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bblpeter
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Comment #35877916
You mean like SF where there’s no looting?
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Comment #35877908
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Comment #35877773
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Comment #35877747
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Comment #35877734
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Comment #35619855
The whole story is fake
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Comment #35614344
Apparently this was an urban legend. Good movie idea but not accurate
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Comment #35588388
If you see a headline like this you know we’re not close at all
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Comment #35578466
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Comment #35578404
The broader trend is SF
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Comment #35578107
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Comment #35574814
No, just that SF is full of crime.
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Comment #35510184
> lithium can be recycled It can’t. This is an extremely energy intensive process that produces toxic waste products. It’s a fantasy.
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Comment #35510182
I assume you don’t live near a lithium mine
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Comment #35510180
Do you know that after your lithium battery degrades, it’s toxic waste?
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Comment #35509654
Quitting coal mining in exchange for lithium mining? That’s like saying an addict is healthy because he quit heroin in exchange for being hooked on fentanyl.
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Comment #35498469
Sorry but that’s not new
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Comment #35489729
> but unless you're doing something about it Explaining that SF is not safe is actually doing something. Because believe it or not, many people still think this violence and crime …
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Comment #21823207
Would have to agree
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Comment #21819223
I want it tied to a good business. I’d tie my wealth to Google (when they were the same age as Uber), whether I’m the CEO there or not. It doesn’t matter because it’s a great busin…
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Comment #21819128
That’s the problem with Slack — too easy to switch to equivalent or superior alternatives. I suspect this issue will continue to weigh on their stock price.