It’s not a question of their share, but the amount invested. If they invest a billion in Lucid and a billion in Facebook and Disney, and each goes up 10%, they profit just as much from either investment regardless of the percentage of the company they own. If you contribute to the financial growth of either, you are…

It’s not a question of their share, but the amount invested. If they invest a billion in Lucid and a billion in Facebook and Disney, and each goes up 10%, they profit just as much from either investment regardless of the percentage of the company they own. If you contribute to the financial growth of either, you are…

I have news for you. The action sequences in Black Panther are much better done. I remember Citizen Cane having a sled but if there even was a sled scene it was completely unmemorable.

That’s a mischaracterization of what Rotten Tomatoes does. It aggregates reviews. The percentages give an indication of the proportion of reviewers or audience members who liked a given movie. It’s not a measure of which is objectively better and never claimed to be.

I have no objection to using a person’s preferred name or pronouns, but if you are going to make a case for it, you should try harder. Saying that the person’s former name is to never be used in a story without saying why is not helpful.

Not decades. Centuries. There has been an exception, which could be measured in decades, during which high school teachers insisted that “they” is always plural. They also said that “he” is the non-gender-specific pronoun when the gender is unknown. That left us with some strange sentences, and linguists now look back…

That’s a BS argument though. There is such a big saving of time on a day to day basis from charging at home that even if people had delays on cross country road trips that 0% (rounded) people ever take, they’d save time overall. But the reality is that with a Tesla, they’d already be able to make that cross country…

I used to take trips that long without a stop, arrive with a headache, and then have to take time to eat anyway, so the total trip+mealtimes ends up the same either way. So it doesn’t really save time.

A fraction of a percent of drivers will do that, and most drivers won’t use the entire range of the battery ever, in a day. Most drivers who take a 400 mile trip will overlap one or two mealtimes. So a stop is going to be more than 10 minutes.

Your video contains blatant misinformation. You should contact 3M and ask them about their masks with valves, because what you are saying is false. Alternatively, you could try wearing one of them and then try to blow out a candle that’s two inches in front of your face. You will see that those masks keep air (and…

As it is, coach seats give very little leg room. I don’t understand why people would voluntarily give up another inch or two, possibly more, and then complain when somebody tilts a seat back a few inches.

No it doesn’t. While improper use of antibiotics might do that, by not getting the more resistant strains out of a body, and allowing them to multiply, it has nothing to do with killing pathogens on a surface.

If you think that something is a myth and prove that you were right, you haven't busted it. You've confirmed it. If you bust it, it's no longer a myth, meaning it was actually correct.

NYC has long been well known for two styles of pizza: Neapolitan and Sicilian. When I was growing up, I had never seen a pizzeria that didn’t have both. Few people would ask for a slice of Sicilian pizza though. Almost anybody would ask for a square. The slices, although rectangular, were not actually square.

It also depends on the person’s age. If a 60 year old texts another 60 year old and is too lazy to end a sentence with a period, that looks bad. You need to consider who is at each end before deciding on the rules. Rules for writing already existed, and you don’t get to change them carte blanche. It’s a matter of…

The last time I flew Alaska, there was almost a non-stop line of people using the first class restroom. If I’m in my seat waiting to use the restroom, and instead of the light going off to show that it’s available, another person comes from coach, then why am I paying thousands of dollars more for tickets? The food…

Older software.

It was in 2018 with older software on older hardware on a 2014 car on a road that Tesla warned it wasn’t designed for. You can turn on standard cruise control in downtown Manhattan, but it doesn’t mean that you should.

That’s a massive lie. Out of over a billion miles of usage, you can find an example of each. But the cars avoid those things millions of times a day. It won’t stop for a firetruck if someone is heading toward a stopped one at high speed, the Tesla is tailgating that car, and the other vehicle swerves into another lane…