@m_bohaichuk EVs are still relatively new. ICEs have a big head start on them but appear to be reaching their limitations. (That or fuel mpg tech is being kept artificially low). It would be interesting to see how EVs evolve over the coming decades
@HumansNoContext This is what happens when people with fucked up teeth get braces and fool their partner into believing they have good teeth for multiple generations
@BretWeinstein Why not be agnostic? I don't know of any God like entity except for maybe nature, but just because I don't know doesn't mean one or more doesn't exist.
Top 10 headlines the media didn't tell you this week, Repost & FoIIow for more.
10. The House has voted to remove $300 Million in Ukraine funding.
9. Elon Musk fires "election integrity" team for undermining election integrity.
8. Vivek Ramaswamy calls trnsgenderism in children a mentaI disorder and calls for parents to take their rights back.
7. Trump blames J6 on Pelosi for denying his troop request.
6. New study finds that restricting hydroxychIoroquine during the COVID "pandəmic" caused hundreds of thousands of preventable dəaths.
5. Elon Musk says we need a wall at the southern border, and immigrants should provide proof they are truly seeking asylum.
4. Canadian speaker Anthony Rota resigned after calling a Ukrainian NAZl a “hero.”
3. Hunter Biden received a $250,000 payment from Beijing with Joe Biden's home address listed as beneficiary.
2. NYC Mayor Eric Adams estimates the total cost of the migrant crisis will be about $12B over the next 3 years.
1. ABC News reporter known for "debunking" PlZZAGATE — gets 15 years for trading “sadistic” content involving infants and toddlers.
Do you still trust the media?
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@ebonyleoaprd@cpamba33@Unfilteredboss1@txsalth2o "...by doing nothing?" Exactly. He is a politician. His top priority is to respect and protect our constitutional rights. Way too many politicians took it upon themselves to abuse emergency powers, become authoritarian dictators, and to throw the constitution under the bus.
@ramit In the part of the world that I live in, $150k/yr isn't even close to enough to afford a home, let alone start a family. Even if both spouses are making that amount. But it's enough to go out a few times a week and travel about 2-3 times a year (depending where you go/ how long).
Excuse me, @elonmusk, but I'm a plaintiff in a landmark government/social media censorship case, Missouri v. Biden, currently before the Supreme Court. When posting here about this case, I am being throttled on X: I gain 2K new followers one day, then your algorithm kicks of 1.9K old followers the next. Rinse and repeat daily. While this process is adding to our evidentiary record, I wonder if X as a free speech platform can remedy this?
@caitoz@KimIversenShow It's a fundamental aspect of life and reality. If you think you can just be whatever your emotions tell you you are, then you're the perfect fool. It's much easier to manipulate emotions than reality.
5th Circuit Court in MO v. Biden contextualizing the egregious violations of constitutional rights at stake in our case, in light of previous court precedent-setting cases: "The Supreme Court has rarely been faced with a *coordinated campaign of this magnitude* orchestrated by federal officials that jeopardized a fundamental aspect of American life. Therefore, the district court was correct in its assessment—“unrelenting pressure” from certain government officials likely “had the intended result of suppressing millions of protected free speech postings by American citizens.” We see no error or abuse of discretion in that finding."
This may become one of the most important free speech cases in United States history. That is not merely my assessment as a plaintiff in the case, but it's now the assessment of both the district court and the appellate court.