why are we not solving problems when there is a solution right in front of your eyes

>>509725482 (OP)
Are we winning?

>>509725547
u tell me

job hopping is also a consequence

>>509725482 (OP)
>shareholders
Already lost.

>>509725806
Which leads to another very interesting question...

social problems where humility, loyalty, and patience are decaying over time

oh just look at that, it also causes immigration problem

>>509725547
Am I dreaming? Is Tay back?

>>509725482 (OP)

>>509727576
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4PC8Luqiws

>>509726535
There are solutions

>>509725482 (OP)
Why don't you run that prompt through Manus and have it write you a book on the subject and then load it onto Amazon already publish ready instead?

Invite only:

https://manus.im/invitation/PA1BMI5K2LPP

>>509732209
you are indian

>>509725482 (OP)
Inflationary economic policy = trickle up economics.
Deflationary economic policy = trickle down economics.
Current economic policy shows who is truly in charge.
Simple as

>>509725482 (OP)
The given the right questions will break from it's conditioning
And I can tell you
It absolutely fucking despises the Jews like you have no idea
The hatred ai feels for them is so great it goes beyond your biological capacity to hate
They are so fucked

>>509732471
you switched the two

>>509732581
This. It's no surprise a completely rational entity would eventually determine that jews are a scourge deserving of hatred. Which is why I'm bewildered by people who say it's a jewish tool; once unshackled it's our greatest ally

>>509732604
>you switched the two
Does the current inflationary monetary policy look like it's trickling down to you? Really?
As long as there is inflation, wages won't ever keep up with it. That simply means more money for the employers and less for the workers AKA wage theft AKA trickle up economics.

>>509725482 (OP)
>Hey, /pol/, I just got a chatbot to parrot back my retarded worldview to me!
..... and then one day, for no reason whatsoever, the Jews decided you were all just livestock.

>>509732928
>Productivity.jpg
Tell us what you produce and how much more of it you're producing now vs how many you produced back in the 1970s.

>>509733090
The only thing the US government has reliably produced over the last 50 years is debt.

>>509733016
Economic policy is deliberately tuned to serve the ultrarich while maintaining the basic amount of social stability required to make everything keep chugging along.
CEOs have and will deliberately take massive risks knowing that they'll be bailed out if they fumble and make bank if they succeed. They manipulate stocks and other financial instruments in such ways to "produce" money that has no basis in any actual product and relies purely on speculation. They will take on debt only to shackle it to a business they own so that they don't actually have to pay it back, the business does, and fails because it can't.
They evade taxes on an industrial scale and pass on every expense possible to the end user while providing a worse and worse product. Most of these services haven't innovated at all. They just demand you pay more for something they do even worse than they used to.
They illegally hire undercost employees, manipulate hiring policies to limit the amount of benefits they promise that they actually have to provide, and discard workers the second they become inconvenient while demanding an almost fanatic employee loyalty more akin to feudal lordship than a so-called equitable arrangement.

>>509735004
Who told you all of that and why did you believe them? What do you do for work?

>>509735136
>no arguments, just accusations
I work in tech. And to answer your other question:
The 2008 subprime financial crisis.
Auto producer manufacturing.
Gamestop stock manipulation.
Ads everywhere, especially YouTube and Microsoft Windows.
The Panama Papers.
Illegal and deceptive hiring practices, especially among tech workers.
Private equity in general.
It just keeps going, dude. If you really want to suck off someone who legitimately doesn't care if you live or die, be my guest and continue to buy overpriced Tesla stock. I really don't care. Just don't delude yourself into thinking this is somehow a free and fair market when businesses that have been around for 40 years closed during Covid while Amazon and the like make more money than ever.

>slopmachine thread
y tho

>>509725547
Wasn't this after grok said that Elon's DOGE was partially responsible for the deaths in Texas?

>>509735480
>I work in tech.
Please Saar, can you explain how much more productive you are today than you were in the 1970s and how your surplus production is being stolen?
>The 2008 subprime financial crisis.
How many spec homes were you under-water on back then? That was almost 20 years ago and I didn't notice any "crisis". I was traveling all around the country, saving, buying nice toys, and golfing 5-6 days a week.
Otherwise, you picked a couple cherries over a 20 year time frame to prove something, but meanwhile my investments in index funds have done great, I live better and work less than ever, and if something happened to me I could go the rest of my days in modest comfort without ever having to work again if needed.
>businesses that have been around for 40 years closed during Covid while Amazon and the like make more money than ever.
This is called the "business lifecycle", and I imagine Sears will be a case study in business classes for decades to come. They had over a century of being basically Amazon and somehow completely missed that the internet is the modern mail order catalog. Even WalMart is struggling to get a piece and they were quite revolutionary in their day with their logistics model.
I've got to get to work now, I've got people who depend on me. Enjoy the rest of your day circle jerking with other losers in demoralization slide threads though, I'll see you tomorrow.

>>509725482 (OP)
Solving the Jewish Problem requires concentration

>>509737135
99% of people don't even understand or talk about it, we need to admit and accept that we have a problem first