Thousands of standard Twitter users: “Hey Elon! There’s an ammunition supplier in Michigan with a Twitter account, and he’s posting photos of ammo bags with the names and photos of pro-vaccine doctors printed on the bag. This is clearly a violent threat. We’ve reported the tweet, but it’s been a couple days and the…

It’s only free speech if you agree with them and their beliefs (ahem, sorry...conspiracy theories).

Politically and ethically speaking all you need to know about Musk is he chose to sit next to Murdoch at the Super Bowl.  You’re known by the company you keep.

Someone once said that absolute power corrupts absolutely. Elon Douche heading up Tweeter shows this off better than almost anything else. “I’m a free speech absolutist” he says - except when he’s not.

Despite saying he’s a free speech absolutist everyone knew when he tantrum bought Twitter he’d censor a ton of shit at the very least, the only real reason for him to take it over was to censor or shut it down as it wasn’t a wise financial move. Every platform censors even when it touts that it won’t, especially when…

He also suspended and censored Chad Loder and Vishal P Singh, specifically at the request of the milkshake-fearing Nazi scumbag coward Andy Ngo.

he also alleged that its viewport was not built to travel at the depths that OceanGate wanted to take the vehicle.

One thing about engineers... We never need to hear, “You were right.”

In a recent New York Times podcast episode, journalist William J. Broad explained the riskiness of this strategy: “What they were proposing was extremely novel. They were making a very, very deep diving submersible out of materials that were not industry standards...It wasn’t a standard material for the deep sea.…

Any one surprised that, in an era of expertise and experience are dismissed and ridiculed, that this happened. We live in the “I did my own research, the experts are crooked and keeping the truth from us” horrid timeline. No wonder some rich dudes thought they could risk 400 Atm. of pressure in a Pringles can one to…

What’s been called an “overwhelming margin” of votes in favor of it isn’t quite true

My body temp is 98.6F, so I am in the Danger Zone?

Same...we owned one and I never put that together lol.

It is said that one learns something new every day. Today I learned the meaning behind the Infiniti logo. Infinite road, huh? After staring at it for a few seconds, I can see it. Clever.

I have an EX 37, the one year between raising the size of the displacement and renaming the line to QX50.

Yes, but how well does the fabric resist cheeto dust?

I never, ever realized the middle of that logo was a road until today. Thanks, Erik.

Infiniti: Middle of The Road

Nissan was taken over (well, ‘equal alliance’ but same thing) by Renault in ‘99 which coincided with a major cost-cutting and rationalization push by Ghosn. Prior to that they were pretty much up there with the best of the ‘engineering-first’ automakers like Honda, Lancia, or Saab.

That desk is unrealistically clean for someone who would own this type of gaming chair