

Tesla’s gonna kill some peeps.


Tesla’s gonna kill some peeps.


You were able to cancel those preorders. It’s not like they already paid for the truck. Worst case was people who paid the 1k to make it a binding order rather than a reservation on a waiting list. (Suckers. Why would you preorder a car?!)


Automatic battle rifles are a bit more than “hobby” territory.
(Well. Unless you’re in Murica.)


Huh.
Next we’ll ask a psychic if water is wet. (And they’d probably still get the answer wrong,)


The problem comes to who’s at fault?
Is it the passenger riding? The car itself? The company that programmed it? The owner?
Personally, I agree, robotaxis should be yeeted out of existence if they can’t abide traffic laws- but a lot of them are being operated privately too.
They should’ve not been permitted at all until these questions were answered, and corporations should not have been allowed to comment.


“Chat GPT, can excessive penis size cause massive back pain?” -me after reading this.
“…What the fuck is wrong with you?” -ChatGPT


tiny dick and all.


Okay.
But the thing about defamation lawsuits is that the plaintiff (Miami PD) has to show and demonstrate that it’s in fact defamation. Mostly that comes down to lying about it and causing reputational harm.
The defendants (or rather a team if interns owned by their lawyers,) gets to go into the the plaintiffs records to discredit those claims.
In other words, the lawyers will get an all-access pass to Miami PD’s normally confidential files detailing extensive corruption. Because let’s be honest, there’s corruption there.
They’ll drop it before it gets to discovery.


Discovery is gonna be hilarious.


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an erosion brought about in no small part by Clarence Thomas.
Which. You’d think he, of all people, would understand the benefit of the VRA and protecting the rights of people exactly like him. Maybe he just placed it’s value somewhere beneath a yact ride.


All that, too, yeah.
though I’d state that the VRA had not only been good law, but settled as good law in the courts. Like, at this point, I wouldn’t be shocked if they decided the 13th amendment was something to be overturned.


It’s not pedantic when the original commenter I was responding to was saying that traditional weight loss wasn’t a permanent cure, for the same reason that gol1s aren’t a cure… but then framing them as a cure.
They’re not permanent and they do have risks associated with them (pancreatitis and GI tract issues iirc,)


Overturning the VRA was clearly political, and clearly done because republicans are losing.
Hope he gets flushed like the squeaky little shit he is.


Who exactly is “people like me”?
Stop making assumptions. Particularly when my comments directly contradict them.
You’re reading things in my comments that aren’t there.
And by the way, GPL-1s aren’t some sudden fix. Yes it helps with the appetite and hunger.
But that comes with other baggage, like needing to monitor for side effects, finding the proper dosage (and keeping on it.)
It’s certainly not a viable solution at the scale that’s currently necessary. Even so, I’m not seeing anyone here saying traditional weight loss isn’t hard- and I’m certainly not.


Software, firmware, and hardware.


So if you stop taking them, you retain your controlled appetite?
Spoiler: nope.
They’re not a cure for anything.


Whataboutisms are wild.
Then original comment said that traditional weight loss isn’t a permanent cure.
Neither are gpl-1s.
And bringing other medications into it is irrelevant.
If you want to cure obesity, it needs to be done at a societal level. You have to be Socratic about it. Nobody ever gets past the first easy “but why” to “what causes obesity.”
And of those who do, no one ever gets past the easy pill, that makes corporations rich.
The reason the US in particular doesn’t have the political will to press for the societal change we know will solve things is because it hurts profits of corporations like nestle or General Mills (and many of these mega corps are also profiting off the medical issues the fist creates.)
If GPL1 is the only way it works for you, that’s between you and your doctor, but long term, it’s not a solution. It’s just another subscription making life more expensive than it needs to be


Sounds like a miracle, doesn’t it?
Miracles don’t exist.
It’s because he’s a VIP that they wanted him in person.
Think about.
How do you know that he’s really the pope? It’s a phone call. Maybe he has 28 character long randomized strings for secret questions, but maybe it’s actually his family’s dog’s name. The family dog he uses in a favorite homilies that everyone has heard before, and knows the name of.
Most of Pope Leo’s life is probably among the most researchable in the world right now. Most of the kinds of questions people answer is actually public info if you know where to look.
The answer is you don’t. At least not on the first call in.
Chances are it’s going to get escalated and a more senior team is going to get involved that can verify things and get it done.
But the bank CS rep was in fact protecting him, not screwing him over.