The new owners would be the true consumers, not lazy rent-seekers who hoovered the most expensive rental items for their next trip, but the tens of thousands of consumers who had grown tired of being treated poorly in every aspect of life.

If 99% of Twitter is just a game, what are the strategies for reaching that final decision? What happens when bots have the final say? And what does it feel like?

The media criticising the media isn't just journalists who feel the need of pointing out how complete and how corrupted the mediocre entertainment on TV is, as there are plenty of successes stories suggesting that the same methods of critique used to produce exactly the kind of results we want.

The pursuit of happiness in all spheres of life is, fundamentally, a struggle against egoistic and financial constraints.

This is where things get a bit confusing. What is the human-ness of thing like? What is its purpose? And what is its effect?

You have now even reached the age when you almost have them writhe in the air, as if you are somehow somehow stirring up a revolution.