The elites that he would attack would easily do the same, so I suppose these accusations are all tit for tat. I mean it's totally acceptable in this day and age to attack someone for something that you yourself do all the time.
I don't see this going anywhere. There are too many arms manufacturers in the US, and many of them strictly military arms. The defense industry is not going to be sued by those families with deaths, because some nation state bought some fighter plans or bombs.
It's the beginning of the end. Internet advert is probably going to collapse again, as soon as the economy goes to crap. It will come back, but after people start getting hijacked from ads, I doubt it will be the same.
And asbestos is a very generic term. There are certain particle sizes that are absolutely harmful and others that pose little to no effect. There should be a name for the dangerous particles regardless of meterial. Silicosis agents?
Why post cyber attack, would you casually admit to the things you know and don't know to the general public? Any would be attacker could see what they had found, and make deductions as to what a successful undetectable attack might look like.
It would be interesting to document where equality is easy, where it is hard, and where it is impossible. Let's try first to achieve equality where it is easy. I doubt very much we've handled easy yet.
I mean honestly, if we could commit the biggest polluting factories to cut down pollutants 50% and then to stop manufacturing the 50% most polluting cars, those would be good steps.
It's not really the humans destroying the planet. It's the invasive, destructive industries.
I really hate Uber, but you're partly wrong. Brand loyalty works when there isn't a competing brand of similar quality. So Uber at worst will always be second choice. Driving is getting cheaper as better cars are built, but they have to work against inflation, which is not real value, but you'll measure that anyway. Lastly, Uber can limit their fleet to efficient cars and effective drivers if they want. This should limit costs, but I think this happens almost naturally without them doing too much.