The era of speedball capitalism has dawned(economist.com)
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An Economist business article titled "The era of speedball capitalism has dawned"; the capture shows an access-restricted bot-detection page instead.
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22 points by mikhael | 6 comments
An Economist business article titled "The era of speedball capitalism has dawned"; the capture shows an access-restricted bot-detection page instead.
39 points by ijidak | 48 comments
Economist finance article arguing AI compute is a commodity like oil and needs a dedicated market; the capture shows an access-restricted bot-detection page.
23 points by andsoitis | 34 comments
An Economist business article arguing that workers displaced by AI lose more than wages; the captured page shows an access-restricted bot block.
53 points by bazzmt | 106 comments
An Economist article on the evolution of effective altruism and how the movement spread; the captured page shows an access-restricted block instead of the article.
73 points by andsoitis | 70 comments
An Economist finance and economics article arguing that governments are mishandling the affordability crisis; the page showed an access-restricted notice.
447 points by abe94 | 562 comments
Reuters news article on Ireland rolling out a basic income scheme for artists; the captured page shows only a device verification screen.
73 points by andsoitis | 70 comments
An Economist finance and economics article arguing that governments are mishandling the affordability crisis; the page showed an access-restricted notice.
251 points by idbnstra | 673 comments
A Progress and Poverty Substack post arguing that California should tax its $8.14 trillion in land value rather than pursue a one-time billionaire wealth tax.
375 points by rbanffy | 379 comments
ARTnews article reporting that Ireland is making its basic income scheme for artists a permanent program.
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A Portuguese-language blog post discussing why global economic inequality between rich and poor keeps widening, citing technology, cost of living, and billionaire wealth.
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Reuters article on a United Nations report finding that the UN's own reports are not widely read.