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> I didn't expect other from a company that ... oh let's not forget how they dealt with engineers calling out problems before they actually happened too: wel
by glsdfgkjsklfj 6y ago
> I didn't expect other from a company that ...
oh let's not forget how they dealt with engineers calling out problems before they actually happened too:
well, i am just going to link to a search because i learned now there were SEVERAL of them https://www.google.com/search?q=tesla+whistleblower https://www.google.com/search?q=tesla+whistleblower
...Also, while we are not-forgetting... TSLA CEO defended trump calling the country to reopen in the middle of the pandemic, just like other CEOs that sell pillows or something. Funny how we only keep one of them accountable.
- spookthesunset 6y agoI mean, we should have opened up back then. All the curves in all the regions around the globe have basically the exact same shape regardless of restrictions in place. They all peaked right around the same time, and are all falling dramatically at the same time. Sure the numbers might be slightly different, but they are all in the same ballpark per capita. Those with heavy handed restrictions didn’t score 10x or 100x better.. they only did marginally better or often even worse! It’s almost as if you cannot stop a respiratory virus using extremely barbaric non pharmaceutical interventions.
- glsdfgkjsklfj 6y agothat is absolutely not correct! very few countries had effective social isolation, most like the US were having both the economic and health negative side effects of closing and not closing because leadership was disagreeing on everything. For example, some cities had curfews and closed restaurants, but open airports and counted every business that was not a restaurant as "essential". But the few countries that did things correctly, like NZ, did have a much better outcome with close to ZERO deaths.