Max effect of absolutism as the last reform for monarchies. You should always take increased maximum absolutism until you complete the Court and Country disaster. The reward for that disaster is plus 20 max absolutism. If you have over 100 max absolutism after the disaster, you can swap out some of your maximum absolutism government reforms for other stuff.
Gov plus is a scam. They tell you they will process things like passports but don’t actually do that. What they do instead is take your money and fill out a form (incorrectly). Then they send you that form so that you can go to an agency to have it processed yourself.
The person there sent me an email and instructed me to contact SSA, telling them I was stuck in a login loop between Login.gov and SSA. When I contacted SSA again, they knew nothing about the website "loop", and had no one to provide technical support. If this happens to you, I'll suggest you login to Login.gov and disconnect your SSA account.
Even other U.S. agencies have rejected using Login.gov out of concerns about it's security standards. Why should Americans be asked to fund and use a program where the government has lied about it's privacy and the private company building the site is being investigated for privacy concerns and has a history of massive data leaks??
The goal of the r/ArtificialIntelligence is to provide a gateway to the many different facets of the Artificial Intelligence community, and to promote discussion relating to the ideas and concepts that we know of as AI. These could include philosophical and social questions, art and design, technical papers, machine learning, where to find resources and tools, how to develop AI/ML projects, AI ...
If you apply for health insurance at health care.gov, be prepared to answer annoying sales calls from early in the a.m. into the late evening. Not to mention, their idea of an affordable plan for my family is paying $1600.00 a month for health insurance. That is with a deductible! Sure, let me get that. I just won't eat, pay my electricity bill, or basically do anything else. But hey, at least ...
In the state of Texas, very few doctors and hospitals accept insurance from Healthcare.gov. I primarily used it for prescription benefits and paid cash for any doctor visit.
