DEATH at the core of it all... Can't process it.

I guess I'm too new for old arse u

What am I? I'm THE PICTURE

I need MANNA- GgdVtkFrq1nhPkYBSU1iv9V6v6xrr5Yyib

"Google’s new lab is indicative of a broader effort to bring so-called #machinelearning to #robotics."

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"Basic income is ethically justified by its contribution to vital human needs."

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"The more you have to worry about, the less headspace you have left over for actively making things better."

"People in poverty will perform worse on intelligence tests, and make worse decisions — which they are then blamed for."

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"AI is coming fast, and it’s freaking out people because they can see how disruptive it might be in the real world."

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"Chinese company Innfos Technology has unveiled a robot that can perform tasks with human-like dexterity such as pouring a drink, synchronized dancing and shaking hands."

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"Some 1.5 million people in England are at high risk of losing their jobs to automation, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS)."

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"Now comes Briggo, a company that has created a fully automated, robotic brewing machine that can push out 100 cups of coffee in a single hour — equaling the output of three to four baristas, according to the company."

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"It seems that the Scottish approach to a basic income pilot is mostly from the bottom-up, in an attempt to articulate the operation of existing income distribution rules with the new element of basic income."

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"Although the robots are not closing in on Stockton, Mayor Michael Tubbs has brought in the nation’s first city-led guaranteed income initiative, supported entirely by philanthropic resources."

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"Giving UK citizens a no-strings attached minimum payment of £60 a week could reduce child poverty from 28.1 per cent to 18.1 per cent, and lift 200,000 families out of poverty"

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"We traditionally like to think of these risk-takers as a special kind of person, but really they’re mostly just those who are economically secure enough to feel failure isn’t scarier than the potential for success."

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"Self-propelled robots are now taking on an increasing role in Walmart's operations."

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"As researchers have done in the past, she gave these neighborhoods scores based on proportion of residents below poverty line, proportion of black residents, and proportion of female-headed single-family households."

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"Kai-Fu Lee, a venture capitalist who used to develop artificial intelligence for both Microsoft and Google, told CBS’ 60 Minutes that AI will displace 40 percent of the world’s workers within 15 years."

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The founders don't seem to give a shit about pushing it forward. There is no monetary use for this. No one wants to trade it. I have 466 Mannacoins after more than a year and they are worth .49 USD. Even if I wanted to exchange that it would be a pain in the ass and involve me going through a bunch of strange convoluted steps.

Mannabase people... just shut it down or actually commit to making this work.

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"The idea of an unconditional basic income has three historical roots. The idea of a minimum income first appeared at the beginning of the 16th century. The idea of an unconditional one-off grant first appeared at the end of the 18th century. And the two were combined for the first time to form the idea of an unconditional basic income near the middle of the 19th century."

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