Not everything has to be so realistic.

Also, there are still people dying of hunger.

There really should be consequences for top leadership when even 1% of the company has to go. I’m a businessperson. When you lay off a bunch of people it’s not because you suddenly discovered smarter ways to work in your industry.

95% of the time, It’s because you planned poorly. 5% of the time, events that could not have been planned for derail things.

If the workers have to suffer consequences for the organization to survive, fine. Take out the leadership who sent the company down the tubes with their orders in the first place.

Remember when everyone made fun of Second Life? Now the people who made it don’t need to feel embarrassed anymore because at least they weren’t involved in Metaverse. If you were involved with both, there’s no salvation left.

It also blocks your dignity.

Ok but he was right about powerful people controlling the media.

Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media It should be a must-read for every high schooler but the government absolutely would never allow that.

You think when something bad happens to us Iran is going to feel sorry? No, they’ll cheer in the streets like they did 9/11. I don’t want to see anyone hurt or killed, including Iranians, but you’re not going to guilt me over worrying about gas prices over a war someone else I didn’t vote for is making money off of along with their cronies.