Warm clothes instead of heating is great, but they manage to subvert it in a very EA way. The way they talk about it sounds almost Calvinist. I wonder if they have some equivalent of the secret TV in the attic.

Didn’t Futurama already do that bit?

Group theory courses love that episode

Sometimes they’re kind enough to sign up for an instance equivalent of those

I already liked the piece, but the cynicism on display here makes me like it better. It may have struck a nerve, which is usually a positive indicator that a set of ideas is hitting something in the zeitgeist.

I really like this comment. It’s so versatile it lets you smugly brush off any criticism.

Furthermore, we don’t have to worry about regulatory slapdown if we sell it as a medical tourism product in, say, Próspera. We could brand this as a secret medical treatment for the super-elite, like Peter Thiel’s StemcenterX or Minicircle’s regenerative medicine hub, and charge $20,000 a dose.

Why is this option A?

The problem is that eventually everything will be posted, and everyone will be banned from the website.

I don’t think they see that as a problem, that’s the goal

What if the documentation is lacking? Experienced users will still know how a library works because they’ve tried some things, but that information won’t be available if they never talk about it online