Konstantin Kisin

Like, that whole agenda is going away in a heartbeat.

You sum it up in the two parts of what you said there, because say the government puts a tax on sugar, on cigarettes, on alcohol with the claim.

I mean, it's about raising money, obviously, but the claim is if we put up the tax on these things, consumption of these things will go down, right?

So what happens when you put a tax on business?

What happens?

Business goes down.

The economy goes down.

And the reason, as you say, the reason that all of this is happening is, and more and more taxes will carry on, is because we actually can't afford the lifestyle that we have.

We can't afford the welfare spending.

We can't afford to have millions of people not working.

We just can't.

There are some subjects where if you're going to do advanced mathematics or whatever, there's definitely some subjects that you would.

But Blair's idea that you need half the country to go to university to do fucking media studies.

We're at a strange moment where people are pouring their most private thoughts into AI.

Health issues, business ideas, political opinions, things you wouldn't even tell some of your friends.

And you're just meant to trust that none of this will be stored, analyzed, or eventually used against you because tech companies have always handled power responsibly.

Obviously, there is another problem too.

You've probably noticed that some AI tools now decide what you're allowed to ask.

Programmers at these companies get to decide what isn't acceptable for you to think about.

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