@bidstack I’m a Bidstack investor, there is a depressing amount of irony in an advertising company only managing a few hundred impressions per post on twitter…
@LewisLee1619@SerenaJB3@THemingford That is straight up moronic. A massive reason why modern Britain is multicultural is because people from colonised areas would come to the heart of the empire that they ALL belonged to. Other benefits include a healthier gene pool and increased understanding = lower risk of war
@LewisLee1619@SerenaJB3@THemingford The OPs profile says she’s an advocate for people of european descent… good eg of “tell me you’re a racist without telling me you’re a racist”… multiculturalism enriches a society (food, music, art, dance etc) and quite literally enriched Britain as a colonial power.
@Morrisht I try not to trade but was a lot of hype at the time! Very excited to see where FSD goes and think the cut and paste model of gigafactories + electric autos trend is too strong to not invest long term. Aiming for my 1st car to be a Tesla! Probably a 25-30k model when it comes out
Thanks to Brexit, Brits have the right to work the longest hours in Europe, until they reach the highest retirement age in Europe, when they get one of the lowest pensions in Europe. Why won't Remainers acknowledge that?
The fossil fuel industry's hold over our political and financial systems blocks ambitious action on the climate crisis at every turn. We can't afford to put their false solutions ahead of a just transition to clean energy. Learn why in my latest @TEDTalks. https://t.co/iYxBjgwcZ1
@MONTY1JLM@RichardJMurphy A rough guess would be between 1980 - 1989 for rates of 14%. In 1986 the average house price in the UK was around £34000 with an average wage of £8500ish (approx 4x wage). Now house price average is £260000 with average wage at £27750 (approaching 10x wage)… hardly comparable.
This hypersonic sled test is travelling at 6599 mph (10620 kmh). THE SOUND
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Increase it by a little more than 10^5 and it’d be going light speed.
@brettfavre98@DKeesy@GRDecter Many will have gotten a low rate fixed for 2 years which will be due to change in the next 6-12 months… those people are in for a shock