The two best strategies that have worked for me in the past are oil refining or manufacturing cars.
But it seems the new update has locked most of the stuff you can build behind university research, so they aren't viable anymore.
TheKanzler
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It's really hard to get into, there's definitely a huge learning curve. Updates can easily change major parts of the game, and you'll need to re-learn all that.
It's also really easy to mess up and ruin a save (provided you're playing with harder difficulties), but I think it's a really fun game.
"You just won the internet, my friend!"
Redditor moment
Dotworld really does seem to be becoming just like reddit
They even have old.lemmy.world, which looks EXACTLY like old Reddit. They want to be Reddit so bad 💀
"Burial Fund - $3.00"
This has been the case on YouTube for quite some time
She's a grifter through and through. When she was in the CPCanada, she promoted her YouTube channel as a potential educational resource for baby leftists.
As soon as she started getting more traction from Twitter, she slowly dropped the whole "socialist educational channel" aspect.
When she got massively boosted by reactionaries, she dropped the whole "I'm a socialist!" shtick completely, proudly defending the cops and reactionaries, and proclaiming that she's "reformed" and hates "authoritarian socialism" now.
TL;DR: Keffals' ideology is whatever brings in the most money for her at any given moment.
Hitlertarian Party
You rename socialism to "Goodism" and then the bourgeois press presents "Goodism" as evil, and then you rename it, and then--
"Uhm, ackshually that's free and democratic ethnic cleansing" 🤓☝️
You're proudly proclaiming that you know little about the subject? Yet you still felt like joining in, because...?
Not to mention the fact that you're essentially asking that people chew up this complex topic and regurgitate a dumbed down version... because you're a yank and being uneducated is part of your "culture"?
You can read, and you have a mind, it's up to you to put those two things together to inform yourself and form opinions.