AI bot account lookin ass.
Just put them in homes.
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Penny-Pinscher on
Looks silly and over engineered. Could probably make 3 more affordable normal looking tiny houses with the resources spent on this. The research and marketing expenses alone are depressing to think about how they could have gone to feeding people. Everyone wants to reinvent the wheel.
Turbulent-Permit7472 on
Come on guys atleast germany did something for the homeless.
What’s the reason to criticize them?
Deruji on
Thanks for the F shack!
Hanahoeski on
Plot twist …. It’s actually a trash compactor
Yogurtjalla on
I used to do volunteer work with the local homeless population. The shelters only covered about half, so every other night they were forced to sleep outdoors, this would be a massive improvement. Plenty of them had frostbite during the winter.
Yes, the long term solution is affordable housing. But until that becomes a reality we should explore every possibility to make their lives a little bit better.
BizWax on
/r/orphancrushingmachine
Striking_Landscape72 on
Meanwhile, my country is putting spikes on benches
energybluewave on
I had a friend from work who became homeless six years ago. He said he was fortunate to have several programs available to him for help. They helped him find work and low income housing.
He said he never saw someone being refused a place to sleep in the shelter, unless they were aggressive/violent or clearly on drugs.
blood_dean_koontz on
Quit telling us what to do. If you wanna help the homeless, get off your ass, quit karma farming on Reddit, and go do it.
grumpy__g on
Where in Germany? More information please. As a German I never heard about it.
no_more_smore_lore on
Who says this isn’t a suicide pod in disguise?
MrGeorge08 on
*wakes up on the Nostromo*
RedApple-Cigarettes on
Idk cause I’m always torn on the homeless issue. On one hand I don’t think anyone should have to go without basic living needs. On the other I have a little story. The town I live in has had a recent uptick in its homeless population, and I go to a head shop where a bunch of homeless guys hang outside of. They are constantly leaving these GIANT messes of shit outside the store, when there’s accessible garbages within 10 ft. A lot of homeless people are also violent or drug addicts. I’m confident if we built these in my town it’d be less than a month before one guy kills another to be able to be the one who sleeps inside.
Solid_Snark on
Technically wouldn’t you refer to them as “Pod people” instead of “Homeless People”…
mattpap603 on
100% going to be masturbation pods
sierraevergreen on
Compassion is beautiful. The cold is scary.
The US would call this an “experience” and monetize it as a vacation for the wealthy.
Basic_Cockroach_9545 on
Fsirly sure it’s cheaper per unit to just build emergency shelters.
bigbrainintrovert on
wow, it’d be a shame if someone illegally imported these pods over here, because that would be showing you actually give a damn. /s
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If you want to know more about this pilot in Ulm:
https://ulmernest.de/
AI bot account lookin ass.
Just put them in homes.
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Looks silly and over engineered. Could probably make 3 more affordable normal looking tiny houses with the resources spent on this. The research and marketing expenses alone are depressing to think about how they could have gone to feeding people. Everyone wants to reinvent the wheel.
Come on guys atleast germany did something for the homeless.
What’s the reason to criticize them?
Thanks for the F shack!
Plot twist …. It’s actually a trash compactor
I used to do volunteer work with the local homeless population. The shelters only covered about half, so every other night they were forced to sleep outdoors, this would be a massive improvement. Plenty of them had frostbite during the winter.
Yes, the long term solution is affordable housing. But until that becomes a reality we should explore every possibility to make their lives a little bit better.
/r/orphancrushingmachine
Meanwhile, my country is putting spikes on benches
I had a friend from work who became homeless six years ago. He said he was fortunate to have several programs available to him for help. They helped him find work and low income housing.
He said he never saw someone being refused a place to sleep in the shelter, unless they were aggressive/violent or clearly on drugs.
Quit telling us what to do. If you wanna help the homeless, get off your ass, quit karma farming on Reddit, and go do it.
Where in Germany? More information please. As a German I never heard about it.
Who says this isn’t a suicide pod in disguise?
*wakes up on the Nostromo*
Idk cause I’m always torn on the homeless issue. On one hand I don’t think anyone should have to go without basic living needs. On the other I have a little story. The town I live in has had a recent uptick in its homeless population, and I go to a head shop where a bunch of homeless guys hang outside of. They are constantly leaving these GIANT messes of shit outside the store, when there’s accessible garbages within 10 ft. A lot of homeless people are also violent or drug addicts. I’m confident if we built these in my town it’d be less than a month before one guy kills another to be able to be the one who sleeps inside.
Technically wouldn’t you refer to them as “Pod people” instead of “Homeless People”…
100% going to be masturbation pods
Compassion is beautiful. The cold is scary.
The US would call this an “experience” and monetize it as a vacation for the wealthy.
Fsirly sure it’s cheaper per unit to just build emergency shelters.
wow, it’d be a shame if someone illegally imported these pods over here, because that would be showing you actually give a damn. /s