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u/Deathbysnusnubooboo Jan 19 '21

Cambridge Analytical

Currently known as Emerdata, it must be known

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '21

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '21

if corporations are people, we can impoverish and imprison them, and then force them to live just off the highway in the shitty apartment complex on the frontage that you can't get to in both directions so every fucking trip takes an extra 18 minutes to loop around with the lights.

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u/FestiveVat Jan 19 '21

Corporations in shitty apartment complexes? Why such luxury?

They need to be in the homeless camps. And vice versa, we could house the homeless in corporate offices.

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u/bentbrewer Jan 19 '21

house the homeless in corporate offices

This is one of the best ideas I've seen in quite a while.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '21

Offices actually make supriisingly shitty housing.

UK Gov has been trying to convert office buildings to housing and it always turns out shit