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Yes they are, there is no way to beat around the bush anymore. You need tech skills to progress in the workforce.

Exactly. Supporting small businesses is essential because they drive innovation and employ the majority outside of the public sector. If the government’s focus is heavily on creating public sector jobs instead, it risks undermining the private economy over the long term.

One thing I always wonder with bills like this is how enforcement would actually work. It is one thing to pass legislation, but another to apply it fairly and consistently. If definitions are too broad or unclear, it could lead to uneven enforcement, which is where a lot of concern tends to come...

Personally I think that they are becoming necessary, with how expensive everything is becoming.

I also think expectations have changed. People want faster, clearer, and more direct communication now, which makes it more challenging but also pushes improvement.

Absolutely. Seed sovereignty isn’t just about seeds, it’s about choice, freedom, and protecting the work farmers do every day. Hearing him explain it made me appreciate how vital this topic is.

Mark's points about seed sovereignty were really insightful. It’s clear how much he cares about farmers’ independence and control over their own seeds. That perspective adds a lot to the discussion.

It's mostly in the responsibilities of the parents, with everyone being so soft on their children it does not teach the children how to actually work in life.

The water situation update was encouraging too. It seems like they are emphasizing early conservation and community participation, which can prevent bigger issues later. I like that they are involving stakeholders, it feels more collaborative.

Ultimately, I think we are in a comfort era, but it doesn’t have to be a problem. It becomes a problem only if people stop pushing themselves. Growth is still possible, but it requires conscious effort now more than ever.

That's a really good point, even if he goes to places where there are a concentrated amount of liberal voters they will still choose not to listen at all simply because they just don,t care, even if he is making good points. And this too, it seems like people have forgotten how you can just...

Mental boundaries are just as important as physical ones. You might leave work at the office, but if your mind keeps running through emails, deadlines, or meetings, balance doesn’t exist. It’s a mental challenge as much as a logistical one.

Agreed. Awareness is key. Otherwise, more intrusive laws could slip through quietly, and most citizens might only realize the impact when privacy erosion has already occurred.

And we should remember that companies already collect massive amounts of personal data. This law just adds another layer where the government can get access more easily. It’s not just theoretical. This could reduce the last barrier protecting private digital activity.

And what about empathy? If a patient is getting serious or frightening news, they might not want a machine delivering it. Part of medicine is being human reassuring people, explaining things, understanding fears. AI can’t replicate that.

It’s interesting to think about whether these algorithms are actually teaching us or just keeping us hooked. Are we learning, or are we being manipulated

Social media platforms use complex algorithms to determine what content shows up in our feeds, stories, and recommendations. These algorithms are designed to maximize engagement, which often means showing us content that aligns with our existing beliefs, interests, or browsing habits. While this...

I agree but most of the people who watch Joe Rogan tend to be conservative anyways, now it was a good way to get clips of him saying things on the internet but in reality Pierre needs to go after high Liberal demographics. The highest percentage of liberal voters come from women who are 55+, do...

Same thing that I said

Townhouses could be a good middle ground, some outdoor space without full maintenance.

Exactly there are a lot of variables within the question.

Yeah, otherwise you risk blurring the lines between programmed responses and genuine empathy

Also privacy is a big deal. AI is learning from your habits and emotions. That’s a lot of sensitive info to be stored somewhere

Questioning is fine, but there’s a difference between questioning and accepting something as fact right away

Exactly, if numbers like that were accurate, multiple independent groups would be reporting it, not just one testimony

Exactly, it’s like “don’t trust anything… except this”

Yeah some people see Rogan and instantly tune out

yeah but joe rogan isnt exactly known for canadian politics lol so why does that even matter

I think we will only really see the effects years from now. Right now it is just starting to become noticeable.

Exactly. People underestimate how much design and algorithms influence behavior.

I think that is exactly the problem though. Just because we can fill every moment does not mean we should. There is value in having nothing to do sometimes.

Idk, who cares if companies don't make as much money if people get quality products.

everything governments do is political 💀 that doesn’t automatically mean it’s wrong

Very interesting, and CBC can sometimes be good as long as you try and look at the article objectively and without bias. Usually meaning you have to filter out some of their choice words. Loving the conversation around this though.

Interesting I have not heard about this yet, will look at some articles if anyone links any.