Dude, it’s not that deep. Uber has a rapey problem and they figured out that this is the cheapest way to handle it.

Judging by how much they’re trying to cover it up, trump violently raped a 13 year old girl.

Previously released:

YouTube video of Katie Johnson’s testimony: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnib-OORRRod

Full court docket: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/4154484/katie-johnson-v-donald-j-trump/

PDF of the initial complaint (WARNING very graphic): https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/4154484/1/katie-johnson-v-donald-j-trump/

Why aren’t they suing AI then?

And nazi, he speaks nazi too. That sieg heil in the photo didn’t happen by coincidence.

Real jobs or AI jobs.

Would a phone have that many downsides? I would think that a computer would have much more. Maybe the phone companies don’t play nice? I 100% don’t know what the downsides would be.

Video is in the article and they did some funky techniques too. I don’t think of automatons as robots, that’s like calling a watch a robot. Technically correct?

the Jolla phone is the way to go

Are there any downsides to this? There has to be, right.

Edit: https://commerce.jolla.com/products/jolla-phone-sept-26

Or Seattle, this one is a little on the nose:

Costco sometimes has sales.

No one said he was being nice, he was just *not as shitty as the current nazis.

We must protect wikipedia, they’re our only safe place right now.

Actually, the opposite. Also, it’s good to have your workforce also buying your cars.

Henry Ford was a hard-nosed businessman; he didn’t introduce the $5 workday because he was a nice guy, says Bob Kreipke, corporate historian for the Ford Motor Co.

“It was mainly to stabilize the workforce. And it sure did,” Kreipke says. “And raised the bar all over the world.”

He says to understand why Ford thought this was a smart move in January 1914, you have to go back to another huge shift that happened a few months earlier: By 1913, Model T production totaled 200,000 — a feat made possible by the creation of the first moving assembly line. Conveyor belts transported small parts to workers, each of whom performed a specific task.

This tremendously sped up production, but Ford still had a problem: While he had standardized production, he hadn’t standardized his workforce. Now, he didn’t need particularly skilled workers; he just needed ones who would do the same repetitive, specialized tasks hour after hour, day after day.

Kreipke says there was chronic absenteeism and lots of worker turnover. So Ford gambled that higher wages would attract better, more reliable workers.

https://www.npr.org/2014/01/27/267145552/the-middle-class-took-off-100-years-ago-thanks-to-henry-ford

This is how we get bubbles popping where the citizens are the only ones that get hurt. Not the oligarchy, they hoarded wealth offshore.

That goes both ways. When a leader gives every indication that they’re going to be a dictator, then says they will be, don’t be surprised when they become a dictator.

The Trump War Evading Epstein (TWEE) with no way of telling if we’re “winning” or “losing.” I’m pretty sure we’re losing if we’re blowing up elementary schools.

That really depended on how full it was, yeah?

We’re playing a video game based in Japan, and shit, it’s true that those scary masks are intimidating. After you break the mask, they just seem normal and easier to defeat. Our brains are weird.