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  • I see two new thin-skinned executive orders coming:

    1. United States flags can't be manufactured in a way that makes it possible for them to be flown upside-down.
    2. Flying the United States flag upside-down is a criminal offense.
  • my favorite are 3rd person rpg with exploration as an important element in learning about the lore/story

    Not PC exclusive, but if you haven't played Baldur's Gate 3 yet, it might be something you would enjoy. It's literally Dungeons & Dragons, and it's not going to guide you through every little piece of content. You can miss something on one playthrough and discover it completely by chance on your next one.

  • UNIDENTIFIED! they have no fucking clue who they even ARE?!

    And there's a good chance they won't. Three dead, but no CEO was harmed. There won't be a nationwide manhunt, and the police won't do anything beyond the bare minimum that is required.

  • Musk also threatened changes to X’s Community Notes after fact-checkers refuted his claims.

    The only part of this that surprises me is that it didn't happen sooner. Musk is so thin-skinned that he's indistinguishable from an anatomical model of a human.

  • Oligarchs have their money tied up in property, investments, and hidden from the taxman in foreign banks. Destroying the stock market would hurt them a bit, but destroying banks? The way they see it, only poor people have their money in a savings account.

  • Nahhhhhhhh.

    He didn't go after USAID for probing how money given to Starlink was spent and how their terminals ended up in the hands of Russia, he did it because they were inefficient.

    He didn't go after the FAA for making SpaceX follow regulations when launching massive, combustible hunks of metal above cities, he did it because they were inefficient.

    He didn't go after the SEC for investigating his shady business dealings and market manipulation, he went after them because they were oh so horribly inefficient.

    He didn't go after the FDA for putting up safety guardrails that affect Neuralink's human experimentation technological progress, it was because they were pure inefficiency.

    He didn't go after the NTSB because they impeded Tesla and the cyber meat cleaver, but because they were InEffICiEnT.

    I'm suuuuuure it's just another case of inefficiency. /s

  • The Public: We want proof of inefficiency.

    Elon: We have proof of inefficiency at home.

    Proof at home: Elon posting a conspiracy theory on Twitter under an alt account and then vaguely confirming the theory under his main account.