lol people still think voting matters in a world where both democratic and republican governments spent two decades covering up the largest child trafficking case in human history
The AI bubble might finally be popping, more than 50% of S&P 500 companies have dropped 20% or more from their highs
And we’re not talking about random small companies here. We’re talking about Nvidia, Amazon, Google, Intel, Meta and Netflix.
Investors are starting to question the insane amount of money being thrown at AI, the huge infrastructure costs and whether all this spending will actually pay off.
AI can absolutely change the world. But that doesn’t mean every company throwing billions at it is going to make money.
You know what else is crazy? That your either a complete fuckimg brain dead retard, or a grifter preying on the retarded. So I'm going to debunk you.
This is one of the closest video angles we've ever had of a nosedive plane crash. Notice how the plane dissappears into the ground? Planes aren't solid. They are mostly air. They're a hollow tube filled with air and have wings and engines strapped on.
There's a lot of kinetic energy involved here, and not a lot of places for it to go. The aluminum plane isn't going to be in large pieces in that crater. It's going to get pulverised into small bits of Metal. The same thing happened to the people inside it, but you don't care about that. You're already insinuating that it wasn't a plane at all, despite video evidence from multiple angles.
You, reposting someone else's phone video of a burning crater where they can't look directly into the crater, nor dig into it to find debris, have done nothing useful. You are using an event that killed 9 people for engagement to spread 9/11 adjacent conspiracy theories only believed by mongoloids.
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All nine people aboard a Learjet 60 were killed in a devastating crash in Florida on Sunday afternoon, according to officials.
The aircraft departed from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport in Texas and was bound for North Eleuthera Airport in the Bahamas. According to the Federal Aviation Administration, the jet crashed near Cresthaven, a residential community in Palm Beach County, at approximately 12:50 p.m.