You can always find outliers. That doesn’t mean playing the loto isn’t useless.

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You mean the ICONIC 5? That’s an SUV. A small one

It’s literally what their entire business is based on. Filtering good and bad traffic.

That’s what he’s doing here.
Making sure Tesla gets to take advantage of the EV subsidies.

This is about paying bills.
Rumps agenda is going to end EV subsidies. Subsidies Tesla could use, maybe even needs. Without them Tesla could be in trouble, and by extension Musk would be.

There is no one solution. This is an all on the table problem. Everything will contribute. Things should stop being framed as solutions.

A better phrasing would be “whether it’ll be a part of the climate solution.”

Or would it be a community of first generation immigrants venting their frustrations with English itself?

Of course! Which is why I said 20% of his audience would need to switch with him. And obviously there would be a transition. Nobody said anything to suggest otherwise.

Sponsorships, Ad reads, Product placement.
He doesn’t need Google inserting ads, they pay pennies compared to other direct deals.

I imagine he’s one who could ditch YouTube.
He could spin up his own PeerTube instance just for him to post to. Then tell everyone to follow him there and Mastodon. If only 20% of his audience does it, he’d still make out like a bandit.

That does look like what I’d want.
The one time I tried to setup something In docker on my home NAS I failed pretty hard. But this looks promising enough to try again.

I’ve been looking for years. Haven’t found any.

When I think of notes, I think of little one off Post-It’s I can quickly reference at a glance later. Then throw away once I don’t kneed it later. But all the “Notes” apps out there aren’t about replacing notes, but instead are all about replacing notebooks. They’re WAY overkill, and far too much work for such a simple use.

Seems like a climate change proposal to me 👍

But you are if the personal incentives in your situation are bad enough.

For an extreme example. You might not want to support the black market for human organs. You know how terrible it is as a system. But you’ll die if you don’t buy a black market organ. Is it reasonable to expect everyone to give their life for that ideal? No.

You?

This con has been decades in the making. It’s not just Rump specifically.

They’ve been getting groomed since before Regan.

Then it sounds like you have an absolutely normal amount of empathy as an American.
Which I should add is incredibly low, and my greatest shame of being an American myself.

If you can’t feel bad for people who don’t know they’re victims of what may be the longest and most expensive con this nation has ever known, I don’t know what else to say.

It is possible (common really) for individuals to make completely rational, sensible, even correct decisions, which ultimately contribute to a larger systemically catastrophic problem. It comes from improperly aligned incentives within the system. For examples, you can reference the prisoners dilemma.

That’s my kind of humor