One of the closest things to a large anarchist society exists in the middle east, yet it doesn't get bombed by the US. This is because the kurds are fighting with the US against isis.
I generally agree with your opinions otherwise. Also, recommending multiple books/authors before giving general explanations will scare most people of.
Love the subtle ways the landing page is broken on mobile.
The ability of one script kiddy to mess with people's iPhones.
More bike lanes in the center, especially for long distances
More rail infrastructure in the outer parts, especially an outer ring by light rail or subway
Better funding for Schools and stuff
I know, but the article is written in a way that makes it look like they mean push notifications as they appear on your screen.
For those who read the article the comment parodies it, everyone else can make fun of apple or me.
Sure, encrypt notifications and just show our users garbled text they have to type it into a their computer to read.
Real solution there Apple.
"Land of the free", doesn't have right to roam...
Putting your luggage on the main plain incentivises you to protect it.
Iirc here in Germany you get some funding based on the votes you got last election.
This reduces reliance on outside funding without enabling freeloaders, but sucks for first timers.
Could also mean your neighbor fucked around in a way that is a problem for you.
There is a big difference between observing and mandating. Most interpretations of simulation theory don't even talk about humans being observed.