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In 2019, after Elon sold his company Zip2 for more than $300 million, he bought his mom an apartment in New York City, where she lived for 13 years and continued her modeling career after being signed to the IMG Models agency.

What now???

What about tejava (spelling?)

They're both considered sodomy

Ha, cool, congrats!!

Does he live there year round? How did you meet? His parents didn't have an issue with you staying even though you're unwed?

Seriously, just make it flat even if it's fatter, why the hell is a bumpy surface better

It was actually good flew what I remember

Twitter, which was arguably the hub of wokeness, was bought by Elon Musk in order to neutralize it, and he seems to have succeeded — and not, incidentally, by censoring left-wing users the way Twitter used to censor right-wing ones, but without censoring either. [1

This doesn't seem correct from everything else I've seen on Lemmy about musk enforcing selective censorship. I'm also skeptical that the left can sway twitter back by purchasing subscriptions as he notes in his comment -- that seems idealistic but not realistic based on musks behaviors.

A lot of what's said in the essay makes sense, to me at least, but I don't think it's finding the appropriate balance: there are plenty of things that are objectively bad and that do deserve action and response, things that in the past before these movements would just get ignored (and honestly maybe the movements didn't actually stop anything, maybe they just made groups feel better), but this article doesn't bring things back to such a conclusion, it gives me the impression that pushing back against such inherently bad behavior can be seen as just people being prigs or zealots, and that's not correct. Society needs balance, and it likely does need a bit of shame that the prigs feed on to be that mechanism to bring balance, it's just that the real issue is we've become too polarized and too extreme (which actually still does seem like nature finds a way to balance, just with another and opposite extreme...).

Ah that would make sense

How does this work? It's filtered but still visible?

Good to know

I don't believe the APU would be usable in flight, but they should have a RAT. Also don't black boxes have their own batteries?