[ExI] ai and job loss

[William Flynn Wallace]

With the possible exception of
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Charles Manson
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I can't think of any
​native​
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 born American citizen over 35 that is less libertarian than Donald Trump,
or more ignorant, or less willing to be educated

I only know what I read, and from that this psychologist draws the
conclusion that Trump is pugnacious.  Just push him a bit and he wants to
push back harder.

That could mean a currency war with China, among many other things, and
just that one would be very bad for us.

bill w

On Mon, Jan 16, 2017 at 12:38 PM, spike <spike66 at att.net> wrote:

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> ​>…There is a enormous amount of truth in ​that and if we were starting
> from scratch …but we're about as far from scratch as you can get. I hate to
> say it but like it or not I think we're stuck with governments. …
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> Ja, but look at the bright side.  The US has rediscovered the
> paradoxically-named concept of Federalism, which is about state’s rights.
> We have long been suffering from a voting population with little interest
> in the whole notion.  Now, everything has changed.  Suddenly there is new
> interest in and appreciation for the US Constitution, with a long-neglected
> emphasis on enumerated rights, the defined list of things the Federal
> government is legally empowered to do.  This is a gooooood thing.
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