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They did. Then they stopped. https://www.theverge.com/2020/11/16/21569524/tesla-model-3-3... The model 3 is still the 7th most sold car in 2022. Is a car company not allowed to rai…

How is saying the US (who spend more than the rest of the world combined on defense) should destroy Russia - Russian propaganda?

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People seem to ignore the EU is in just as bad a state as the UK, especially now that Russian energy is over Germany as we know it is basically over. Brexit might have had an impac…

In a city. How about anyone living in the countyside? Do those people not exist? Where my parents live, there is are 3 buses per day. None around school time. How does a child get …

Family of four, with a stroller? Do you go on multi-day trips, where you need clothes are gear for everyone? Do you have smaller children's car seats will take up 80% of the back s…

You can only just fit 2 child seats into a smaller car. For anyone with 3 children, anything without 2 rows of back seats is basically an unusable car for the whole family. And the…

Spoken like someone without a family. You have no idea how small cars are for even a short trip with a family of 4.

> Why hasn't worker pay arisen proportionally, since if they're working for multinationals they are similarly serving millions to billions? They have. In China and other assembly c…

Another way to interpret this story is that the performers were whining and thought they had a bad deal, but when faced with consequences they realised it actually wasn’t a bad dea…

Actually there is a reason for the increase recently, globalisation and the internet. While a top exec in the 1960 might be serving a few million customers, maybe tens of millions,…

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Second hand information: Apple on average takes 2 years to fill an empty position. They almost never lay anyone off, just find another role for someone. It's where the evil corpora…

There are a group of people who will use any excuse to centralise control. You can call this a conspiracy, or the illuminati or the WEF or whatever. It doesn't matter what you call…

And we're at the tip of the iceberg. Even the mainstream media is now covering that the mRNA shots increase the risk of stroke substantially. What else are we going to find out? (a…

I wonder if we will feel the same about “minimal” design in the future. I really don’t see anything beautiful about a white box with black windows, yet architects seem obsessed wit…

You are right (sometimes), but so is the prankster for challenging authority sometimes. A healthy society both has rule following and rule challenging. Sometimes there’s too much r…

How are sequoia funds doing these days? If your point would be correct it would suggest these types of old VCs have already gotten their money out in some insider trading phase. Th…

Life is not Netflix.

A banking nation who even holds money for basically anyone, including nazis back in the 1940s. Nice example.

I mean sure, that's a nice dream. What society in the history of humanity has ever come close to this? What is your blueprint for achieving this practically, instead of saying nice…

What he is saying is that in any society the elite are isolated, this isn’t something unique to billionaires. You think Chavez in Venezuela or Xi in China is still a man of the peo…

You could argue your point the other way round. When times were good these companies clearly overemployed staff. That is very unfair to investors. Cutting back at this time finally…

Dividends are taxed at the same percent as income in the Uk. So he is paying a lot on that. Unless he isn’t resident in the Uk. Which I don’t know.

The headcount in tech recently grew way faster than the rest of the economy, and faster than the companies growth as well. As you get bigger headcount shouldn’t necessarily rise by…