She was cast in the wrong remake. Simple mistake. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcZUPDMXzJ8
Garbage in garbage out. You could just as easily train it on a dataset of libtard talking points, or train it to recognize and filter out anything triggering to them. Remember that "AI" today isn't intelligent, it's a glorified set of statistics.
This doesn't operate on objective reality. It operates on a bunch of text it's been fed, and all it does is feed some of that text back to you, based on statistical relations, without understanding what any of the words mean.
The online game marketplace industry hasn't existed for 30 years. More like 15. Anyway, I just looked up revenue numbers, and found a 2017 quote about Valve earning $4.3 billion on operating Steam that year.
I bet Steam could be operated very profitably on, say, a 7% commision, which would have netted them a round 1 billion.dollars. Everyone deserve a bit of profit for their work, but a 30% cut for being a glorified CDN and credit-card processor, is exploitative rent-seeking, and I don't care if Apple and others are doing it too.
12% to Epic is fair enough, no complaints there. And I love their advertisement strategy of paying developers in order to give away free games.
30% to Valve seems disproportionate and greedy though, which they get away with only because they have a near-monopoly.
Do you buy so many games that it legitimately is a chore to buy them individually? Do you play them? (asking as someone with a game library that has a depressingly high percentage of unfinished games)
Edit: the downvote isn't for when someone's triggered. This isn't Reddit.
“Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth.”