/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12029744
>That's pretty pathetic, dude
Perhaps, although for now I am proud of my virginity. The word pathetic seems to me to be nothing more than a social signal. I doubt there is some deeper philosophical justification involved for your judgement.
>Is waiting in this thread for someone to post their hw problem so you can reply with a smiling cartoon girl the highlight of your day?
Yes.

>>11610231
The fact that no one else knows who the bribers are, because they would be the members of general public selected randomly by an algorithm. There would be another group selected randomly by the algorithm to observe the bribers. They would also be anonymous.
Similar to jury duty except much more confidential and discreet which is possible because of computers.
>>11610246
>The power structure will not only always outmatch you in resources, connections, and influences,
That contradicts the fact that there have been numerous revolutions in the world which were so devastating to the status quo as to dissolve any doubt that they were done by the powers that be.
>It's a very tight system. You can infiltrate it. There are no cracks.
An open proposal of a new system could definitely work, provided enough people get behind it. Democracy works (in a way).
>>11610301
LOL good point.
>>11610308
The algorithm.