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[moridomdigital]

What Is Quotify AI and Why You Should Try It

[tophats-tea]

am i just. the guy who incorrect quotified half the fandom into their blorbos that one time

Do you guys consider me the XanVid Shipper(tm) of the DRDT Tumblr fandom or some other guy? Just curious.

[infpdad]

[quotifyforyou-blog]

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[bode-leone]

not me just now finding out do not go gentle into that good night by dylan thomas was about his father

[randomlyjay]

I was a quote, I was a quote! :D

[admiraljane]

Not every adventure HAS to include an explosion.

@randomlyjay‘s friend, Honcho, so that everybody knows.

[rathodwrites27-blog]

LOVE BLOSSOM. (FELT FIRST SIGHT) ✌💕👑 Sometimes people are different from each other just opposite, but what make theM together is just One Manner, Habbit, word,line, sentence and what more. 💕💕💕 Sometimes our simple daily habbit makes such an impact on the other one's life that we can not even imagine. Who is stoping you to speak good. speak more good and good, Just spread love, you ll get your love back in 100's of times. And its not just for saying its like a truth so for. DONT TRUST ME ? TRY IT❤✌ #love #loveu #loveatfirstsight #heartbroken #heartlove #soulmate #soul #quotify #write #writer #writing #writeups #writersofinstagram #lines #writerscommunity #writes #life #liveby #hatred

[thehindhorizon]

Let's be done with placing conceptions in our minds, let's rather live and learn through 'actual sensations' of life.

Urvi k.

[dpfagency]

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[thomassandersedits]

do you do the um thing with the words on any other blog for anything? bc like this is for TS, but i have a TØP quote real important to me I'd like quotified onto a pretty background so is there another blog where you could do that 👀

I’d be more than happy to do it on my main blog @meginoi for you if you send me an ask for it over there because, like you said, this blog is for TS edits

[titleknown]

To see why Silicon Valley policy-making would be so insidious, we should look at a plan that seems, on the surface, like one of its most progressive ideas: the tech community’s recent embrace of the “Universal Basic Income” (UBI). The idea of a UBI is that all people should be guaranteed a baseline income from the government, which would ensure that they can subsist and that nobody would be in dire poverty. It would be a truly universal guarantee, in that there would be no requirements for receiving it. The idea has long been a favorite of the left, since it would ensure the downward redistribution of wealth, based on criteria of need rather than “merit.” But even though the UBI has often seemed like a utopian leftist pipe dream, in recent years it has picked up support in an unexpected place: Silicon Valley. A number of tech entrepreneurs have begun to publicly endorse it. Mark Zuckerberg has publicly signed on. And Y Combinator, the most prestigious and obnoxious of the Silicon Valley startup incubators, announced it would launch a local universal basic-income pilot program, giving monthly disbursements of $1,000 to $2,000 to 100 families throughout Oakland and seeing what happens after six months or a year. That Silicon Valley—home of the callous libertarian billionaire—has come to embrace what’s traditionally viewed as a principle of leftist origin may seem contradictory. Why would a hotbed of private enterprise suddenly latch onto something that sounds an awful lot like socialism? ... ...Certainly, technologists understand that the software they develop is steadily rendering low-wage human workers obsolescent; robots are already visibly supplanting grocery clerks, fast-food workers, customer-service agents, and soon enough, professional drivers. With a monthly allotment of funds, however, those economically marginalized by Silicon Valley can regain lost income, the logic goes. Plus, if people who’ve lost their jobs to software receive compensation, the industry won’t seem quite so guilty of robbing them of their livelihood at breakneck speed. At once, universal basic income permits the advancement, proliferation, and profit potential of automation while absolving the industry of its culpability for stripping people of their jobs. Much of the appeal of a UBI to Silicon Valley is that it is “anti-bureaucratic” and “streamlined,” and it should be no surprise to find out that UBI proponents in tech intend to fund it by gutting the public sector. Chris Hawkins, an investor who made his money building software to automate work, told Vice in 2015 that he wanted to “shut down government programs as you fund redistribution.” “The cost has to come from somewhere, and I think the most logical place to take it from is government-provided services,” he added. On his venture-capital firm’s website, Hawkins has plumbed federal-spending data, hypothesizing that “because our current social spending programs cost 11.4%, and Basic Income would be expected to cost 7.7%, we expect to save 3.7% of GDP by switching to Basic Income.” (That is, the federal government could spend 3.7 percent less annually on the poor.)... ...That check may well fall short of the value conferred by those social programs, and it’s unlikely to give people much of a life beyond bare subsistence. $12,000, the annual amount offered in the Y Combinator program, is a hair below the federal poverty level for an individual (which, as of 2017, is $12,060). Most people would therefore need to seek some other kind of supplemental employment, even as the work available continue to dry up thanks to automation. According to the Center for Global Policy Solutions, 93 percent of professional drivers lack a college degree; as they lose their jobs, they may need to turn to other low-wage work, which they’ll eventually lose to software. In fact, workers may not even see much of the benefit of their UBI check: if their new gains are simply passed on to landlords and merchants through higher rent and prices, the benefits will be entirely illusory, even as people appear to be receiving an enormous handout. (Plus, if history has told us anything, it’s that private employers like Uber and Walmart will jump at any opportunity to further exploit workers. The very existence of a UBI could be used as a pass to slash wages.) A UBI remains a desirable prospect, if it is introduced in pursuit of the right objectives. But if any sort of basic income is to be instituted, it cannot be at the expense of other forms of governmental assistance; that would just perpetuate or worsen the status quo. Under current proposals, the UBI wouldn’t even cover a year’s healthcare and housing costs. Any UBI proposal must supplement improved versions of existing social services, including a robust single-payer healthcare system. Furthermore, we might consider a “progressive basic income” (PBI) instead, which does not pay all people the same amount, but pays them in proportion to their financial need, with the poorest receiving the most.

“Silicon Valley Won’t Save You” by Julianne Tveten & Paul Blest

While this article’s been making the rounds as of late, I felt I should quotify an abridged (read the article for the whole thing) version of the biggest point, which is that Silicon Valley’s version of the Guaranteed Basic Income is significantly worse than the real thing, meant to keep corporate incomes stable not to help people suffering.

And as someone strongly for UBI, I think we need to smack down their bullshit compromise version of the UBI and push for an actual UBI, one that doesn’t replace social programs but instead suppliments them and provides a living wage for all!

[infpdad]

[quotifyforyou-blog]

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[randomlyjay]

Sometimes the least jaysome things need the most love 💖

@queenpleb

was all kinds of jaysome!

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