then they hired different people to tell the public it was safe.

They knew they were sacrificing astronauts to GO GO GO!!! and they didn't give a shit.

there is a limit for bad overpriced EVs.

"Workers who were given the opportunity to do charity or volunteer work"

Guess what, all workers have that because they can do it while they're not at work.

I don't get why people want their job to structure their non-job lives.

This seemed like it mostly dealt with people outsourcing R&D.

If you have engineers doing stuff on staff, this doesn't affect you(from what I found)

aren't rules about plagiarism.

Absolutely copying chunks that aren't your actual research and just describe the current state should be copyable with attribution.

And I don't know what English as a first language has to do with this -- you don't need to speak English well to know you can't copy without attribution.

And obviously you should be allowed to have a ghost grammar corrector for your papers - this isn't about the scientist's writing style, it's about communication of science.

You mean "raises the question"

Begs the question is when you assume something true without showing that it is in order to come to a conclusion based on that assumption.

No one wants an overpriced mediocre EV from a company that didn't invest into them when they have an alternative that's better and cheaper.

This shouldn't be a surprise

This has long been an issue where people just count "problems" without talking about the severity of the problems.

Problems that stop you from getting from point A to point B are the problems I care about, and those don't seem to be higher on EVs.

Or, the better way to look at this is the surveys about how happy people are with their cars. Little problems don't affect that opinion, so it's a great proxy.

EVs from good EV companies tend to have very high satisfaction numbers.

and presumably the people voting read it, right?

The source is irrelevant, the contents are what matter.

China has rampant construction (among others) corruption. Nothing is ever made to spec and the extra money is siphoned off.

This sometimes is just inconvenient, but with a nuclear reactor, it's a bit more than inconvenient.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

The tesla workers don't want to strike. Everyone else is sort of forcing it on them.

..and neither did "CalTech Staffing"

They never did.

forgot to mention, ad blockers work fine in incognito mode, presumably because it can't tell if you've hit your limit yet.

I just load the videos into incognito mode to watch. If I want to like/comment then I load it again in normal mode and comment/like there (video won't play but who cares I already watched it)

Works enough for me.

MID-ROLE ADS ARE AWFUL!