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> However, a small minority of people who use anonymity servers are sociopaths who are attracted by the ease with which they can avoid responsibility and accountability for their actions. Yeah. No. This argument against is old enough tha
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Feel free to go read your precious article again by the way. It has been edited to reflect the fact that actual people with strong control over this decision have said that it is not as the article originally implied. Hacker News? Every cor
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A 20% stake holder and board member, who unlike the quoted article is not anonymous, has publicly refuted the misinformation currently being treated as true on Hacker News with regard to claims about James Murdoch. https://twitte
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8y ago
The story is not correct.
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Found a primary source on Tesla board about news of this type. 20% stake holder, therefore has huge influence on decision. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1050164164805545984 Tesla and Elon Musk propaganda cam
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Everything we have heard on the subject suggests he has done meaningful engineering work on the rocket. This fact should not at all minimize the contributions of others, which are also very substantial. Nor should it take away from the acco
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8y ago
For a lot of popular press you can check out the confessed social media propoganda experiment @TeslaCharts for before-it-breaks-on-the-news coverage of whatever sourceless negative article you want. You can also use it to read deluded stock
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Yeah, the shorty meme brigade with their 'short air force' patch meme campaign convincing the New York Times to run a ridiculous story about cars parked in a parking lot is also very interesting. We live in a post-IRA revelation w
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It's so creepy that there is a Twitter account out there which has publicly confessed to be intentionally spreading hostile news for the purpose of feeding confirmation bias as a social media experiment and that the stories they are pu
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No, she didn't.
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> There is (to me) an immeasurable difference between "shove it up your ass" (which is telling Musk to do something), and "you are a paedophile" (which is saying the diver is a something, for which in almost every cou
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> This is still an incredibly bizarre point: Yeah, bad way to make my point. I know that there is very clear adversarial search for and an adversarial amplification and adversarial provocation of all Elon Musk's flaws. This amplific
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8y ago
Re-reading my response, I think I didn't give you enough credit for being genuine. Here is a more direct link to the proof. I can understand how you would miss it. The presentation is very long. https://youtu.be/zu7WJD8
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A corollary of this is for-pay news cares more for its readers than free news. You ought to pay for your information, if you want to incentivize getting good information.
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8y ago
Yeah, the news doesn't really bother giving the full story with much subtlety. You can go look up what the guy actually said. There is a video of it. Basically, he figured that Elon Musk was trying to help just to look good with no sub
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> critique Elon Musk should not have said what he did, but advocating for sodomy is not critique. Some cultures have the death penalty for sodomy whereas the acceptance of critique is celebrated as wise in most cultures. The character fl
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Many traditional automaker executives are playing catch-up with Tesla with regards to electrification of transport. They're moving second, copying Elon Musk. There is some truth to the idea that Tesla can benefit from the experience of
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There are people actively experimenting with manipulating people through feeding a process which produces division. They have confessed to this [1]. Some people are choosing to bet against Tesla as a result of this. The knowledge doesn'
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Yes, but is it in the national interests of China for the United States to be the leader in the electrification of transport? He is very likely to persist in claiming both that Elon Musk is not at all an capable of engineering and that Tesl
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He posted a source. You are a liar.
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Mostly right :). He actually thought it better to be involved in creating an internet company. This led to the founding of Zip2 (a kind of precursor to Yelp whose pivots ended up trying to help newspapers get online). The money from that le
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That perspective would be a refreshing one, but the short interests which are pushing the current narratives are oftentimes not the ones who hope to see your car delivered. Their profits are maximized, not by the delivery of your car, but b
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Thanks for the tip. I appreciate it. I also appreciate the extra effort you put into making sure I interpreted in the spirit in which it is given. It can be hard to understand intent via text. You're right. They definitely aren't
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The narrative shifts constantly because the narrative is anti-Tesla. So it has to shift, whenever they make it past another hurdle. It started with them being ridiculous for even trying to make an electric car. Then it became that they coul
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I completely agree with you that Twitter is playing a casual role in the degradation of discourse within our society. Go to the popular Twitter feeds and there are very obvious bot posts trying to scam and manipulate people. Twitter has not
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The idea that Tesla is drastically missing its production targets is overstated. It originally claimed that what was later named the Model 3 would begin production in 2017. This claim was made as far back as 2014. This occurred as projected
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Thank God for that. I don't mean anything bad about Germany when I say that. It's just that I don't think people realize how important it is to have good incentives. Getting rich on the basis of successfully electrifying the
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On a percentage basis of test scores, Tesla is in the top 1% of test scores and was rumored to be in contention for the very best test score with their newest model. The glowing review by the actual owner is justified by empirical data.
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He can't. He lied. There are many people saying untrue things in this thread. Not all of them are as obvious. I hope to God the auto industry doesn't lose the competition which scares them into changing themselves more rapidly tha
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Tesla safety record stats are better than the minimum required score for five stars. You can read an example of their pride/righteousness/aspiration in this truth/fact/reality here https://www.tesla.com/b
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