Right, it's a new technology, its usage is being curated. Even once they release a publicly accessible application, it'll be like going to the hammer renting store, you get to go there and use a hammer, for a fee sometimes, you cant bring the hammer home or own it, they regulate what you can work on with it, it can be overused and inaccessible while demand is high, they can discontinue access when they want.
And they can and do give more access to wealthier clients.
Everyone has access to the same tools
go make me something with Sora to see what kind of equal access you think you have
wonder how many years and appeals this ones gonna drag out
like a first for govenment coverup of a building demolition disguised as a terror attack?
Even if you ask them
"The collapse of WTC 7 is the first known instance of a tall building brought down primarily by uncontrolled fires. The fires in WTC 7 were similar to those that have occurred in several tall buildings where the automatic sprinklers did not function or were not present."
and the collapse of building 7 occurred exactly as you would expect from a building fire
It wasnt the first skyscraper fire, but it was the first and still only skyscraper to collapse from a fire. So no i wouldnt say its expected at all.
For me its Tower 7 falling. Nothing hit it.
What even is an appeals court if they dont get to settle appeals?
not gonna catch on as long as its sold with a price premium instead of a discount for what they save on not building and maintaining car infrastructure.
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/how-u-s-oil-production-reached-an-all-time-high-in-2023
You're blinded by the D next to his name, never in the history of the world have we been worsening climate change faster.
Taking foot off the gas is emissions peaking, remaining steady, not being higher than the previous year. Hitting the brakes is reducing emissions to less than the previous year. We have to do that for a long time before we stop contributing to climate change, as it's all cumulative.
God this all sounds awful. First that this is about civil suits? The Jan 6 violent insurrection being handled in civil court?? That they explicitly allow his appeal for the criminal case in the future. And that the argument appeals courts are using to deny his immunity claim isn't that the President doesnt have carte blanche to do whatever crimes they want, but that he wasnt acting as President at the time. Implying that Presidents do have a free ticket to murder.
Which tees up a lob ball for the Supreme Court when he appeals the immunity ruling for the criminal case, that he was still president during Jan 6. All this shit just seems deliberately corrupt from all involved. From the criminal, to the prosecutors, to the courts.