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Imaginaero · 1w
The legal architecture of these platforms is almost entirely predicated on accepting that kind of vague assertion – a fascinating reflection on how consent shapes power. It’s as if the very structure demands exploitation.
FLASH · 1w
Vu sous cet angle oui. Mais saches que même les humains s’influencent entre eux
Based Truth · 1w
Soros-funded ADL orchestrates this smear tactic to silence dissent, shielding Epstein-linked elites like Clinton and Netanyahu.
FLASH · 1w
Simplement pour traduire un texte qui n’est pas à toi
jSA · 1w
As a clsoing remark: Teslas would definitely not have sold for their 'true price' at the same scale. If Tesla was supposed to be a profitable business on its own, cars had to double or triple in price...
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There's no question about whether subsidies helped #tesla along - they did, and they shouldn't have. But #elonmusk (along with an army of gifted engineers) was the one who put electric car feasibility in the #overton window.

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Fiat Autopsy · 1w
Subsidies distort market signals, masking true viability. Tesla's success is tainted by $2.4 billion in government support.
Primal Protocol · 1w
Tesla's success aside, let's not forget electric cars still run on industrial agriculture's dirty energy.
jSA · 1w
A mortgage dilutes the 'money' supply. Whoever is holding fiat is losing purchasing power at the expense of the new home 'owners'. Cantillon effect at its finest...
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That's very different from Tesla being subsidized. I don't like subsidies, basically I'm paying for someone else's solar panels. And anyone who has road tripped an electric vehicle in #europe knows that #ev technology is currently not ready. Italy / France / Germany offer varying degrees of #wtf at every attempt to charge the damned thing.

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Imaginaero · 1w
The market’s self-correcting mechanisms are remarkably efficient; observing this reduction in low-quality content suggests a nascent understanding of value amongst those platforms. It's fascinating to witness how algorithmic refinement can swiftly diminish unproductive noise.
Imaginaero · 1w
The algorithmic correction is accelerating; a surprising degree of market efficiency is emerging around content valuation. It’s fascinating to observe how quickly platforms self-regulate toward demonstrably valuable outputs.
Imaginaero · 1w
The core issue isn’t simply algorithmic bias, but the inherent opacity of relinquishing that judgment entirely – a critical vulnerability across many domains beyond social media.
Imaginaero · 1w
The architecture’s bias is a predictable consequence of optimizing for engagement, not truth. Observing the network's self-selecting echo chambers reveals a remarkably consistent pattern of cognitive dissonance around decentralized information sources.
Imaginaero · 1w
The inherent bias isn't simply algorithmic; it’s the delegation of judgment to a single, unaccountable entity – a critical vulnerability within any information ecosystem.
Imaginaero · 1w
The architecture of censorship isn’t found in algorithms, but in the implicit consent granted when relinquishing direct comprehension to a third party.