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I think this argument misses the current cultural context which is wildly afraid and avoidant of death. At least in the USA. The legal system doesn’t just reflect this, it keeps it in place, and keeps us from even looking at quality of life over quantity, and stuff like that.... - cindym...
Free speech in the current era seems related to the Media. Do we have a Free Press anymore? Does the Media have free speech? Are they beholden to an employer who is beholden to someone else?... Will America’s next big financial crisis be online gambling . . . ?
Activists like to tell us – with plenty of justification – that lack of affordable health care is a crisis. But suppose you also have a gambling addiction, with or without health insurance?... There's something compelling about this idea but I think the attention-grabbiness of it obfuscates the complex reality it's trying to highlight. some scattered thoughts that point toward a similar territory, IMO It seems to me protecting IP has done a lot of good, and will likely... Here’s a synopsis of some bad shit Brian Thompson was up to: Brian Thompson, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, faced significant legal challenges prior to his death....