that is pure market manipulation.

i think it's just kind of pointless to build a robots to pour water over plants or vacuum floor...kind of overkill

to lower EV charging rate during solar-peak times.

multi-story parking garages are most likely in big city with big transmission line already built.

It makes sense to just build solar panels roof on top of commercial parking lots and chargers can just charge the parked cars directly not going through big transmission lines.

carrier can't track your phone numbers if you use third-party privacy messaging apps to call/receive call.

Same idea as recycling bottle fee. You buy a gallon of gas or a cubic feet of natural gas, the government charge recycling fee to recyle CO2 using this technology?

didn't you read the news? Putin already put out the Nordsteam gas

Well, I have a better idea. Deploy a gigantic sail shade in outer space that block sunlight in the poles during hot days and fold it during cold days.

next time an article is written again about doomsday glacier, it will be faster than predicted by the author in this article. it's doomed.

corn plants are biomass that can be used to generate electricity. corn leaf generate oxygen during photosynthesis. So while refining ethanol is less efficient than refining oil, the study has not taken into account of the biomass and photosynthesis.

Ad revenue directly reflects the efficiency of Twitter's bot-catching algorithms. If engineers do not do a good job of stopping spamming, nobody wants to advertise on it and revenue drop.

SEC 10-k form report is not about how efficiently the company's ad revenue algorithms work. It's not material. What is material is about how much ad revenue have been generated...etc. So arguing bot % is not material to SEC

I think SEC is really more interested in the integrity of the financial aspect of the 10-k disclosure, accounting accuracy, etc. I doubt SEC is all that interested in how Twitter's operational bot algorithms works or how efficiently it catches spam to create more ad revenues. That's the engineers' jobs

It's very counterintuitive to ask EV owners not to charge overnight during off peak hours but OK during daytime. Are you serious?