Waymo’s are unpopular in LA. They were burned because people don’t like Waymo or google.
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I think that if a war was to break out, it would be like US vs Japan in WW2. Except we would be Japan and China would be the US.
The Japanese had superior weapons and ships, but were unable to replace losses in a timely fashion, leading to being dominant in the beginning of the war, but once the US manufacturing base started producing weapons and ships, the Japanese were quickly overwhelmed and unable to keep up.
Taiwan invasion is something we should be able to see coming way in advance.
China lacks the amount of landing vessels they would need to mount an invasion.
If they start building hundreds/thousands of landing ships, then we should be concerned
WWII was whitewashed.
Japan was in the process of surrendering and the US knew it. They dropped the bombs in order to intimidate the soviets and say that the US won the war.
Cologne is perfume.
Technically, cologne is the strength of a perfume.
It’s harder than it looks, especially for miles and miles.
They might know how to do it, but people make mistakes.
Even if they were trying (and I don’t think they did give it 100%) you’d still be finding people who were out of step.
The 1000$ ad was making fun of trump supporters, it wasn’t real
That’s fine if you don’t, but you can ask questions.
They even have these clickers that allow the professor to ask “snap questions” with multiple choice answers so they can check understanding
You can ask questions in auditorium classes.
The 300+ student courses typically were high volume courses like intro or freshman courses.
Second year cuts down significantly in class size, but also depends on the subject.
3rd and 4th year courses, in my experience, were 30-50 students
Plus you have to add in the amortized cost of legal, HR, etc for employees.
Not a big deal for 1-2 employees, but as you scale you need support employees
It’s maybe a poor example, but it is what the plaintiff is alleging, so I think it is a good analogy