I wouldn’t call it zero sum. I think of zero sum as meaning more determent to the environment would always be more profitable. But in reality, some industries, like fossil fuels, agriculture, and mining have an outsized impact on the environment compared to things like software development, craftsmanship like watch making, and media.
Also, I was curious if users were going down or if chrome was growing faster. Looks like it is going down, but not as much as the market share would suggest.
The market share plot looks suspiciously clean, where are those numbers from?
Edit: looks like they’re from page view data. I know I spoof my browser to show chrome for better compatibility, I wonder how common that is among Firefox users.
With how small feature sizes are on chips, I wonder what sort of easter eggs the designer have hidden in them.
But if it’s a French place, they’ll pronounce it wrong.
I’m saying that during a revolution, authoritarian type people tend to grab power.
What would you call Stalin, Mau, and Kim Il? They all consolidated power, cracked down on opposition, and created cults of personality.
Just make sure you don’t get authoritarian bourgeois sneaking into positions of power during the chaos like they tend to do.
We’ve all got one of these driving us around
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China managed to overbuild high speed rail, they got so good at it. Their whole system is built to incentive huge infrastructure projects. Which has been good, but now they’re getting way into the diminishing returns.
1946 is also acceptable
Or open the shades if you aren’t too much of a night owl.
Yes, because the revolution and dictatorship of the proletariat tears down the checks and balances that usually exist to avoid people grabbing power, and instead attracts power hungry people.
A democratic gradual implementation of socialism is a much safer was to achieve many of the same outcomes, like what some European countries are doing.
Because that’s what the original meme did. I was trying to fit within it’s framework.
How does that information inform whether the revolution and dictatorship of the proletariat tends to lead to socialism or back to oligarchy.
Again, how does what you linked connect to what I said?
Okay, in the oversimplified graphic of the meme, I was including absolute monarchy under feudalism, since I thought it was closer to that than capitalism.
Mostly not because they don’t have the political power.
The better comparison is online service games and casinos. They both pull all the psychological tricks in the book to suck you dry.