I’m not so sure https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tang_ping

And maybe 996 is a bad system perhaps.