Just pointing out that this is the position they have to take to setup working out a settlement where he pays a penalty for backing out less than a $Bil and the deal gets cancelled.
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Which could have been approved at the meeting where they approved boosters, they had enough time, but someone has Pfizer stock and wanted to postpone that approval meeting into mid-June to give Pfizer the ability to submit theirs, making the under 5 age group’s time between submission and approval twice as long as any… Read more
I’m still sitting here watching the “race” between the virus and the vaccine, reaches my 2 year old first. It’s sitting in a fridge at my wife’s work waiting for 9 people at the FDA to nod in agreement with the findings of Moderna that it’s safe and effective, meanwhile everyday is a new chance for my kid to get it.… Read more
Yeah, I don’t know, I wish I had their data set because the same chart correctly scaled to have matching axes WOULD look even worse.
Thanks, if I had the data set to make the mixed y-axis less confusing, I would.
The CDC and FDA’s response to new variants and whether to fast track vaccines that have been updated to address Delta and Omicron reminds me of an episode of TOS Star Trek where the ship is about to explode and Scotty is trying to be careful cutting a panel but at the speed he’s going the ship will explode before… Read more
Just going to point out that around SOMETHING (I wonder what...) happened mid-2015 that caused the 10 year decline in gun homicides (despite gun sales going up) and violence to suddenly spike. It wasn’t because they just started selling violent video games in 2015. Violent political rhetoric and hate speech against…
Any chance autopilot’s GPS thought he had merged or stayed on the highway, and maintained the highway speed through an intersection?
For the GOP, “Free Speech” = Freedom from consequences of their own actions and, in this case, what they say.
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By that logic, they’d be justified in determining the percentage of red lights that get run by the average driver and building that in to the algorithm that decides whether or not to stop at a red light...
Don’t crush my dreams, lol. The sad thing is the tripe they been putting out could have been an original property but they gave people that only knew about star trek through cultural osmosis the keys to the kingdom.
Some interviews he’s done recently mostly, he talked about the writing change from season to season with Picard and said “me and ________ wrote season 1, me and _______ wrote season 2, and season 3 is ________” noticeably not mentioning himself in regards to season 3. I’m pretty sure the credits on the show are… Read more
Their management has seemed so directionless and scattershot for the past couple years, it’s no wonder they’re in this position. They spent a ton of money on the R&D for a proprietary heart rate monitor when 99% of their users already have an Apple watch or fitbit and even tried to take away Apple watch integration… Read more
I think someone at CBS has realized that Goldsman is the root of most of modern Trek criticism. He’s been giving them Star Wars Episode 7, 8, 9 content as far as critics and long-time fans are concerned and they want Mandalorian/Boba Fett level quality and acclaim. Hence him barely being involved with the writing of… Read more
Between Picard’s 3rd season record scratch (that Goldsman has implied he’s having very little to do with writing wise) and Strange New Worlds (which was handed-off to a new “co”-showrunner that basically rewrote everything Goldsman gave him) I get the feeling someone at CBS has been listening to the criticism and made… Read more
I think the “co-runner” they brought in to steer the show knows what people loved about TOS and TNG and has been doing his best to doctor Goldman’s scripts away from the sheer excess of “look at how enlightened I am and you should be crying from all my melodrama and applauding my dime store patronizing wokeness” that… Read more
Akiva Goldsman is about as subtle as a bag of hammers going down a flight of stairs. They came sooooo close to the “problem/planet of the week” as allegory formula of TOS then faceplanted with the modern day news footage. It makes me wonder how subtle some of the topics they broached in the 60s came across to the… Read more
I guess if the only reason your car company stayed solvent long enough to turn a profit is government subsidies and tax breaks then the first idea you go to for your new social media acquisition is going back to the well.
NFT’s were just the newest way to launder large amounts of money and now that they’re attracting big brother’s gaze the game’s over.