It’s easy to extend sympathy to the oppressed in the abstract, and then to drop it once their existence becomes even a minor inconvenience.
It’s easy to extend sympathy to the oppressed in the abstract, and then to drop it once their existence becomes even a minor inconvenience.
I was already digging the show, but that finale is one of the most intense, hallucinating experiences I’ve ever seen in a show. To me, this episode elevated this show to Twin Peaks levels of wtf-ness. It’s that good. Wow.
I was already digging the show, but that finale is one of the most intense, hallucinating experiences I’ve ever seen in a show. To me, this episode elevated this show to Twin Peaks levels of wtf-ness. It’s that good. Wow.
But seriously: how come you've never released them all?
But seriously: how come you've never released them all?
Tesla’s CEO was not in the office.
In literally any other public company ever, this would be the point where the CEO gets fired.
Tesla’s CEO was not in the office.
In literally any other public company ever, this would be the point where the CEO gets fired.
They start with quiet deletions, missing reports, and assurances that there is "no cause for concern."
Pay attention.
They start with quiet deletions, missing reports, and assurances that there is "no cause for concern."
Pay attention.
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“I would rather stare at a language I can't understand than to ever use a social media [platform] that Mark Zuckerberg owns,” said one. www.wired.com/story/red-no...
“I would rather stare at a language I can't understand than to ever use a social media [platform] that Mark Zuckerberg owns,” said one. www.wired.com/story/red-no...