We should be more concerned with foreign billionaires calling for the overthrow of democratically elected governments and using their pet platforms to spread dangerous misinformation.

What's puzzling to me is that the propellants listed in the summary are all combustible. If this is a nuclear rocket why use hydrazine instead of water or hydrogen?

That should have been "50% Temu and 50% phishing etc."

Why do so few large companies advertise on Google?

Why are AdSense ads 50% and 50% phishing "personality quizzes"? Is it simply that they simply default to that stuff absent anything to personalise the ads?

Why are so many YouTube adverts such obvious scams? Surely the scammers aren't outbidding legitimate businesses. Perhaps there's some truth to my pet theory that Google is intentionally serving the worst ads it can to 'encourage' people to pay for premium.

Not now, certainly, but beer absolutely was used for health reasons back in antiquity.
And it worked.

Up to a point. A person earning $10 million p.a. pays no more to social security than someone who only earns $168k p.a.

No, that's socialism.

As if the scammers using AI slop on YouTube weren't bad enough. The way things are going I'm tempted to switch back to broadcast TV; the ads may be unskippable but at least they're regulated.

In the UK it is. It's illegal to advertise prescription medicines here.

As the old coppers' chestnut goes, "itâ(TM)s a limit, not a target!"

Most likely the 10% + 2 "rule". It's not a rule as such but police guidelines are to not go after someone unless they're going much faster than the limit or doing something else dangerous.
22mph in a 20 area? Fine.
36mph in a 30 area? On with the blues and twos. (That's sirens and flashing lights.)

Bald tyres are one of the things least likely to be fiddled, the other main one being the exhaust. The reason is that if you are stopped by the police for any reason, having bald tyres will be very obvious to the officer. The officer checks your MOT (online), sees that the MOT was passed with obvious failures, then questions are asked of the garage that did it.

Most supermarkets don't even have a butcher's counter any more. I think Morrisons is the only big one that still does, but I doubt they do much in the way of actual butchery there. Your best bet is to find an actual butcher's shop, or perhaps a farm shop.

They come in handy for businesses sometimes: they make it easier to identify American tourists at a distance.

Not necessarily. In a situation where a life is at stake that which is normally forbidden may be allowed. I assume the same principle applies to the kashrut. Medical treatments involving pork products (and others involving gelatine, I think) can and have been used by muslims for some time. A muslim may even eat pork, but the general consensus is that this is only acceptable if the alternative is starvation.