> but whose populations are nonetheless healthier. Population health is not caused by medicine. > Or are you talking about the problem of the severe ideological divide? Since you suggested that ideology is the…
Why wouldn't people just use existing software markets?
> The fundamental loophole is that "the free market" is practically a religion in the United States Blaming something for being practically a religion is about as empty a piece of reasoning as it's possible to make. Why…
It’s an imaginary line.
Apple didn’t mainstream anything, indeed they withdrew the plan after the discourse was overwhelmingly opposed to the idea.
A smart person who systematically mis-categorizes the world is worse than an idiot acting at random.
Or not, and these aren’t really analogies and in fact are just gibberish.
Battery replacements aren’t prohibitively expensive, and iPhone at least don’t get ‘thrown out’ - they get recycled or reconditioned.
It's a linux distro. It was already open source.
> I'm sorry I just cannot understand your point at all. Unnecessary batteries being sold = people profiting from waste.
> Why exactly would people change batteries that don't need to be changed? Phones do have battery health indicators, and buying one costs money. You can't seriously be saying you don't understand why people buy things…
More materials will be used. People will change batteries that don’t need to be changed, and will buy and carry more batteries than they need. There will be a massive inventory of batteries in the supply chain, many of…
Harming the world more like, by making phones more fragile and less reliable.
> but they need more time learning They don’t need more time. They need a serious curriculum.
How reliable is Musk to report on this?
Are you a professional keyboard user? If so, I'd prioritize picking the keyboard that suits you best over price.
With comments like these, it doesn’t really look like that’s what you’re up to.
> Let's say China started supporting people in Guam who want independence Sounds like you’ve forgotten that Russia marched on Ukraine’s capital, deliberately shelling civilian targets, and Ukraine fought off the…
> It’s pretty much the same thing Russia is doing. Complete gibberish. You can’t seriously be claiming that cities in Guam are being turned to rubble under heavy artillery fire, and children being kidnapped etc. Ukraine…
Why stop there? Humans were already eclipsed between 3800-3500 BCE when oxen began to be used for ploughing instead of people working the land with hand tools.
Are you saying the natives didn’t fight back?
Google could actually take note of the issue and work to improve their reputation. Then these comments would die away.
I want to like Google’s products, and used to be quite the Google evangelist, but the lack of commitment is one of several reasons I won’t invest time in them now.
In many families, the incoherence, disinformation, and incitement to anger, affects certain members more than others leading to schisms.
No it isn’t, except as a general ‘don’t trust the government’ innuendo.
> but whose populations are nonetheless healthier. Population health is not caused by medicine. > Or are you talking about the problem of the severe ideological divide? Since you suggested that ideology is the…
Why wouldn't people just use existing software markets?
> The fundamental loophole is that "the free market" is practically a religion in the United States Blaming something for being practically a religion is about as empty a piece of reasoning as it's possible to make. Why…
It’s an imaginary line.
Apple didn’t mainstream anything, indeed they withdrew the plan after the discourse was overwhelmingly opposed to the idea.
A smart person who systematically mis-categorizes the world is worse than an idiot acting at random.
Or not, and these aren’t really analogies and in fact are just gibberish.
Battery replacements aren’t prohibitively expensive, and iPhone at least don’t get ‘thrown out’ - they get recycled or reconditioned.
It's a linux distro. It was already open source.
> I'm sorry I just cannot understand your point at all. Unnecessary batteries being sold = people profiting from waste.
> Why exactly would people change batteries that don't need to be changed? Phones do have battery health indicators, and buying one costs money. You can't seriously be saying you don't understand why people buy things…
More materials will be used. People will change batteries that don’t need to be changed, and will buy and carry more batteries than they need. There will be a massive inventory of batteries in the supply chain, many of…
Harming the world more like, by making phones more fragile and less reliable.
> but they need more time learning They don’t need more time. They need a serious curriculum.
How reliable is Musk to report on this?
Are you a professional keyboard user? If so, I'd prioritize picking the keyboard that suits you best over price.
With comments like these, it doesn’t really look like that’s what you’re up to.
> Let's say China started supporting people in Guam who want independence Sounds like you’ve forgotten that Russia marched on Ukraine’s capital, deliberately shelling civilian targets, and Ukraine fought off the…
> It’s pretty much the same thing Russia is doing. Complete gibberish. You can’t seriously be claiming that cities in Guam are being turned to rubble under heavy artillery fire, and children being kidnapped etc. Ukraine…
Why stop there? Humans were already eclipsed between 3800-3500 BCE when oxen began to be used for ploughing instead of people working the land with hand tools.
Are you saying the natives didn’t fight back?
Google could actually take note of the issue and work to improve their reputation. Then these comments would die away.
I want to like Google’s products, and used to be quite the Google evangelist, but the lack of commitment is one of several reasons I won’t invest time in them now.
In many families, the incoherence, disinformation, and incitement to anger, affects certain members more than others leading to schisms.
No it isn’t, except as a general ‘don’t trust the government’ innuendo.