Look book! Look book!

Finally people will see the value in research librarians!

The weird thing about it is that there is adequate housing stock. It's just the distribution of that housing that's the problem. Real Estate is the one industry that seems the most stubborn to take a loss when it turns out the market was irrational for a very long time.

Do the countries prefer it, or do their petroleum companies prefer it?

The frustrating thing is that American leaders will continue to vitirue signal in public over the need for more telecom tech, but then continue to destroy net neutrality. You can't have it both ways. Net neutrality creates the incentives for better internet infrastructure.

Telecoms have been getting a sweetheart deal on monopolistic behavior for decades and all it's done is made American high speed internet way less available and more expensive compared to internet service in other developed and even some developing countries.

But it's still a niche policy topic and it will remain so as long as tech-illiterate Boomers continue to shape policy.

Isn't the joke among nuclear scientists that stable fusion is always 30 years away? The world just doesn't fund fundamental research well enough to see the kind of progress that gets hyped.

This is kind of legit. AI is trained on existing data, and if the general preference is towards commercial, non-authentic pizza, then the training data will be skewed towards that kind of pizza.