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by ryan93 5y ago
You make it sound a lot more scientific than it is.
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by ryan93 5y ago
Same thing
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by ryan93 5y ago
Wrong every politician knows massive carbon taxes will be ultimately borne by consumers. What do you think oil gas profit margins are such that they can offset taxes for anyone making less than 400,000. Lol thats like 98% of the country
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by ryan93 5y ago
Supply chains aren’t opaque. Every politician knows that energy costs effect everything substantially. Doesn’t take Nostradamus to know jacking up energy prices pissed people off. Flights go up, food prices go up. Gasoline shoots up.
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by ryan93 5y ago
I actually think everyone understands that dealing with climate change means increasing energy costs substantially. Oil companies wasted money on lobbying. Human nature would have given us the same result
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by ryan93 5y ago
Obviously not true. People have known about climate change for many decades. Every countries media discusses it regularly. Scientists have published countless thousands of open papers about it. You act like we just found out about global wa
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by ryan93 5y ago
They haven’t spent any where close to trillions on think tanks. People want cheap energy don’t need think tanks to keep demand for oil high.
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by ryan93 5y ago
It’s how sites with billions in expenses are run without having to charge directly. I never click on ads so google and Twitter are free for me.
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by ryan93 5y ago
Scary. Patagonia might show me an ad when i read the WSJ since i follow their twitter account.
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by ryan93 5y ago
I don’t understand the HB obsession with not creating accounts or reading Twitter. I haven’t logged into Twitter in years I stay logged in. Also reading Twitter is trivial people have consumed countless billions of tweets. Yet for some reas
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by ryan93 5y ago
Probably cut a good deal since jaguar could use the marketing.
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by ryan93 5y ago
Batteries have thousands of simple parts. As compared to the incredibly high tolerances and massive varieties of parts in an engine and transmission
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by ryan93 5y ago
Good point about shotwell. I just dont like if someone criticizes like the tesla freight truck cargo capacity. someone brings up that engineers at spacex figured out how to land rockets
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by ryan93 5y ago
Why do people always bring up accomplishments at spacex in arguments about Tesla
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by ryan93 5y ago
Why am I getting downvoted. Are people surprised its hard to compete with apple and android size organizations. You arent entitled to as many sophisticated phone OS's as you want
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by ryan93 5y ago
No it wasn’t. Android is a consumer friendly replacement Linux wasn’t
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A majority of users choose apple. but they didnt have to
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by ryan93 5y ago
You are using your 13 year old thinkpad as an excuse to start a conversation at parties. Not out of necessity
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by ryan93 5y ago
How does taking crypto improve lending or the customer experience. What value was created?
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by ryan93 5y ago
Every Facebook post is going to trial.
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by ryan93 5y ago
Is it false information to say kids don’t need a covid vaccine for example?
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by ryan93 5y ago
Social media companies don’t just upload info and spread it. People share stuff they want friends and family to see
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by ryan93 5y ago
Are you taking about Canada?
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by ryan93 5y ago
You can buy a home for 7 figures cheaper if you leave silicon valley. Why are you worried about a water bill/
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by ryan93 5y ago
You can make those on earth much cheaper.
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by ryan93 5y ago
Elon has special information about whether humanity is worth saving? Lmao
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That’s less than the GDP per employee in the US.
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Top 6% now FWIW
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Proof of that?
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by ryan93 5y ago
you say it "speaks volumes". Post bad things you've seen and name names. Don't be cowardly

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