Because they all hired way too many people right after the pandemic and are just realizing they fucked up.

So how much closer does this put us to a space elevator? Assuming mass production and fiber creation was even possible.

Well yeah I’m gonna let him out hustle me. That bastards on crack.

It’s not that he doesn’t care. It’s the goal. Killing the credibility of social media is a top priority for authoritarians. They can’t have people talking to each other outside of the shaped narratives delivered by their media companies. That’s why companies spend so much on bot farms, shills and influencers. In order to shape public narratives when they can’t control the media.

That’s the neat part, it doesn’t.

Which is the problem when it reaches other healthy cells. That’d be the next stage of research.

Every car flooded with salt water is a fire waiting to happen. Either a literal fire, or a fire sale. Salt water does horrible shit to all metals.

How much human authorship is required will be the next goal post battle.

If they did the same for the digital nomad visa, it would cause a housing crisis.

Color lasers are about $300 dollars, do better quality, and have 10x the output per cartridge on a bad day. And they don’t dry rot when left without printing for extended periods. Replace the ink on an inkjet more than twice, and a laser is already a better deal.

I still don’t get why anyone is buying inkjet printers for the past 20 years. It makes zero sense to me.

Sounds like the gravity tug or thruster methods might end up being the better solution.

It’s the American version of HSBC