Ha! Thanks anyway!

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Källenius emphasized the need for flexibility within the European Green Deal…

Flexibility is a luxury we can no longer afford. If Mercedes can’t adapt, it deserves to die.

Couldn’t help but notice that he listed China and Taiwan separately. I hope it stays that way.

My data will be stolen no matter which corporation I go with. Frankly, I don’t care which government they’re under. Hell, if I lived in Texas, I’d have to worry if I talked about driving a friend out of state to get an abortion. China wouldn’t care.

Google should absolutely not be allowed to get away with this crap.

I think it’s racism anyway, but now that you’ve explained your reasoning more thoroughly, I see your point.

Okay. Since you’re from another country, you’ve seen that reputations aren’t always accurate. You’re halfway there. She’s still making a broad, insulting generalization about an entire race. That’s pretty much the textbook definition of racism.

I hope she wins. BIG.

I used to have a white-collar job and now work in retail. You know what I love? 1) If there’s a problem, it’s my manager’s problem. I am entry level by choice, and have as little responsibility as possible. 2) Work stays at work. The second I clock out, I stop giving a damn about that place. 3) On the rare occasion I get a call from work, I always screen it. If some jackass didn’t show up, and I don’t feel like going in, I simply don’t call back.

I like my job. I like the people I work with. I’m pleasant and helpful to our customers. Maintaining boundaries helps keep it that way.

Fiber optic drones? There’s a cable running from the controller to the drone? Jeez.

Thank you. I’m hoping for more thoughtful responses like this one.

Mark Zuckerberg’s opinions on ethics and morality are very important to me.

(I won a bet with myself. I managed to type that whole sentence without bursting into laughter.)

For me, it always boils down to this: if people are greedy and selfish, how do we create and maintain a system of laws that protects us from our own worst impulses? Is it even possible?

ARE people inherently greedy and selfish, or is that just a cynical, false belief that‘s meant to keep us distrustful of one another, and therefore weak?

EVERYONE needs to read this.

This reminds me of the definition of bravery, too.

(Wildly paraphrased) Fear is important. It keeps us alive. True bravery, though, is being fully aware of that fear and not letting it stop you from doing what’s right.

Thank you for the caption. My fist thought was “how did they take this photo in color?!?”

I’m surprised the organization hasn’t already declared bankruptcy.

lmao I just can’t take this seriously anymore. I don’t care.

That dog’s fury and hatred runs so deep that it appears calm. Yikes.