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by option 6y ago
In addition to making cars people want, Tesla also makes their own software, chips for AI inference and training, batteries, charging network, home energy solutions (solar+ battery). All of these not just related products but a cohesive str
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Covid-19 Origin Investigation(wsj.com)
1 points by option 6y ago|0 comments
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by option 6y ago
too many of them have stolen enough to live comfortably even in US without having to work ever again. It has always been “Plan B” for many, so they can just take that.
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by option 6y ago
a lot of edoro’s members (putin’s) party would start leaving the party if there is a danger that they can’t go to their Miami’s houses anymore.
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by option 6y ago
yes, this is an excellent example - we need more of that. And, btw, overwhelming amount of Russians support it.
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by option 6y ago
I wish one day the West is brave enough to freeze (or seize) assets of putin’s cronies (for example, a lot of them have real estate in Florida and London). But the West instead choses to punish the ordinary Russians and Ukrainians via non-
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by option 6y ago
I think this (anti-trust enforcement) is much overdue. Social networks need to be regulated in regards to free speech, children and youth usage and advertising, etc., etc.
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by option 6y ago
is that a threat? :)
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by option 6y ago
and transparent investigation
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by option 6y ago
State department have warned about poor security at WIV before COVID-19 outbreak https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/14/state-dep...
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by option 6y ago
The truth track record of State Department is still much better than that of CCP.
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Ensuring a transparent, thorough investigation of Covid-19’s origin(state.gov)
79 points by option 6y ago|74 comments
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by option 6y ago
I think it is only meaningful for UBI to be tested, at minimum, on a country level. Ideally, in a place such as New Zealand, to avoid negative effects of increased migration, attracted solely by UBI
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by option 6y ago
do you think your water and energy utilities should be free to decide whether to serve your house or not?
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by option 6y ago
note that rapid test is still useful to confirm infection. But, yes, much more unstable for ruling out one
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by option 6y ago
no it is not. Saying “covid is a hoax” should be protected by free speech because it is an expression of (stupidly false) opinion. Saying “we storm Capiton at 8:00am on Jan 6” is a call to violent action, not an idea, thought, or opinion an
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by option 6y ago
once you’ve lived in a totalitarian state, then you instantly agree with the comment “speech should always be 100% free”. It is just too important value to lose. As someone who was born and lived in USSR it pains me so much to see to many A
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by option 6y ago
and they got sued for that and lost. No union was involved in holding them accountable
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by option 6y ago
which should serve them as a huge wake up call
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by option 6y ago
this will further isolate the part of population which need to hear alternative viewpoints the most.
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by option 6y ago
what’s would be your argument when utility cuts off water to your house? Or you will go to another company?
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by option 6y ago
as someone who was born in USSR, it pains me so much to see freedom of speech eroding in USA. Please don’t! it’s a route to a bad place.
473.
by option 6y ago
I am not convinced that it helps preventing totalitarian state, quite the contrary.
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by option 6y ago
I totally understand that Twitter is a private company which can do whatever they want. But the world changes and they (and too few others) are becoming de-facto platforms for speech exchange. And this needs to be properly regulated to make
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by option 6y ago
most Americans never lived in a totalitarian state. Totalitarian state starts when the freedom of speech is gone. It would be a humongous loss to weaken or lose freedom of speech. As someone who lived in USSR, I am am always on the side o
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by option 6y ago
I actually grew up near Chernobyl and both my parents still work there. Pretty much anyone who knows even a little about nuclear energy and does not have a political position is very much pro-nuclear.
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by option 6y ago
no, the answer is to use nuclear - a scalable technology which we have spent decades developing and operating. France gets 75% of its electricity from nuclear.
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by option 6y ago
the freelancers and devs were the ones: (a) most independent from the government (derived their livelihood not from state) and (b) most liberal-minded and friendly to the West. Now, because of sanctions, they can only work for Russian gover
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by option 6y ago
yes, it’s stupid and such sanctions led to more anti-west/us and more pro-russia sentiment in Crimea. Source: have relatives there
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by option 6y ago
lower than in Florida? Personally, I blame stupid restrictions. Anecdotally, I know several families who gathered indoors with friends because their previous plans for holidays like skiing or just sitting in snow i Tahoe (by themselves only

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