Pit bull dad. Network Engineer. Crypto trader. Podcast enthusiast.
Michigan, USA
Joined February 2021
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Trans people: it’s not a social contagion.
Also trans people: my best friend got the surgery too.
Doctors should be charged and sent to prison for this.
Mutilating perfectly healthy bodies in the name of mental illness needs to END.
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Not another female speaking on something she knows nothing about
I'm not an Elon hater.
I'm just telling you the Honest Truth:
This is a marketing stunt.
The technology is quite old.
Just nobody ever thought of bolting it on a car.
Because it's pointless.
Porsche or Ferrari could also build something like this if they wanted, but they don't, because it's not worth it for them.
It's worth it for Elon though, because his entire brand is all about having the halo of futurism.
His marketing scales especially well with tech gimmicks like this, which is why he is financially incentivised to do them, while others aren't.
Again, I'm not hating, but actually educating yall.
This is not engineering genius.
It's marketing genius.
Might switch up from working out in basement so I can experience this.
Shane Gillis might be an American hero.
The gym today was INSANE.
Apparently women heard “you dress like whores at the gym” and collectively decided the best response was to double down.
Women are hilarious. Every dude actually working out is absolutely fine with this protest continuing indefinitely.
“We make poorly thought out value judgements on every topic ever” loser ass leftists on the internet.
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Bitches be like “having a kid destroyed my dreams!” And their dreams were to get drunk and fuck strangers
This never happened
I photographed Metallica at a concert in 2010. I have never been called a nigger so many times at a metal show in my life. One guy made monkey noises. I was shocked. I get where James is coming from, but it's not reality. There are always politics at play, especially in metal.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Metallica played no regular public concerts in the US in 2010, only a private event. The author previously described a similar incident at Metallica shows she covered in Toronto in 2009.
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Translation: We’re going to do our 1/3rd of playing competent football and 2/3rds of screwing the pooch.
We cannot let these anti-AI snobs control our future.
Preserving the beauty and art of cognitive work should never be the priority when the trade off is a decades (or longer) long set back of math and science breakthroughs that will inevitably contribute to engineering advancements that have real human impact.
China will win the future if we let leftist boomer politicians have their way.
Start learning Mandarin now.
What good things should we accept not having to appease boomer alarmism?
Improvement of government services and bureaucracy? (God forbid)
Scientific breakthroughs?
Greater access to healthcare?
The cure to cancer, dimentia, and all other diseases?
Adding decades to life expectancy?
Clean and abundant energy, too cheap to meter?
Climate change remediation?
Water, agriculture, wildfire, waste, supply chain optimization?
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Does Bernie ever consider the unseen cost of his divine right to stagnation? He counts every imagined harm from progress, but none of the cures delayed, discoveries prevented, productivity lost, or lives unimproved by stopping it. The harm caused by progress is visible. The harm caused by preventing progress is conveniently unseen.
How low iq of a consumer do you have to be to fall for such an ironic and self-unaware ad campaign?
Etsy is a multi-billion dollar corporation with a multi-centimillionaire CEO and charges over 10% to its sellers per sale.
If you really have a socialist stick up your ass, message the Jeff and offer to buy direct. Get rid of the middleman altogether.
