From what we know now, nearly every habitual behavior is likely to affect your biome. Excersize still has a larger effect than most drugs, but we can't seem to perscribe it.
Even the best tech needs foundations, buildings and services to function. Get off your high horse. Money is where friction is, not nessarrily, or even usually, advancement in tech. Not to mention non tech companies are dying at a much slower rate than tech ones if you plotted them all.
I struggle to name a single source that is not Signifigantly biased. But worse than ever, fewer orgs seem to speak with a single editorial voice. One NYT article will be well sourced and informative, and the next will be raving identity-politics hate-fuel without a single citation or fact. Even distinguishing by outfit is outdated. Perhaps I just need to follow more writers, but I worry of creating my own bubble. Its a tall order.
Who is “they”? You mean the New York Times, right?
But in all seriousness, freedom of the press doesn’t imply it has to be purely factual or completely objective. The press is free to analyze, opine, ridicule, and rile their audience however they decide to. And they can even call it “fair and balanced” or tell me it’s “fit to print” if they want to, because these are subjective terms describing their opinion in a field expressly exempt from regulation.
In other words, about as far from selling a fake cure to cancer as you can get.
Wow. So worried about their own self image they attack the NTSB as if they were worried about theirs? What a PR travesty. Then they go on to say their self-proclaimed safest cars in the universe should be above suspicion or investigation. If I ever wanted a Tesla, that ship has now sailed. I cannot support this level of thoughtlessness. This is not the way to make the world a better place. Step up and take responsibility, or at least stop issuing half-truths to the media as facts.
Even with all the custumer antagonizing anti-repair bs, I did not expect this from them.
