Jonoco's comments

If they change the algorithm to filter out fake or biased news, they might alienate their user base.

I asked a girl to coffee once and she ran off. She literally sprinted away. I had to append my list of worst outcomes.

> linked most highly to success in therapy is the strength of the relationship between therapist and client

Have there been many studies looking at how the client-therapist relationship itself effects the client? Wouldn't having a non-judgmental person with whom you can comfortably confide it, whom you know is making a concerted effort to help you improve your well being, have some noticeable improvement on your condition, regardless of whether they were a trained professional?

Or put another way, is there anyone who finds themselves in therapy largely because they have no close friends?

Polemical headlines doesn't make an argument more persuasive; Silicon Valley companies don't have a say in police use-of-force, but the author knows and is only trying to tie the two topics together for popularity points.

> A senior administration official told CNN, "... The administration remains committed to enhancing our national cybersecurity by raising our cyber defenses"

I hope you can see my eyes because I'm rolling them as hard as I can.

This does raise the question of whether the US government is foolish enough to use insecure US made electronics. And I suppose answers it.

> the free market is what brought us Dialup, DSL, Cable, FiOS, WiFi and whatever's after WiFi

Government research and subsidies brought us these. The market only sold them.

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Will they be selling it at the subsidized rate California farmers are accustomed to? Farmers in Central California paid $17.00/acre-foot last year. I'll do the maths:

472.6 acre-feet X $17.00/acre-feet = $8,095.40

Not bad for 300 railcars.