I wish it was possible to vote strongly enough for gerrymandering to be irrelevant.

Another 51% win for Biden will certainly trigger another violent inssurection attempt and another 4 years of inaction.

The best outcome would be a landslide victory if only to show the republican voters that their ideas are not supported by the general public.

Do this lot of people vote?

Another odd thing is that their oil fund owns about 1.5% of all globally listed stock shares. That's a lot by capita, since their population is less than 0.07% of the global population.

It's really simple and you dont need a chart: The shoe should be darker than the pants.

Not really.

A broom works fine for that.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assault_of_Nancy_Kerrigan

Jeg ved ikke hvordan man beregner underskud på den slags. Alt infrastruktur er vel en omkostning, hvor man kun kan gisne om gevinsten på sigt fordi det afhænger af alle følgevirkningerne som er ukendte før man laver det. Derfor synes jeg måske ikke at økonomien er det vigtigste punkt at kritisere. Jeg vil hellere stille spørgsmål ved om det overhovedet løser noget problem.

Jeg har aldrig selv haft problemer med at køre strækningen, men jeg hører ofte om kødannelse i myldretiden. Jeg synes man burde have undersøgt andre løsninger på netop dét problem i stedet for bare at bygge en bro/vejbane mere. Det er sjældent at det virker efter hensigten fordi det i stedet tiltrækker endnu mere trafik. Det er påvist igen og igen ved målinger at spildtiden øges i takt med øget trafik uanset antallet af vejbaner.

Det er selvfølgelig positivt at lastbilerne kan køre helt udenom byen, men det egentlige problem med myldretiden kunne også være løst med bedre offentlig transport i lokalområderne, så vejen ikke blev fyldt op med pendler biler fra forstæderne. Det vil den fortsat blive.

Lagerslut

Just listen to the word. Busy with what?

With all respect, yes, I hope so.

Well, that's fair. I have to point out that the tabloids are pulling a lot of words out of very little data. Exactly the opposite of what Zuckerberg does. He might very well play them like a fiddle.

Anyway, another plus for him is that his phone number is publicly available. I'd like to call him up some day just to talk about meat, while I never really have any reason to call Elon.

I was only taught one comma rule in English: "if in doubt, leave it out ". In this case I would advise you to leave it in.

However it's your pillow. You make the bed that you sleep in.

I'm not even sure if the previous poster was being serious, but I wouldn't be surprised if someone actually thinks of Mark Zuckerberg as a regular dude, because he's so dorky and awkward that it's relatable for some people.

It's pretty clear that the guy has affuenza and having trouble with social relations. I don't hate that about him, but it doesn't mean that I will ever consider him to be a regular guy. Like many other rich kids, he never had to grow up and grow out of the juvenile belief that money is the end goal. He's still a 15 year old thinking it's clever to cheat and win in monopoly.

He's a character though, and I like that about him. The world could generally benefit from having more oddballs, instead of billionaire eccentrics. In this way, I'd award him 1 more charisma point than Elon Musk.

I don't think it's limited like that. While I usually think in sentences, it also happens that I get ideas that I either can't express in words or it happens so fast that I don't bother trying to think it through in sentences.

Try to think of a house and notice how you don't need to describe it in any detail to instantly visualise how you think a house looks.

It'll be interesting to hear what they find in the ongoing research, but it's already clear that the brain is not just a large language model.

The section "other people also search for" is complete garbage.

I was searching for a used car part in my native language and Google mistook it for a name. No, Google, other people do not search for "car part net worth and marital status ". Why are you showing me this crap?

The thing is.. everyone is a regular guy.

All the movie stars, famous musicians, politicians and renowned scientists, yes, those are all regular guys too. They eat, shit and fall asleep on a pillow every night or about as much as regular people do and usually not all at once. 2 arms 2 legs 1 head and so. Mostly. A bit above average perhaps, but generally they have a regular number of limbs.

Mark likely does all those regular things just as well as regular guys.

However.. Someone who goes on a live stream to introduce his new cutting edge technology by staring into a camera without blinking for 45 minutes endlessly mumbling about smoked meats while rocking a caesarian haircut. That's also perfectly regular.... for a lizard.