"Unlike past manufacturing declines, Intel and Boeing's woes stem from internal missteps"

How could they write this? All manufacturing decline in this country is because of internal decisions to outsource labor and cut costs no matter the consequence.

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Isn't that basically what search engines have been doing for the past 15 or more years?

More likely this. Goes with their MO set over the past 20 years.

Opportunity exists only when it's given. Plenty of qualified people looking for jobs get kicked around just to be left in the gutter. Where's the opportunity for them?

Probably because it won't work even with the sun.

They will use all the uploaded source code to train their AI models. That's why they want a centralized platform. Control is side-effect. Mac will be dead, 2030 to 2035.

Macintosh is dead. It's Mac now. Mac will be dead and replaced with iOS. No one will compile directly on their devices. It will be uploaded and processed on Apple servers, so they can control what is and isn't acceptable to their economy. Everyone will cheer this as innovation. Buy Apple stock now.

I want to know the permanent effects of removing carbon from its natural cycle. That sounds to be more detrimental in the long term than warmer temperatures.

AT&T did. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

What prevents them volunteering your information to the government?

Now that's what I call an inconvenient truth.

We should be feel obligated to find use from whatever waste we create. Dumping resources because we have no perceived use for them is wasteful. Waste not; want not.

I don't think they complained when Israel polluted the Moon with a bunch of tardigrades.

Someone could bless the dumps then it wouldn't sacrilege.