Because they did it on every other item they sell with a screen and internet connection.

It’s nitnjustbthatbthey show ads, it’s that they track you and show you ads based on that data.

You could say the same about some kleptocratic states too. Without the maintenance nor the reliability. It’s about integrity and accountability whether it’s state owned or government owned. The difference is motives for individuals involved. Capitalism values the profit motive. Public private partnerships value how it looks to voters, who are generally worse off as they pay more for what would be more efficient under government control. Having two competing is probably an attempt to get the best of both worlds.

From what I’ve seen, research and habits wisez those that grew up in the depression tended to be thrifty for life, always planning meals and avoiding waste. It was a hard habit to break after being hungry I’m sure. I haven’t seen anything about their political leaning. I think community and helping people rated highly in values. Both sides of American politics would claim that as their values.

That’s why people traditionally moved right as they aged. However, millennials are bucking the trend is the point.

It is also posited that as you age, you’re more likely to have family and think about their immediate needs rather than society at large.

However, it can be just greed. The problem for conservatives is that they have tipped the balance so much that the divide is much greater and inequality greater, so they need to convince people to vote against their interests. The bottom 90% are far better off under more social measures.

Are millennials also the first generation to have lower standards of living than their parents? I think housing costs is the biggest part of that.

They work in Japan.

Yes, but rather than self praise, it seems to me like it’s being effusive and polite. As in, I’m not trying to be disruptive, please accept this kind gesture.

Yes, which is what that poster is saying.

AI technology is not a bubble. Investment in AI technology is a bubble.

The money around AI is a bubble. AI will stay, but not in the same format. That’s why the poster above said “AI itself”, to differentiate between the technology and the financials of the technology.

Od say it’s more that he doesn’t want to be left holding the bag. Dump now and you sell near the top of the market.

Like he’s read it!

Although, to say he has let’s us get an insight into him just a little more. It’s not pretty.

Gosh. I thought smee was mediocre. Boy kavalier and nibs were grating, but nibs does the crazy under surface excellently, to be fair. Timothy Olyphant was great and understated but underutilized. Brother was dull and superfluous. He’s great in other stuff. I think it’s more the part and plot than acting ability.

Don’t forget the gravy if you can’t get coleslaw.

Yes, but usually poorer drama. Misconceptions and misunderstanding happens in real life. When it feels contrived,.it loses impact. Good writing can overcome it but some of the writing seemed like characters making poor choices, not because of any misunderstanding but rather the misunderstanding was created to make a motive.

So far, it’s a good series with the potential to be great. Hawley can make that happen but there are still some current shortcomings. I like the direction they have taken and the themes.

The acting is for the most part good, but sometimes it’s a bit twee with adults pretending to be children in humanoid bodies. The plot is a little disjointed and there are multiple times where characters having a frank discussion would have led to a different path for everyone.

I wonder if the xenomorphs are on screen too much and sonlose their impact. Interesting to have a bunch of other unrelated creatures. We’ll see how that develops.

If the jury had any faith in the legal system, they would have found him guilty and he should be sentenced to 30 seconds.

However, they clearly didn’t. The fact that this came this far is ridiculous. The police officer lying was a much larger crime.

From what I’ve seen, it looks like it’s staggered based on metrics to be delivered to trigger it. I hope they approve it, which causes the share price to crash and then he destroys his wealth in the greedyprocess and doesn’t get any of it.

He was honourable.

As a parent of 2 kids under 10, at this age they don’t care about brands. The school uniforms are much more expensive than any t shirts or shorts or track pants from Kmart or bigW (Aussie retailers). Poorer kids still get hand me downs and second hand, whereas richer kids get brand new. Most kids are only-child these days, so the concept of hand me downs is less prevalent within a family.

For teens, I can understand that point, but for teens I think self expression and exploring identity are key parts of growing up.

People follow it by agreement and the idea is they face sanctions if they don’t. It’s unlikely America will face direct sanctions. However they are unlikely to find many friendly partners moving forward. The more heinous acts, the less other countries can overlook it.

It’s not just USA. The more countries that skirt international law, the more others also do the same and the less others listen to America. Putin doesn’t care about international law when invading Ukraine. Then china stops caring about consequences for invading Taiwan etc.

It’s stuff like this that makes the international community more afraid of Trump. The grifting and grafting is an internal problem. The fascism is a humanity problem. The breakdown in rule of law is a global problem.