They aren’t only using the value of their assets. Their assets grow there are dividends, there are payouts.

There’s income. They don’t have their money in checking account with no interest paid.

If your wealth increased, you have income.

Why would they need us except as consumers? At a certain point automation and AI actually do get far enough.

That may take longer than people think.

You realize your comment is ironic, yes?

I mean, we could always just go original Time Machine. Human sheep just existing until we don’t.

We need teachers. Many would do it, but they want respect and support.

So I’m guessing they’d need money.

This is my theory, also. But I think the average would be around replacement.

Have three grown kids. Three was probably about all I could handle. Love them, proud of them, took the best care I knew to do with what I had… But it was a lot as they got into demand extracurriculars.

I said it’s by the interstate. Locals know where to go, others just get gas and get about their drive.

I’m not telling you where I live, but it’s near an interstate.

I’m not lying and I don’t enjoy the accusation.

You also, after the veiled ad hom, did nothing to address the topic.

If there’s competition, yes.

If there’s scarcity, where the supplier side has more leverage, the math changes. They may well just volunteer to make more profit.

Where I live, the difference of one block is 50 cents over two intervals. One price on this street, 50 cents cheaper a block further, and another 50 cents cheaper another block down. $1 in difference total.

They’re all in business and have been this way for years.

You’d go up at least 10 cents. Still worth it to cross the street, but more profit while it’s available.

I think we heard you the first time you posted this exact statement.

Now this just looks like trolling.

I joined the discord as Sync for Lemmy was being developed and can echo what’s said above.

Good dialogue, faster feed back, more back-and-forth on issues.

It just works.

I didn’t know that was there and kept telling myself I’d look. I didn’t.

Your comment just measurable improved my lemmy experience. Thank you.

This vid covers an assortment of the issues, where things stood, and reaction to the news.

Respected YouTuber does the research. .

That was days before the release and in response to an announcement weeks prior.

You were repeatedly stating things not supported by facts or events. And how I read your dev statement was completely reasonable.

I think that’s where many people got that impression.

I’m not really the person who needs to know when to quit.

There was no scam. They were upfront about the issues before release.

Stating facts is not bootlicking. It’s just being a mature, fair adult about things.

Agree.

One of the main videos I know.

Edit: fixed link.

Failure to communicate.

They’ve had regular updates to their blog since before and well after the release. It’s a recent blog post that led to people hoping the toxicity could chill a little.

So far I’m seeing implications but haven’t been able to find facts to support. Where are you seeing dishonesty or shadiness?

This video was released 3 days before the game released. In response to Colossal Order (game creator) being transparent about issues they were seeing.

The video I linked is a known and well regarded YouTube contributor with a significant following. He, himself, was transparent in his testing and results also.

All of this was out there before the game was released and refunds were available.