I like to use it to convert recipes to grams.

I get new videos and new creators that are aligned with my interests all the time.

And a portion of your money goes to the creators you watch, and you get YouTube music included. I always say if you’re gonna pay for one service, the one that makes the most sense is YouTube.

I’m not surprised. YouTube has a constant stream of new material, curated to each user’s exact interests. And more back catalogue than you could watch in a thousand lifetimes. It’s definitely the service I use the most.

That’s why you gotta write your outline first!

I know the article mentions these, but it’s time to bring back oral exams and handwritten-in-class essays

No problem, I like supporting all the neat content creators I follow while others are happy to rip them off because they feel entitled to free content.

And don’t give me the “support them on patreon” line because a) I already do and b) ain’t no way the majority of you who pirate YouTube are donating money to everyone you follow.

I just pay for premium. Worth every penny with the amount of YouTube we watch.

Do you expect companies to never lay anyone off?

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Pick your poison.

But labor is a necessity to survive, and always has been. We need the production of goods and services. Of course the distribution of wealth and goods is also an issue, but somebody (or something) has to produce the things we use.

Not yet, but it’s an interesting thought experiment if nothing else. Someday, thanks to advances in robotics and computers, human labor will become largely obsolete. So the question is how do we structure our society when that happens?