nxdefiant

Once more, I'm literally not injecting an opinion here or arguing for or against anyone's point. All the articles here talked about counts of individual accidents with zero context about sample size, something that is absolutely crucial to establishing exactly what you're talking about, rates. You can shit all over that, and then pretend you didn't, but Im only pointing out that the math doesn't work unless that context is there.

(I find it funny that the article you just posted is literally an ad for a traffic accident lawyer: here's the study the ad is citing. The ad did some creative interpretation on those numbers, ignoring things like DUI's for example: https://www.lendingtree.com/insurance/brand-incidents-study/#:~:text=Tesla%20drivers%20have%20the%20highest%20accident%20rate%20compared%20with%20all,over%2020.00%20per%201%2C000%20drivers.)

It wouldnt be that hard to script this if you already had a bunch of accounts and were just copying existing threads. What's interesting is that there were no other people accidentally joining in at any point. So either this was done by reddit and the timestamps are all 'fake', or this was done at a weird time in a niche community with low engagement.

Either way it's either astroturfing or someone farming up the karma in their bot farm to make them more attractive for sale (to get around comment/karma minimums)

https://www.achewood.com/2007/02/21/title.html

Hell, maybe even above average if the model can update itself in real time.

we should go with "conscii"

No one's talking about rates. The article itself, all the articles linked in these comments are talking about counts. Numbers of incidents. I'm not justifying anything because I'm not injecting my opinion here. I'm only pointing out that without context, counts don't give you enough information to draw a conclusion, that's just math. You can't even derive a rate without that context!

Little Caesars guy maybe?

Abbot has the ability to call the legislation into session whenever he wants to make them address special needs, he doesn't need to wait for the next once-every-two-years session. Instead he tweets about it.

Nothing will get done to address this until someone greases his palm about it, and given the signaling here, he's angling for that grease to come from the corps that own all the houses.

My favorite is how Fëanor was such a shitty little kid that his mom asked the gods to invent death so she could get some sleep.

Technically the elves can come back, they usually just don't want to.

Raving Dancing

Bust-A-Move (Pandar) Putin from the Ra Ra Rasputin Video

Does seething count as movement?