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What comes first: Global economic collapse or the fourth industrial revolution?

rollin blind

I think Bernie would be a very interesting appointment because it would demonstrate, on the back of Trump, just how little power the so-called "power structure" of the executive has.
Trump gets in and basically bloviates a lot, virtue signals to his base, shits on some minorities, and that's it. Swamp is as full as ever.
Then Bernie gets in and basically bloviates a lot, virtue signals to his base, helps out some minorities, and that's it. Wall st doesn't collapse.

So maybe after that people will realise that the practical difference between a "far right" and "far left" candidate is fuck all, that institutional inertia is massive, that the oligarchic political duopoly is a circus and that we're all fucked either way.

What are all the lawyers going to do when smart contracts automate Conveyancing and 80% of the grunt work performed by lawyers disappears?

Question for programmers. If you created a forum where, when users submitted comments, the comment was immediately converted into an image and distorted like a reCaptcha (so that text bots could not read the messages) would the messages still be discoverable as plain text between when the user submitted it and it was posted as an image?