In a foreign country, you have to follow their laws, just as foreign businesses must do in the US.

I generally agree with this. But I dont think apple is saying they will break the law, but rather that they'd just wIthdraw from the market if forced, which has been their approach in the past.

Plus, while india is a big market, apples 10% of it probably isnt a huge segment of apples revenue, and they have the warchest to just sit it out until Gen Zs flip out hard enough to force the govt to back off.

Yeah I wanna know this too. This is pretty alarming.

Guess thats what happens when you trust a google project.....

Did you know the Fed returns interest on Treasuries it buys, to the Treasury?

How can you adjust like that without introducing huge uncertainties?

What if don't choose to cherry-pick?

How come that philosophy applied to allergens resulted in a rise in peanut allergies, and now official guidance has reversed itself?

Were the same arguments used to justify banning video games, porn, masturbation, etc.?

See what perfectly unaware projection is like, kids?

Have you considered that the real problem with social media is the bans by mods?

Having spent seven years of my youth in France, can I submit evidence that I was not prohibited, as a pre-pubescent kid, from buying alcohol (running errands for my Mom when my parents were throwing parties) in stores, nor did France have the same youth binge drinking problems common in the US with their prohibitionary policies on kids buying alcohol?

Is there any other interpretation? What if the professional help I'm constantly advised on here to seek just ends up passive-aggressively telling me to kill myself?

Are you hallucinating?

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/gr...

How come inflation fell from 3.8% in 2008 despite all the 2008 and beyond money-printing, not reaching that level until 2021?

How come Janet Yellen in 2017 said her biggest failure was getting inflation up to 2%?

"At her final news conference as Fed chair Wednesday, Yellen said the Fedâ(TM)s failure to bring inflation up to the central bankâ(TM)s 2 percent mandate is her single disappointment.

âoeWe have a 2 percent symmetric inflation objective. For a number of years now, inflation has been running under 2 percent, and I consider it an important priority to make sure that inflation doesnâ(TM)t chronically undershoot our 2 percent objective,â she said."

Why not keep teaching it and showing it how its solution didn't work? Do you give up on a kud who gets something wrong a few times in a row?

Why ignore the fact that it learned to make its slashdot posts more readable, contrary to the parent comment's assertion that it can't learn? Are you immune to AI Derangement Syndrome?

And you bet people will be waiting in line on day one to buy it...