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by hypothesis 2y ago
You have to be willing to go deeper to see what can be done. Say they start fudging numbers at DoL, so only them would know real truth and everyone else is just blundering in the dark. Combined with ownership of power structures, there is n
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by hypothesis 2y ago
I wonder what was the thought process there: hey we save an engine maybe, but everyone inside the plane gets cooked in 39 seconds. Ship it! Comments on that youtube video are filled with industry insiders and it’s just wild. They even think
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by hypothesis 2y ago
What makes you think that more artificial stuff is going to reinvigorate the business? Metaverse was supposed to be such savior, but this time they didn’t even rename the company…
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by hypothesis 2y ago
The best part is that even if courts force them to destroy all the pillaged data right now, it won’t stop them from making stuff up and weaponizing it anyway.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
It talks about union shops and federal employees. I don’t see anything about “We The People” being restricted or did I miss something?
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by hypothesis 2y ago
They didn’t publish it all for everyone to use, did they? Not much transparency here, since all they did was steal it and use selectively for their purposes.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Source? Nevermind all the lawbreaking going on, I’d like to see some law upheld by SCOTUS at least.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Eh, but we should not leave people without basics of civilization. Yes, it’s a subsidy, but benefits outweigh hoarding of wealth.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
I appreciate you writing a detailed response, btw. The issue I have with this idea is that it basically punishes initiative or people who invested in energy efficient products. What’s the point if you can just wait and juice the other guy?
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> like DARPA and other departments of the American government[1] Eh, that White House link is dead right now and I would not be shocked if whole department is purged soon, so who knows anymore…
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by hypothesis 2y ago
No can do, they are going to start taxing (hard to call that billing at that point) you based on your income. At least that was the plan last summer or so.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
There is no need to lie, as this is easily verifiable, eg: > A federal court on January 31 temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s government-wide pause on federal grant funding. But soon after, the administration argued the presi
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Threats of violence is what drives all those inexplicable last minute vote changes in congress, simple as that.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
It appears most of those claims went to arbitration, so we are unlikely to learn results… https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/most-lawsuit-over-m...
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Alright, I’ll bite. Any congress critter went onto the floor and started reading “transparency” files? Or is it the usual partisans with Xitter files?
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> Claims from people who have proven to be the opposite of truthful. Interesting you say that. All I know is that confidential payment data is apparently being handed to specific individual(s?), known to be partisan actors, who lost a bu
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Are you really calling federal law passed by US Congress and signed by POTUS a rule? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Privacy_Act_of_1974
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> The Privacy Act of 1974 generally, and the Internal Revenue Code with respect to taxpayer information, make it unlawful for Secretary Bessent to hand over access to the Bureau’s records on individuals to Elon Musk or other members of D
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Was it before or after he tried to pull off that Libra thing?
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Settings -> Apps -> Mail -> Show Contact Photos
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by hypothesis 2y ago
LAPD has a history of its own… https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Community_Resources_Against_...
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by hypothesis 2y ago
I would guess that people using off-the-shelf drones (that are broadcasting operator’s location) are not the same as ones using drones with modified heat signatures.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
There are easier solutions to this problem than trying to win a rigged race.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Until they don’t. “The Department of Justice estimates that American police officers shoot 10,000 pet dogs in the line of duty each year.” https://scholars.unh.edu/unh_lr/vol17/iss1/18/
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by hypothesis 2y ago
I’m not so sure, his comments about PlayStation 5 do sound like practical reality.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Or they will just complain how republicans only did “tax cuts” during their recent federal trifecta. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_trifecta
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> Why should we place such trust in prosecutors? Why should we instead trust a single person with an absolute immunity for vague “official acts”? Said person is way more powerful than any of the prosecutors.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> Everyone fantasizes about government by an unelected group of experts, until they wake up one day and find out those unelected experts don't share their values at all -- and there's nothing they can do about it. Does SCOTUS f
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by hypothesis 2y ago
They can also increase the speed limit: > Department of Transportation, with the approval of the Department of the California Highway Patrol, may declare a higher maximum speed of 70 miles per hour https://leginfo.legislature.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
What happens when one of the tools is malfunctioning? Say autopilot doesn’t turn off? Is it still blamed on captain?

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