first lesson of a high school theology class: "you cannot pour an ocean into a teacup". which is why "download" intellectualism is bullshit.

remember: highly propagandized populations really believe they are correct; scatter-shot propaganda bubbles created because of extreme filters mean radicalization is randomized, personalized, and not beholden to particular fundamentalist patterns. real belief, regardless of how it was created, does not simply dissipate because someone changes the filter: the opposite occurs. and extremism emerges.

if your employer wants a book, i do not write on commission, but my rate is $1,000/hour.

when you send me a bounty hunter, you should remember: i fuck better than they do.

noted, @jack.

the girls are fighting. so you should probably relax.

"close the embassy" is effective. heh.

and justin - you can tell each and every one of them i said "fuck you" and the next time i have to address it: billboards with government names.

imagine thinking my work holdings are worth "a few million" and saying this line to me - while trying to hook me into releasing my private journal entries for free, for public consumption because "i paid someone to fuck you, to keep you busy because i don't want you but i want your producing for me so i hired an escort to occupy you and they said you aren't doing what i want" .... then throwing a fit because no one is cooperating with your bullshit.

adorable.

"there will be money"

do your work now, though.

and there is a entire bounty economy built on that premise, hundreds of millions actively participate believing this debt scam will pay them "big bucks", they spend on data credit while they "hunt" a "target" not realizing they will have to repay that, and most do it without a real contract.

the delusion economy.

"damn bounty hunters sucking at their hunting"....

-black rock, probably.

lmao.

the fact the bounty dispatch is whining about the bounty hunters not providing what they want should tell you how useless the validator system is.