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My entire life free speech was a liberal value and I believe it still is. Why are people saying it's conservative all of a sudden?
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Prediction: Twitter becomes more efficient, focused and profitable than they ever have been. And it will return to the platform neutrality and free speech ideals it had prior to 2015ish.
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The difference is a highly engaged set of authoritarian activists who will assassinate your character and get you fired. Other groups don't have the equivalent of a Red Guard to enforce their ideology or religion.
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Saying "the Earth is round" is hateful from the perspective of flat earthers. Would you apply the same logic equally and make it an offense to satirize this particular belief? Or to bring it full circle, I doubt the Bee would peti
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Classic case of projection here. "Always accuse your enemy of exactly what you are doing"
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Point taken. It's messy. You could even say that simply replying "the Earth is round" is harassment if it's repeatedly targeted at an individual or flat earthers as a group. But this is what the block or mute button is f
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He's the chief engineer of the leading space company and successfully manages thousands of employees across several companies. That's not vague.
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> in a process where they force you to explicitly admit your tweet broke the rules before you can get your account back. What a power move. That sounds like a struggle session. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denunciat
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Engineering. Finance. Management. Electric cars. Charging stations. Satellites. Reusable rockets.
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Millions of electric cars, thousands of charging stations, thousands of powerwalls, thousands of Starlink satellites and re-usable rockets weren't delivered? No one delivers 100%, but that's a historically exceptional track record
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This is why so much hate is directed at Elon. His repeated success in different domains causes severe cognitive dissonance. It's an in your face painful reminder that success isn't entirely due to luck. It's a lot easier to d
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He just posted that last night under new ownership.
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That's the same as a flat earther saying it's harassment when someone says "the earth is not flat". Meghan Murphy was banned for saying the earth is not flat. "Men are not women tho". https://twitter
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Max Tegmark on why there's now a 1-in-6 chance of an imminent global Nuclear War
(twitter.com)
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Millions of nutters are already loose on there. This is about not wanting the "other nutters" on there along with "our nutters". Which will make things worse in some ways, so keeping it confined to one set of nutters is
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The idea that pushing for peace is Russian propaganda is itself propaganda. I can't believe how effective the war machine still is, even with Iraq and Afghanistan still fresh in memory.
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He delivered millions of electric cars. Re-usable rockets. Starlink. Moderation transparency is a slam dunk.
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Of course he's not on Russia's side. No serious person truly believes that. "SpaceX’s out of pocket cost to enable & support Starlink in Ukraine is ~$80M so far. Our support for Russia is $0. Obviously, we are pro Ukraine
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It's less unsettling than who's currently in charge of it. At least he's committed to transparency in moderation and the algorithm.
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He coded and released a game when he was a kid. John Carmack: "Elon is definitely an engineer. He is deeply involved with technical decisions at spacex and Tesla. He doesn’t write code or do CAD today, but he is perfectly capable of do
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Interesting books on culture and society I've read recently
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That fits. First they were pissed he wanted to buy Twitter and did everything they could to stop it, including taking the poison pill. Then they were pissed he didn't want to buy Twitter and tried forcing him to buy it. Now both sides
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It's not appeasement. It's seeking peace and avoiding nuclear war. That is bigger than any one person. Why are people getting so confused about this?
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Why is seeking peace and reducing nuclear risk considered bizarre??
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It could be described as thinly veiled white supremacy.
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We have laws for separation of church and state, they should be applied to this as any other. This is a religion. It's the same as any religious group trying to impose their morality and beliefs on everyone else. To be a good person us
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How many Boston Dynamics robots have been made and what's the price? And how long ago did they start? Tesla is going for volume and just started.
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Some other noteworthy texts. Musk: I interface way better with engineers who are able to do hardcore programming than with program manager / MBA types of people Agrawal: In our next convo- treat me like an engineer instead of CEO and l
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How long as Mastodon been out and still no one uses it? Obviously a different approach is needed to replace Twitter. Mastodon is a dead end.
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Where in the U.S. Are You Most Likely to Be Audited by the IRS?
(projects.propublica.org)
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