Only thing I need to hear from Twitter now is the inevitable bankruptcy and total collapse of value. It's like watching a car crash in molasses

>it’s better to let some people do it.

No government, not even the Vatican a nation of priests, has the tools to completely stop murders from occurring even if they wanted to. Unlike moderating an Internet platform, which clearly has the tools to reduce hate speech.

Who the fuck expects the flair of a John Wick movie!

You mean when Russia invaded a nation that had recently disarm themselves? That one?

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It’s completely accurate. Want the full story? Read the article, not just headlines. Bodies is used to generate clicks.

I used to replace the sulpur in my homemade gunpowder with sugar.

Yet another person who has watched too many movies. The elite love you guys, they feed you bullshit all day long and you can't get enough. Look at Russia, they have done much worse than bunker bombs on their neighbors and send their own citizenry into the meat grinder without training or weapons. A tyrannical government will do whatever they hell it wants and your peashooter isn't going to stop them. And though I repeat this line ad nauseam on Reddit, your gun is far more likely to hurt you or someone in our family than to save you. Every study has shown this. let go of the fantasy.

The real weakness of any government is economic production. If nobody goes to work and people stop buying specific goods, the government literally grinds to an immediate halt. Sad to say but a general strike combined with boycotts are your greatest weapon, not as cool as a John Wick movie, but far more realistic.

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> He’s already killed once.

I had to look into this to see if it was hyperbole and...

 

>Luis Jiménez died in 2006 at 65, after a part of “Mustang” came loose while he was working on it. It severed an artery in his leg and he bled to death.

https://www.cpr.org/2019/11/04/everything-you-ever-wanted-to-know-about-blucifer-the-demon-horse-of-dia

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Too many movies coming to life with this

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That's my take, here. Is Twitter doing anything interesting algorithmically, do they have some secret sauce approach, some special technology that lets Twitter do its thing?

Not really. It's just a pub-sub model at scale.

You can literally set up an account with Betterment right now all online and have a 4.5% interest savings account today.

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My ex from high school lived across the street from their mansion! Very ingrained for anyone growing up in that area.

> I don't know much about what the FAA does so someone humor me.

Well it's kind of an extremely important organization, so you'd definitely want someone who was competent and qualified in charge. This dude wasn't the person for the job.