People who adopt those concepts into their worldview are famously blind to parody, they cannot tell it apart from reality. When your worldview is a broken pile of anecdotes that can’t be simultaneously true, reality is a nebulous thing that’s anything you believe it to be instead of a cohesive coherent system with little room for interpretation when it’s fact and science based. It’s a fundamental concept of parody news shows, and why people believed Stephen Colbert was serious and not acting parody on the Colbert Report.

The electric controls instead of a physical mechanical lever for the rear inside door latches should be a criminal matter. The idea that people unfamiliar with the car should just know to pull off a panel, dig inside for a cable, then pull to open the door when its life and death panic in a wreck is truly insane.

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Yea, I’m waiting until the free camera upgrade for the bedroom and bathroom comes with the service.

What’s left off these articles is the scope. The central black hole in these red dots are super massive at approximately 100k the mass of the sun. The most plausible mechanism suggested so far is direct collapse from significant density differences in the early universe where too much stuff wound up being in too small a place and it directly formed a black hole without forming a conventional star.

A solar mass scale black hole would be unable to grow that quickly, even if surrounded by gas. It differs from a quasar, some of the brightest objects in the visible universe created by a feeding black hole and studied for decades, mostly from the surrounding gas being spherical and acting as a radiator of the internal heat as opposed to an accretion disk and relatively open space otherwise.

Robots do need healthcare, and for the foreseeable future it’s going to cost more than humans. At least with humans if they get a virus the entire workforce doesn’t go down at the same time and the plant can still function.

It’s all funny because genetic evidence exists for the breeding population sizes of any animal and humans never got below a few tens of thousands. We have multiple lines of direct proof that the genesis and flood stories are myth, but at the same time thats a relief because the myth is we are all inbreds.

Not to mention he was a stable genius, able to somehow collect and pack two of all the species on earth into a small (by modern standards) ship, then feed and transport them all around the world without mishap.

Are you crazy? The AI will easily pick up on that.

Do we even know that though? Of course there is no lawsuit and will be no lawsuit and without actual discovery and legal proceedings we won’t know for sure. I, for one, don’t believe a word out of any of their mouths because this is all just advertising and not serious security violations and crimes to them.

Does this mean I’ll finally be able to buy 64gb 5600Mhz ddr5 rdimm for less than $1,000,000?

Only if every country does that too and every country is equally invested in that sector. Your argument assumes a 2 sided trade system where both are equal in production and can meet their own needs. If a country like say the US, is only meeting 1% of its needs from domestic production like with solar panels, and proceeds to impose tariffs on every imported one then rather than being protective it is crippling. A far more effective strategy in many cases, especially in areas of national security like power and certain technologies, especially when those are vastly under represented domestically, is to simply subsidize them so as to insulate them from external harmful influence while at the same time nurturing growth. Nurturing stagnation is a guaranteed fail.

I would say that this underscores the need to abolish the death penalty for these kinds of cases. I used to be opposed to the death penalty, but not anymore. For cases where the death toll is more than 100 people, even in white collar or government official duty cases, where a profit motive can be shown, I believe in capital punishment. It would be applied where it’s beyond unreasonable doubt, meaning the evidence is overwhelming, and it should be fast tracked. As an example, specifically mishandling the covid response under your duties executed as a public servant to profit off it where the toll is more than 100 people should be eligible for immediate execution. It’s not about deterrence, it’s simple threat removal. And the 100 limit is mostly to stop the cases of trying to litigate every little thing, this is reserved for the large cases. It would also get the money out of politics very quickly, by choice or by chair.

Have you heard of the push to get algal and fungal colonies to watch influencers and video creators across many platforms? It’s always pushed as lichen subscribe.

When a billionaire doesn’t set the parking brake and wheel properly and their vehicle goes out of control, no matter the extent of damages it’s not worth paying attention to because they passively earn money far faster than the carnage accrues damages. It’s simply the cost of owning a car thousands of times to even a million times cheaper than for the rest of us. There is no such thing as jail for negligence because everyone is thirsting after the money and is afraid of being cut off.