"Only old people watch TV news now. It's a less sensationalist of getting news, compared to reading a website."

Fixed that for you.

But I guess I must be getting old; I never thought I'd see somebody beat out TV news for sensationalism over content.,

8 GB should be enough for anybody?

I'll have to agree. Are you seriously going to argue that "Men in Tights" is a remake of the Errol Flynn movie?

Now, granted, that number of adaptations of the same subject also shows a remarkable lack of imagination.

Now, you'll have to excuse me, I have a ticket to see Star Wars XXVIII.

Had to be scrapped. Turned out it was evil.

Okay, good enough. I didn't know they were packing entropy generators on microchips these days.

"Your computer has nondeterministic instructions by design."

Okay, I'll bite. I'm working on a laptop with an Intel i7 processors. Please elaborate what machine language instructions it has that are nondeterministic.

Every goddamn day.

"[T]hey don't run out of money."

*Everybody* can run out of money if things turn sour enough. Institutional investors may have lots of money, but they don't have infinite money, and they don't have more money than the market as a whole.

"after [Boeing president Harry] Stonecipher came in those jobs shifted to white-collar people with degrees, often with MBAs."

Remember that name. He was president of McDonnell-Douglas before the merger. Then he became president of Boeing. He retired in 2005, so he made his wad and got out.

"Another anonymous moron spewing bullshit."

My money's on the same anonymous moron. Almost identical wording. If it's not the same guy, they're being fed the same script from one source.

"Short positions can be rolled over."

If the stock goes up, you are welcome to maintain your short. However, you will have to put up money to cover your loss to this point. If you don't pony up, you *must* unwind your position. The broker will let you gamble your money all you want, but you don't get to gamble his.

"People are selfish, and will not sacrifice their lifestyle now for a vague better future later.

The answer is government, with good leadership."

Unfortunately, there's a fatal flaw in that solution. Government IS people. Expecting government to be less selfish than the people who make it up is futile.

I know I'm not--I've seen my control of Google search slipping away for some years now. I'm just happy not to be forced to take another giant step on that path.

Good. That's the best thing I've heard about Google AI search this month.