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I think at a larger scale you can pretty much forget about free will and look at people like a bunch of molecules in a complex soup. Just like how an individual electron may choose to jump around randomly, but as a group they usually only ever do one predictable thing.

Anyway I've seen bad socialists and good socialists. There is more diversity in socialist opinion than there is anywhere else. No one had a real common leader, and they all filled in the blanks themselves. That inevitably leads to people who are basically closer to genocidal Stalinists infecting the worker's rights socialists like cancer.

But yeah I'm not religiously devoted to capitalism, everyone obviously hates corporations, we obviously see how they put profits over all else, obviously constantly buying off the government. Are we really not smart enough, in this current day, to stop bashing rocks together? I see all the insanely complex technology we made but an effective method of government is too hard for us to grasp? And yeah, we might have bias, if you can define what bias is or what that means.

Once we find a way to get the rednecks on our side it's over. Kind of hard to do, but they are good people.

On that note, coming from someone who has worked with AI frameworks, I think the first ones to discover how to control people with AI will be the last party we have, destroying all our plans. Google