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UK government trial of Microsoft's M365 Copilot finds no clear productivity boost
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this post was submitted on 05 Sep 2025
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There are bad things in communism - a reductionist model advertised as fitting for everything (a bit similar to Unix, that), and there are good things in communism - attention to balance of power. Revolutionary ideologies generally have advice for situations warranting a revolution more fleshed out.
If you think communism is reductionist, then you might need to read more theory...
Just saying, ending comments with "..." doesn't make them look smarter.
Which specifically, accepted by most communists, should I read? Will that something allow a model different than that of classes and formations and dialectic materialism? If not, then it is reductionist.
You seem mad...
That "..." again. I am.
Hmmm... Perhaps it was intentional...
You should have added an eyeroll with that.