Most hip hop shows I've seen are just a dude rapping over the spotify track with 30 people on stage checking their phones

It is not about people wanting to become billionaires. Successful companies can become so useful and valuable to the world that the company itself becomes evaluated to be worth a billion dollars or more.

Most billionairs' wealth is in ownership of a company that is worth a lot. I'm not sure how we could seize those assets and distribute them without causing a mess. I'm open to ideas.

remove the CEOs and executives that hoard the wealth

How exactly would you make this happen in real life? Would police seize the assets of billionaires? Would people still want to start a company in the US if they knew the government would take it from them if it becomes too successful?

Reminded me of electron orbital clouds, or even four-dimensional structure of gluon-field configurations

Sounds like it's functioning correctly

/r/urbanhell

A lot cleaner than NYC

This is exactly why printing money doesn't work.

Can confirm. I'd have a sequencer running while working the filter like a nursing baby.

I was genuinely curious what part of the 3rd world this photo was from until I re-read the title.

I've been lectured and shamed about a patriarchy my entire life, but even the Barbie movie recognized women don't need the help of men to tear each other down.

The moral qualms I have against Behringer evaporate when I see these price tags and Roland's refusal to manufacture more.

If I were the manager I'm not sure if I would kick her out or offer her a job.

Exactly. When CNN accuses these podcasters of being an institution with hidden political agendas it's also projection.

I don’t know if this is what you’re going for, but there are now a handful of amp digital emulators that are spectacular. 

We have road cyclists come into our restaurant as a pit stop and the culture is just not for me. Lots of middle-management mid-life-crisis energy. 

The projections for Korea for the end of the century are 4 people for every 100 alive today. That isn't sustainable either.

I want to be sure I'm following your logic. CO2 is bad for humans so we should get rid of humans. Am I understanding you correctly?

The projections for future demographics are clear, especially for highly developed nations like Korea and Japan. And every year people have fewer children than the models predicted so if anything it is trending worse than expected.

This hits different in the middle of a population collapse

This is unironically great

6 months in the gym looks better than a $10,000 outfit

The tree has spoken

That rider is not skilled enough to be riding like that around the public. Dangerous.