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nova9001 t1_j053pcn wrote

Reply to comment by weluckyfew in Tesla value as it relates to Twitter's purchase [OC] by datawazo

They are still dominant but losing market share because of all the new competition. In China, they used to be the no 1 EV seller but they are now no 2 and have to offer discounts to get their cars out the door. Not a good sign.

In US, Tesla is still very dominant and their 2 closest competitors, Ford and Hyundai far behind.

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treasureboy265 t1_j052n4s wrote

Reply to comment by jh937hfiu3hrhv9 in Great article using data to show the rise in Covid misinformation on Twitter. If there was no groundswell of coordinated misinfo on Twitter, this chart would be full of disconnected dots. Data and graphs supplied by Timothy Graham of the Queensland University of Technology by pedrointas

doctors are taught misinformation, the things that medical professionals do in the name of health is just wrong if you understand what real health is

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waffleslaw t1_j04zihb wrote

Reply to comment by lastduckalive in [OC] geospatial distribution of different fast food chains in the USA (included some of your suggestions from my previous post) by MaverickJW

Well if/when you go don't waste time on the waffles, they aren't that great. Get something off the griddle. My order is the patty melt and hash browns smothered, covered, and country!

Just typing this made me smell the inside of a waffles house. I haven't been in one in well over a decade.

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ToddHLaew t1_j04xios wrote

Reply to comment by Additional-Local8721 in Tesla value as it relates to Twitter's purchase [OC] by datawazo

Of course, I did my research. Plus my son gets a 15% discount on stocks since he works there. Tesla cars run on a 15% margin. All other EV car makers run at 7% or less. Tesla stock was overpriced, he even said so. The stock is currently driven down by his purchase of Twitter. This helps artificially drive the stock down.

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