My thoughts are with Ricky Pearsall for a quick and thorough recovery. San Francisco must REFUND the Police not continue to DEFUND the Police. SFPD must be returned to >2000 officers within 18 months from <1400 where it has been allowed to fall, and the police force must be fully empowered to enforce ALL laws. Compensate ALL city employees to recruit the best officers in the country. Our Police need to be empowered now — they need everything to succeed — not this new terrible decision to end pretext stops, or the continued decline in our Police officers on the streets. Our SFPD and Sheriffs and BART Police are the absolute key to a safe and clean San Francisco every day. Reward and recognize them for hiring the absolute best now. San Francisco Police Academy must be expanded for hiring surge. All laws must be fully enforced. Police must be fully funded. The DA's office must prosecute to the fullest level of the law. Return Safety to retail business and residential properties NOW. DISTRICT BY DISTRICT - Police officers need to be enabled to protect assigned districts and rewarded & measured for their effectiveness. Metrics for effectiveness need to be clearly defined and transparent. Let’s institute a Neighborhood Policing model in San Francisco, safety District by District. We can and must do more now with our police force. And finally allow police to do their actual job, not be mired in paperwork or be afraid of being fired, or arrested themselves, when dealing with dangerous felons. ❤️❤️👮♀️👮🚔🚓🚔❤️❤️. https://t.co/MoBXF0a7sf…
New York Times, January 23 2018
Tesla’s Elon Musk May Have Boldest Pay Plan in Corporate History
“If Mr. Musk were somehow to increase the value of Tesla to $650 billion — a figure many experts would contend is laughably impossible and would make Tesla one of the five largest companies in the United States, based on current valuations — his stock award could be worth as much as $55 billion (assuming the company does not issue any more shares over the next decade, which is unrealistic). Even reaching several of the milestones would bring him billions.
Mr. Musk’s critics — and there are many — are likely to contend that the new compensation plan is just the company’s latest publicity stunt. He has been called a modern-day P.T. Barnum who has created the illusion of success while consistently missing production estimates. The company continues to lose money; at one point last year, it was losing almost a half-million dollars an hour, according to Bloomberg News. Jim Chanos, a short-seller who has bet against Tesla’s shares — and has thus far been on the losing side of that trade — has contended that Tesla is worthless”
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RFK Jr. just flipped the entire audience (and me) on his vaccination stance.
That means he can solve his biggest negative.
Oh, and he wants the free market to deal with climate change. Because it can.
Good luck debating him.
Bill Gates sent an urgent memo to his executives this day in 1995.
It was about the Internet.
Only 0.4% of the world population used it.
But he called it a “tidal wave”…
… “the most important
development since the PC.”
On TV, it was joke material:
@stoolpresidente@elonmusk There are multiple companies currently working on asteroid mining. It’s not far off, and it’s not only gold they are after. It’s all precious metals.