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poet-by-heart · 10 months
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The 2020s news cycle is just a really long version of We didn’t start the fire
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cameronthecryptid · 10 months
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Me going through my dashboard and seeing Castiel: Ooh, the paper's in today! Me seeing it many times in the trending tags: Oh, it's really full today...
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skz-miroh · 10 months
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Nothing will ever match up to November 5th 2020 but June 24th 2023 came pretty damn close
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lowkeiloki · 10 months
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i just opened the app
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donotdestroy · 11 days
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cyberpunkonline · 3 months
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The Stock Market's Role in Cyberpunk Futures: Speculation Beyond Currency
In the shadow-streaked corridors of cyberpunk fiction, where neon signs flicker against rain-slicked streets and the divide between the powerful and the powerless widens, the stock market emerges not just as a battleground of wealth but as a pivotal narrative device. This genre, known for its gritty exploration of futuristic dystopias dominated by mega-corporations and technological advancements, often delves into unconventional economies. An intriguing aspect of this exploration is the use of stock shares as compensation, a concept highlighted in works like Walter Jon Williams' "Hardwired," where mercenaries and operatives navigate a world where loyalty can be bought with equity.
The Fictional Forefront
In "Hardwired," the characters inhabit a post-catastrophe Earth, engaging in high-stakes missions against the backdrop of corporate warfare. Here, currency transcends traditional boundaries, with stock options serving as payment for services rendered. This mechanism isn't just a quirky detail; it's a reflection of the characters' deep entanglement with the corporations that shape their world. The notion of being paid in stock positions them as stakeholders, literally invested in the success or failure of their corporate benefactors. This intertwining of personal fate with corporate performance underscores the cyberpunk theme of blurred lines between individual and institution.
Such narrative choices speak volumes about the genre's fascination with the fluidity of value and the potential for individuals to navigate, manipulate, or fall victim to these systems. By grounding remuneration in stock, cyberpunk fiction underscores a reality where everything is commodified, and human worth is measured in market potential.
Echoes in Reality
The concept of being compensated with stock, once a speculative fiction trope, now resonates with real-world trends. The proliferation of retail investment platforms and mechanisms has democratized access to equity markets, blurring the lines between professional traders and the general public. This accessibility invites a scenario where companies, especially startups and tech giants, offer stock options as part of compensation packages, embedding employees within the financial fabric of the enterprise.
This trend raises questions about the implications of a society increasingly invested—literally—in the success of corporations. Could this lead to a future where employment and investment are so intertwined that individuals become microcosms of the market? And if so, is this fusion of roles beneficial or detrimental?
Prospects and Pitfalls
The potential benefits of a stock-based compensation system include increased employee loyalty and a vested interest in the company's success. This could foster a culture of innovation and collective effort, driving companies to perform better. Additionally, it democratizes wealth creation, offering individuals a stake in economic growth previously reserved for the elite.
However, the risks are significant. Such a system could exacerbate wealth inequality, with market fluctuations disproportionately affecting those whose livelihoods depend on the performance of their corporate shares. It also raises ethical concerns about the concentration of power and influence within corporations, potentially leading to abuses and exploitation.
Navigating the Dystopia
The cyberpunk narrative of a corporate-led dystopia, then, is not just a cautionary tale but a roadmap of potential realities. It challenges us to consider how close we are to a world where our fortunes are as volatile as the stock market, and where our identities and destinies are intrinsically linked to the corporate entities we serve or oppose.
In this landscape, winning might not mean amassing wealth or stockpiling shares but finding a way to navigate the system without losing one's humanity. It's a delicate balance, one that requires vigilance, adaptability, and, perhaps most importantly, a clear-eyed view of the value we place on ourselves and our labor.
As we edge closer to this speculative future, the questions posed by cyberpunk fiction become increasingly relevant. Is the integration of personal and corporate fortunes a path to empowerment or enslavement? Can individuals thrive in a system where success is measured by market performance? And perhaps most crucially, how do we ensure that in this corporate-led dystopia, people can still win—or at least, find a way to redefine what winning means?
In exploring these questions, cyberpunk fiction doesn't just entertain; it educates and warns, offering a glimpse into a future that might already be upon us. As retail investment mechanisms continue to evolve and the line between employee and investor further blurs, the genre's speculative visions become vital reflections on our collective trajectory. The stock market, in this context, is more than a backdrop—it's a battleground for the soul of society, where the stakes are as personal as they are financial. - REV1
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moderat50 · 23 days
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Protect The Oppressed, Fatherless, Widows...
As a christian, are you protecting & supporting the fatherless, oppressed, & widows or are you on the side of the rich & powerful? Why are several "religious" leaders pushing to cut social programs while calling for increases in defense spending & more tax cuts for businesses and the wealthy?
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epicforwards · 4 months
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"Those who keep learning will keep rising in life."
-- Charlie Munger
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fmcgdev19 · 1 year
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frostbite-merun · 10 months
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So an interesting fact I haven't seen anyone bring up involving reddit and the api changes and all of that is that reddit isn't publicly traded... yet. They're trying to become publicly traded sometime this year. Initially they wanted to become public in 2021 which is when they filed all of the paperwork for a 2022 launch but global events happened. All of their recent stupid decisions SEEM to be in anticipation of stock holders and investors that do not currently exist.
A desperate bid to make the company money before the IPO goes through.
Now in the spirit of reddit... Stock price is determined based on the companies value and interest from investors on a moment-to-moment basis once a stock is established, but the initial stock price takes longer and involves a lot of research and voting. If that image of the CEO out-and-out saying reddit wasn't profitable was to somehow and in some way end up outside of our circles...
Just saying.
Also to be very clear I'm not saying pull a GME and let cryptobros coopt it and rook people out of money. I'm saying pull a Tumblr vs Yahoo. Become unprofitable.
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One of the best and easiest way to train your intuition is to try to predict the market. Will it go up, down or f*cking sideways?
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applerealty · 9 days
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