Did you know that in the past even judges appointed by Republicans weren’t blatantly corrupt?
Did you know that in the past even judges appointed by Republicans weren’t blatantly corrupt?
Which I’m sure was true. It would certainly be a lot faster to debug FSD after a number of deaths for each bug.
So worst case you might turn off this feature.
Also you have to allow people a way out. If you say they can never come back to reality, then they won’t try.
It takes a lot to leave your social group, even if that social group is based on rage, lies, and bullshit. It’s not entirely different from ex-Mormons or people leaving a cult.
You’re apparently spamming similar replies without reading what you’re replying to.
Because people tend to notice when one price goes up. They notice much less when there are multiple excuses and many prices are going up. It’s a lot easier to refuse to buy one thing than it is to refuse to buy everything.
We don’t have the kind of supply/demand price curve you read about in econ 101 because there are too many barriers to entry to starting any business. Once you’re established, you can either choose to race to the bottom so that both you and your competitors lose money OR you can implicitly agree to set your prices about the same as theirs. So choose, do you like more money or less money?
Yes, it’s partly inflation. And it’s partly the PPP. But largely it’s just greed hidden behind excuses with no real threat of PR fallout.
They’re perfectly capable. About half just don’t want to.
I don’t know how to convince people to vote for ourselves instead of hate. I don’t know how to get people to vote for solutions, even imperfect ones, over someone to blame.
But if you figure it out, these are the kinds of problems we can go about solving.
I’m excited for the new passenger rail lines.
Is not a source I’m familiar with. But everyone wants to believe it, so upvotes it is.
They did, but Elon asked one of them for a latte and they brought him one with 2% instead of oatmilk so he gutted the whole department.
/s, because it might be to be specified.
Well, the Constitution disqualifies him. We’re looking to see if the Supreme Court believes in the Constitution.
Yes, we get it. They’re both the same.