it's pretty simple, you just RNG select people from the population, whatever you're left with is statistically, about as close as you can get to a representative demographic.
KillingTimeItself
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so... why didn't the left stop fascism? I hear a lot of talk about killing people, but it's been three months and nothing has happened.
Are we all just yappers?
You can removed all you want, but the right won, and they won exactly what they wanted. So removed about it on the left isn't going to make us anymore likely to win, is it?
all i'm gonna say, is that i don't see leftists proposing an actual function government model that would fix all of our problems and make society better.
I do see a lot talking about how shit america is though. So there's that i guess.
For as much as you want to hate liberals and liberalism (and there are problems), it's hard to do anything with a dysfunctional government, and classical western liberalism provides a great solution to that problem. The other options aren't exactly better.
it's what would be described as "sub optimal use of a finite costly resource"
if i wash my hair (it's long) i'm in there for an additional 20 minutes. Outside of that, yeah no im just vibing.
oklahoma is tornado alley central. You kinda have to down there.
you would know, it's almost always done during clear weather.
tornado sirens on a noon during wednesday: chill tornado sirens at literally any other time: oh, oh no.
i like novel implementations of these things, it's the reason why linux as it is today is so good, people were willing to try novel methods of package management, and the repo worked great.
average yiffos distro experience really.
The problem in NY is that the cars are too big for the lanes to do that.
the only place available for people to do this is parking lanes and bus/bike lanes.
you don't need to though. Sure you could represent every european ethnicity, but that seems pretty stupid doesn't it? The optimal solution is to just select people from the global population at complete random. Whatever you get is going to be pretty close. Not perfect, but close enough.