California was a state longer than Italy was a nation.

They’ve been built up to get angry about specific topics in a way that bypasses critical thought.

Wow. Go fuck yourself.

I don’t think the artist could have told her story in four panels. Since she isn’t limited by a newspaper page, she can do whatever the hell she wants.

I would trust myself, but I know that I would be the villain in some people’s lives.

I don’t think Nintendo ever tried to be a tech company. They have always been a game company first and foremost. If they were ever a kind of tech company, the closest analogy would be Apple, another company that focused on consumer electronics.

Nintendo collapsed its console and handheld product lines for the Switch. We’re also seeing large parts of the gaming industry adopt the Switch form factor for their products. I don’t think there is anything that Nintendo could innovate on that would sell.

The AI bubble feels a lot more focused on increasing worker efficiency/replacing workers while the .com bubble felt more like throwing things at the wall to see what stuck.

People had ideas for what you could do online, but no one really knew what it looked like or how it could work. Since no one knew what form the Internet would take, a lot of companies were formed to throw shit at the wall and see what stuck.

Tesla is overvalued, but the valuation is for more than cars.

Tesla owns its own battery production facilites, allowing it to branch out into other sectors of the market.

Tesla’s charging has become the standard for North America, making its charging stations valuable as the new gas stations for electric vehicles.

Tesla also has a significant solar energy production and deployment business. It makes some solar panels and a lot of other solar energy equipment. It also installs and manages that equipment.

That was the intent of the colleges. Whether colleges continued that initial goal is up in the air.

In high school, likely physics. I could also teach various math classes.

It isn’t about conquering any kind of ordeal. College was designed to create leaders, not just teach academic subjects. A lot of people complaining here are focusing on the classwork when there are other skills that are supposed to be taught.

J. Draper makes a lot of interesting videos on London history, including bits not normally discussed.

Miles in Transit is a guy named Miles who takes a lot of transit. And that is a fun fact.

Movie Bob is an interesting movie reviewer that I like.

Patrick (h) Willems is not a content creator, he is a cinematic interpreting powerhouse.

It is what it is; just getting a college degree by itself isn’t as useful as it was before. Also, some degrees are better than others.

I don’t know, since I’m not going to follow up on a conversation with a bad starter that just wants to talk without knowing what they want to talk about.

If you want to go the college route, you need to be strategic.

Choose a degree program that has a high return on investment. A lot of universities report salaries. Also ask if there are internship programs and if they are paid; paid internship programs generally mark a higher salary field.

Network in college. Get to know your classmates. Get to know alumni. Build study groups with people who will make you a better student.

Practice leadership. Participate in clubs and student organizations. Learn how to lead groups by leading groups. Go to different events/parties.

What you’re doing sounds like a lot of spam that I’ve been receiving.

We already kill cows to eat them. Wearing their skin is just using more of their material.

No, but referrals are still going to be a thing. You’ll also have to maintain a reputation in your industry, especially for senior roles.

You get bad results when you expect that people can self certify what they are capable of doing. Word of mouth is still an effective way to see if someone is a good as they say, and that starts in college.

The implication would be a de facto war with China as this would be viewed as an American invasion of Chinese territory.

While the world may act as if Taiwan is independent, it is recognized under international law that Taiwan and China are the same country.