It's not organ harvesting, it's just an involuntary carbon footprint reduction program

Pressing F to doubt

My personal experience has been 'as above, so below'

There's a big list of claims in the article that will surely be picked at one-by-one over the next several weeks.

Just get a few people under-oath and see if the story pans out or falls flat.

Based on the quality of what comes from Netflix today the shows may already be AI-generated..

There ya go

More like false equivalence fallacy. Just because someone is free to explore their own psyche does not infer that we need to dismantle the medical industry.

It's surprising in an age of ubiquitous information that people can manage to compartmentalize themselves to such an extent

If true, the trend seems to be that they're going after poorer-and-poorer people. Currently standing at those making $250/wk.

I've heard this talking point before; is there good data to back this up? and how high do the #'s get before crime is the predominant factor in cash transactions?

Not to worry, I've heard you can buy annulments from the Pope. err, I meant to say you can buy carbon credits from the megacorps

Elon Musk bought Tesla too, that seemed to turn out pretty good.

Social media sites rely on their userbase. Starting another from-scratch Twitter in the current environment would take 5-10yrs to gain a decent userbase, even with superior technology.

The real gain from $44b is time savings. It's a lot faster to restructure something that already half-works than start from scratch.

That's a good idea. Buying discount guns at a buyback, lol

Leave it to the DIY community to turn a confiscation program into a new budding industry :-)