Multiple foundries claim to use 5nm processes. Actual feature sizes are around 25nm at the absolute smallest. Keep guzzling that koolaid though, you'll get to the promised land in no time.

If it passes it's because there are other methods of tracking you which aren't mentioned in the bill.

I would expect the same of any virtue signalling politicized group.

If they're lying in the press release I'm not going to bother looking into it. Nothing humans manufacture in bulk is 5nm.

because forbidding all pollution is no different from just shutting down every chemical plant. Forbidding specific pollutants shuts down all processes which make them. And I, for one, kind of like having headphones under $150 each, cars under $200,000, and food for 10% to 50% the price it would have to be if packaged in wood, glass, and a limited range of paper or cardboard. I also like having a computer, using dish soap, and many, many other activities which rely on these toxin-producing chemical plants.

Poor people? Fine. Help the poor people. I'm all for it. Just don't get racist about it.

Oh, they made a dealeo with the universities? Well that makes it all well and ethical, I'm sure.

Ads don't need tracking to work. If a company needs to track me to survive it can die a very swift death, and that includes web sites of every type.

The good thing about it is there is no way to stop it short of forbidding people to own sufficiently powerful computers. No amount of regulation can stop someone from tinkering on his own.

The first movie consisted entirely of a cudgel to beat over the head of America for how the native Americans were treated. It was predictable. The acting was bad. Overall it just sucked and most people who believe otherwise just like anything that agrees with their point of view regardless of real artistic value.

If all goes well the rate of involuntary employment will plummet. America has more than enough wealth to care for all technologically unemployed people. The only problems are doing it in a way that keeps people healthy and black hearted "I've got mine" types. Work for the sake of work is what we get any other way. Let's not have people doing unnecessary work. As someone or other said, for full employment just replace all the back hoes with spoons.

Are we pretending a few hundred space launches per year put a significant burden on the air traffic control systems of America? Or does it just sound better than "some arbitrary budget line so we can spend more on other things"? How about the FTC? Tax the space industry so we can supervise radio communication more. Or the National Park Service: tax the space industry so we can satisfy higher standards for safety in our parks. Treat me like I'm all grown up and know how a budget works.