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7y ago
This is not the authoritarian style of government I expected. It is actually really funny and makes you wonder if we in the west are more in panic than in China. Why do we have to be all so serious while blame other people for not doing th
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7y ago
Well Google has invested more than $30 billion in the could last 3 years. This wait until Google is going to pull the plug is getting a bit annoying. I welcome the competition with AWS.
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7y ago
Wouldn't be surprised Putin broke up OPEC+ to cover up the decision of extending his reigning period to President for life. MBS and Putin are BFF's and this was probably MBS taking one for the team.
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7y ago
Apple runs iCloud on the Google Cloud, the right decision for Jobs at the time was to buy Dropbox.
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7y ago
Sick companies have to die in order for capitalism to survive. In the long term people will lose trust in this system because every new bailout puts pressure on everybody in the system for generations. No bailouts of companies over 250 peop
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7y ago
Even when all his employees get sick the chance someone dies is extremely low. So Elon is entitled to have the opinion that this Wuhan fever is more in our head than actually taking lives at scale. And from that point of view priority numbe
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7y ago
That's not fair both those were done in an effort to survive. Apple as a company had more financial resources than they can spend.
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7y ago
The least we can demand for these bailouts is that executive bonus of last years will be returned. These companies don't deserve bailouts and should all go into chapter 11. We got all severely fucked last time. Boeing bought for $52 bi
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7y ago
Bats also bite people, why do you assume it is through our food the virus jumped?
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7y ago
There is discussion in this article about why people would have moved these animals over vast distances. But as the Mammoth is in the same family as elephants and I remember elephants choose to die at a location that is revised by their fam
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7y ago
A real smart crank is aware of this and because he only spends time on cranking this was the riddle he made. Not many academics would be confident enough to call this man on his bullshit.
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7y ago
Not everyones wisdom grows by age that's a privilege. A lot of people plateau on a level before they are twenty, its not just young people doing this.
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7y ago
Top of the piramide is for narcissists, some just have learned better to play the sympathetic character. Since recent the most efficient modus is to not be bothered by that thin layer of veneer.
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7y ago
I second this it seems more and more like massa hysteria. 8.000 people died on 7.7 billion people. Its crazy to pull the handbrake on the economy. 99% of the people that died were going to be death in a year or 2 anyway. Have you heard abou
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7y ago
You have to compare it to the Playboy model. Only A+ girls are on view but everybody can is allowed to fap. Its good old fashion content consumption.
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7y ago
Isn't this exactly what happened on Instagram?
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7y ago
It's an opinion but if a table is ugly we can also say it right?
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7y ago
Gekke cowboys ook altijd.
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7y ago
There is a tipping point for every paradigm in society and that could be at just a percent of the population.
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7y ago
Maybe rights to all Star Wars content for future streaming services? Everybody watched the Mandalorian and that was just 1 part out of more than 180 books.
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7y ago
Add cigaret smoking and alcohol consumption at every emotional turn in the narrative because that's "how people behave in the western world".
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7y ago
Thats exactly what HR did in many companies.
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7y ago
Life is to short to accept every disrupting element others introduce. Just ask him to come over here and look at something, then standing together on a 15 meter distance of the tree ask him wether his decorations add a useful element to the
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7y ago
2 billion people use gmail.
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7y ago
Genuine question, what is the overlap of archeology and biblical studies?
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7y ago
Why didn't more people die in China?
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7y ago
Being European I'm under the opinion Europe is filled with delusion. We have no technology to show for and the insanity Europe is trying to force on innovators is getting out of control. No Silicon Valley would have meant no internet,
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7y ago
Would be awesome if radiology finally gets disrupted. 50% of hospital bills can be attributed to the radiology department thus scalable innovation will result in a more affordable healthcare service all round.
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7y ago
It's never enough look at how Bezos got treated when he donated for the Australian fire hazard. Last time he probably gave a handout.
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7y ago
Isn't this a bit ironic that Tesla decided they offer the cybertruck in sheetmetal. As in every color you like as long as it's sheetmetal. Toyota has its own peak innovator dilemma moment here and they even brag about it.
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