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But it literally says: "Sold for: US $12.00"?

That brand name was long taken in the space context. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astra_(satellite)

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Where do you think the money that doesn't go to salaries go? What an odd question.

For what exactly?

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"Apart from dating, there is no better education in human behaviour" My office experiences have been vastly different, but I kind of agree with the basic idea.

a) eh, that's not a pleasant conversation, b) Yeah don't listen to sossepropaganda (that's a technical term).

I responded to an insult. And I was being factual. Please reflect on your own behavior. And no, no there is no BBC-like distinction here. Ørsted is company run by the Danish govern…

> Ørsted is not a state company. Except it is and you are wrong.

(I'm Swedish.) I think a CBA could make sense for Klarna, but not necessarily for Spotify. Separately: A company with a CBA is a red flag to me. I think that CBAs and unions is wha…

The Danish government owns 50.1% of Ørsted. (See: https://orsted.com/en/investors/shares - "Danish State (majority stakeholder)) It's effectively a state company. So, when you thin…

Please own your mistake.

For Altman, it’s not about money, either. Yeah sure. If he doesn't end up being a billionaire in a decade I'll eat my shoes on a livefeed. I'll post the link here.

A few minutes ago you thanked me for my correction. This is disgusting behavior on your behalf. The current state of the thread is archived here: https://archive.ph/wip/l9ael and h…