The answer might be impossible or impractical like a Dyson Sphere.

Tutor people trying to get better at solving coding puzzles?

Yeah, Neanderthals were famous for their efficient large-scale manufacturing capabilities

Governments are one of the few entities that are able (and occasionally willing) to spin up a mass production endeavor without the profit motive necessarily present.

Sometimes they essentially do this themselves via federal employees, or contractors. Sometimes they achieve the ends indirectly by incentivizing private companies with subsidies and the like.

Regardless of how it gets done, everyone shows up for work in the morning motivated by something. In the Soviet Union this was often the fear of imprisonment or other such violence, which was a really shitty situation for a lot of people to be in. In the modern world, it’s typically the hope that the money made will pay for food and housing and such.

Without the motivation to make a profit, few entities are both willing and able to engage in the considerable expense, risk, and effort required to spin up a mass production line.

Well now I’m gonna watch it even harder!

Basically the same thing…

I’m gonna guess pacemaker

As a Texan, I rarely have good things to say about Texas these days, so I’ll take the opportunity to say that this shit would literally not fly around here. It would be a great way to chew through your drone budget in record time, anyway.

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This reads like it was written by an AI trained exclusively on Indian call center telemarketers