We already live in a dystopia.
- www.nbcnews.com As families searched, a Texas medical school cut up their loved ones
The University of North Texas Health Science Center built a flourishing business using hundreds of unclaimed corpses. It suspended the program after NBC News exposed failures to treat the dead and their families with respect.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/19869252
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Source: https://blockclubchicago.org/2024/08/25/the-protest-park-nobody-asked-for-and-few-were-drawn-to-during-the-dnc/
Bringing "kids in cages" with them, I see
- • 82%www.cnbc.com These 100-year-olds say working beyond retirement age is what keeps them going: 'I'll work for as long as I can'
Working for the rest of your life may sound unappealing but 100-year-olds around the globe say not retiring is what keeps them feeling youthful and fulfilled.
!This obviously isn't something new that shows up overnight. We already had dating sims and the likes. But with generative AIs, the catch is that of scale and of personalization: not only it is easier to make thousands of virtual partners at a time, each individual virtual partners can be personalized to our liking.
Not even Huxley could have predicted this lol.
By the way, ₹9,00,00,00,000 (₹900 crore = ₹9 arab) = $108,634,860 and ₹10,00,00,00,000 (₹1000 crore = ₹10 arab) = $120,705,400.
cross-posted from: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/3821788
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- www.today.com Burger King veteran receives over $250,000 via GoFundMe after goodie bag video goes viral
A GoFundMe for Kevin Ford, set up by his daughter, has raised over $250,000.
"Every now and again a story comes along that shows how much goodness there truly is in the world."
On June 20, subreddit r/ABoringDystopia posted a video of a Burger King employee named Kevin Ford, 54, who says he received a gift from management after 27 years on the job. In the video, which was originally posted on his Instagram on May 25, Ford delves into the items he received from HMSHost, the company from which Burger King hires, which included a Starbucks reusable tumbler, a bag of Reese’s candy, pens and two rolls of Lifesavers, amongst other items. Additionally, managers at the Las Vegas Burger King where Ford works gave him a slice of chocolate cake to celebrate the milestone. While Ford remained appreciative in the video, expressing his gratitude, the response online was a touch more critical.....
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the US...
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3 jobs
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oof
- • 100%www.commondreams.org Billionaires 'Had a Terrific Pandemic' While Inequality Killed Millions: Oxfam
New Oxfam report shows that grotesque levels of inequality created daily averages over the last two years in which 21,000 people died every 24 hours while the very richest individuals generated $1.2 billion in new wealth during the same timeframe.