This isn’t really the fault of the average decent American. Many good people have slept walked the country into this situation but miniuplation by tech and the rich has a big part of this. Many are now still likely in denial and don’t know how to fight it.
I think the question is really where is the line for them? Immigrants? The unemployed? Elders?
I hate AI however my sympathy for these guys is not high. Most of them have been plagiarising one another for years, scalping users data and pushing their monitized drivel with a recipe as a footer.
Weirdly it’s one of the few uses I would employ AI for. Give me a recipes for abc# must have high ratings. I k ow that is what our search engines should do…but don’t due to the SEO tactics and monitising the net. These people employed the dog that’s now biting them.
Unfortunately people are too addicted to stuff and tolerant of the rich and greedy to push back. Ads are accepted, along with the many other ills of consumerism and overreach.
Unfortunately you are relying on everyone being a good driver to keep you safe. It’s surprising how many people don’t understand simple concepts such as the impact of speed or stopping distances…or choose to ignore the consequences.
What’s annoying is that they pop up trying to save everything go on. Drives me crazy. No I don’t wanna save my details with you, I didn’t yesterday and I won’t tomorrow.
sorbitol, a common sugar alcohol used in “low-calorie” foods, can behave much like fructose once inside the body, potentially contributing to liver strain and metabolic dysfunction.
Sweeteners such as aspartame, found in Equal packets, sucralose (Splenda), and various sugar alcohols are often viewed as better choices than foods containing refined sugar (glucose).
However, new research is beginning to question that belief. Recent findings show that the sugar alcohol sorbitol may not be as harmless as many assumed.
Surprises me how someone who can put themselves at the mercy of nature and a hobby that ‘can’ be danger prone and still be crazy enough to cheap out on this. The amount of people who decry regulation and tbh common sense in this case is astounding. At best it’s their own life at risk. At worse the lives of others on the ground or on onboard.
I agree general aviation is heavily regulated and unfortunately expensive but that’s due to cases just like this.
The pilot will have know there was a chance of risk here. Even a defective bolt can have an impact. It’s the same story as the sub... hmmm the part could be not up to standard but I’ll take a chance because I think it should be ok…it wasn’t. The pilot is lucky to be alive.
This isn’t really the fault of the average decent American. Many good people have slept walked the country into this situation but miniuplation by tech and the rich has a big part of this. Many are now still likely in denial and don’t know how to fight it.
I think the question is really where is the line for them? Immigrants? The unemployed? Elders?