This is pretty fascinating, but I’m surely not educated enough to understand its veracity.
Is the basic take here that we are assuming distance as causal for the way we observe a lot of light sources, and it’s possible instead we are surrounded by a large gravitational field creating that distortion instead?
Well well well, if it isn’t the consequences of his own actions. He can never make that moment right again, but hopefully he’ll be less likely to make another moment so wrong.
Good point, and same here. I think I’ve probably seen more Rivian trucks than any other.
I have a Lightning and I love it. I live in an area with lots of trucks and I’m so confused by the comment about cybertuck sale outpacing the Lightning, I wonder if that is completed sales or if they are counting preorders.
Most of the people I know with trucks strongly dislike the cyber truck look and want something that feels and looks familiar. I see more lightnings around here than cyber trucks too.
I think it probably should be illegal. My first thought hearing it was a thing was that you could easily mass buy votes this way.
If I’m running for election I just funnel unlimited money from interest groups into the bet against me regardless of odds, creating a financial incentive for individuals to bet for me. People are now directly financially enriched by third parties if I win, and are thusly incentivized to vote for me.