What law would you be breaking if you removed the kill switch? Also, how many people do you know these days who can work on these over-computerized pieces of garbage that are being made? I get your point, but I don't think your basic American has not even the slightest idea how to go about doing that and would they get prosecuted for doing so?
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I think we will quickly discover whether or not “necessity is the mother of all invention” or not. We will also find out if neuroplasticity is real
or not (old dog new tricks). Folks can drive with a clutch but don’t think they can figure out how a motor works. This stuff was figured out in the 1800s. People will either crack a book or meet up with the family nerd and get things going. We are not a society who are willing to be controlled.
that being said, what was once known, can be lost, as well...
https://www.wtvr.com/2020/02/01/utah-brothel-owner-rossette-davie-interview
University seeking someone who can decipher "shorthand" from the 50's.... My grandmother was a master at shorthand, but there's slowly becoming nobody that understands it.
Is this a situation where a YouTuber is going to feed it to their Mario conquering neural net and we learn how frisky the old time mayor was?
lol, funny enough a Utah Mayor did create the "stockade" in Salt Lake City, in the early 1900's and construction of a street of single rooms, walled off, amidst the train transfer station, with an armed police guard at the entrance.
Literally, overnight, the women had three choices: they could leave town, they could go to jail, or they could go to the "stockade" . Evidently, most of the women, went to the stockade.
"The stockade occupied the interior of the block and consisted of about one hundred small brick and frame dwellings called "cribs," built in rows, or on "line." Hence, the phrase, "Going down the line." Belle London rented these cribs to prostitutes for from one to four dollars a day."
It was the wild west out here, just 100 years ago.
It’s always wild where humans are